lolikoisuru

You could just like you know, start up a mumble client and test it yourself.

>Not too sure on the privacy front. I don't believe they sell any user data, yet.

Oh please. The CEO's last company got sued for that and this time he made sure to make it obvious in the ToS.

>I don't know how or to whom they are going to sell my data yet

You do know though, absolutely everyone. Read their ToS and they make it pretty obvious.

> Signatures for OS or package updates

> lack state or any notion of a keyring

And thus being completely useless for the purpose. This is quite a fundamental misunderstanding of the use case.

The only thing one should gather from these threads is that mos people on this site are completely incapable of using the shell and are too lazy to learn it.

It defines a function : that launches two copies of itself in the background. Then it calls that function.

    bomb() { bomb | bomb & }; bomb

C is not a product unlike everything you mentioned. Even most programming languages are products these days.

>In the past, academic computer science was useless but practical programmers were good.

At least here in Finland I doubt anyone will even notice the difference.

>why write tests? why improve ux or ui? why help with documentation?

Because these actually improve the project.

>Compared to other discussion boards, I usually find HN threads are far more thoughtful and less antagonistic.

You realize this is because HN shadowbans people whose opinions don't fit the crowd, right?

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You basically said that you're pro free speech unless you disagree with said speech. It's quite apparent that you actually aren't pro freedom of speech.