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This could be a good complementary way to tell the i.e. content provider you don't want to be tracked so it'd be no need to issue warnings.

Otherwise this measure is bland as it'd totally rely on the way the legislation is implemented or in the trackers' good faith.

Liability should be owned by the one providing the service you're consuming. The same way as they'd if I were paying them with my credit card in their commerce, I'm giving them my personal information as a retribution but instead of my credit card number.

The removal was done by a Sonatype employee; company which could be potentially more vulnerable to this tactics as their products are subject to be chosen by developers. I would think twice before buying them a product after this.

About the second point you would ask your bank if they offer a payment gateway service, and offer Paypal or Checkout as a second option. When I am going to buy something online I trust more a service which charges me through a recognised bank, it feels safer in case I have a problem.

I wanted to give it a try, but you need enabled Billing to use at least the blobserver on Appengine.

I'm a college student myself and it would be great to people with tight schedules and also a way to get yourself some specific classes quickly without the burden of signing up for long term academies, whom will charge you even if you don't find the classes useful afterwards!

Trial classes, user clustering to look out for specific classes... There's a lot of very neat stuff to be done.

Following the above, if you're looking for an object store you'd find interesting cl-prevalence which is entirely written in CL.

About web frameworks others have mentioned AllegroServe, which looks quite good with the logic and view separation in templates and actions, similar to Django. Other people prefer to code the HTML inline with cl-who i.e.

If you're developing an application in the web you may find worth a continuation based framework like weblocks or UCW. Cliki contains a fair amount of libraries categorized. Here you have the database libraries: http://www.cliki.net/database

Read it some years ago, definitively a good book to get some background in the history of philosophy.

Get a programming gig in the UK. Roadblocks: (1) Language barrier, my spoken English is not as good as it should. (2) Non working experience in the country.