@indigo At this point 10C is invite only and not growing astronomically. That probably helps with the pace a bit. Even when things "open up" a bit I suspect the growth will not be hyperbolic because no one involved will necessarily get any press and thus not a lot of attention. No one's expectations (users, developers) are inflated as a result.
// @matigo @sumudu @height8
@height8 Firefox has looked a bit listless for some time now, so the sentiments aren't all that surprising.
@streakmachine It does have a bit of a "this tall to ride" element to it, but once you find a theme that doesn't suck and get it all set up, it's pretty straightforward to use day-to-day.
// @matigo
@streakmachine This is why Jekyll is a wonderful thing. Wonderful in the sense that it gives you SOME way to minimize the amount of work involved in maintaining static HTML sites. :P
// @matigo
“Why is computer code patented and not copyrighted, then, if it’s speech? Can you patent speech?” — @adamcurry #noagenda 804
@matigo the embodiment of the phrase "a professional is expensive, but an amateur costs a fortune." :P
Who'll Stop The Evaders? [phoneboy.org]
In the information security business, we are always trying to stay one step ahead of the threats out there. At the time this video was produced, Palo Alto Networks was vulnerable to these issues.
The rise of American authoritarianism [vox.com]
A niche group of political scientists may have uncovered what's driving Donald Trump's ascent. What they found has implications that go well beyond 2016.
The rise of American authoritarianism, or why Trump is so popular. http://www.vox.com/2016/3/1/11127424/trump-authoritarianism