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But there's a bit more to it than that. The marketplace has apparently decided privacy is not worth paying for. Microsoft is conceding this point. Perhaps what the market values can be adjusted by creeping people out on a personal level by demonstrating just how much information they are giving away?

Or perhaps the market is revealing that privacy in general has very little value?

(Same issue with open computing vs. closed devices)

I would argue the object approach limits the universality of the PowerShell way as a general purpose computer interface because it binds it to the necessity of a particular flavor of object system (e.g. .Net) and mutable data which is venom to general purpose pipe and filter systems.

jq looks very interesting though note that it builds upon an underlying notion of text to serialize JSON.

Better try Source Safe :)

And SGML (which XML is an application of)

Opponents of BofR claimed that was the broken part because it was redundant (and potentially dangerous) to enumerate rights not explicitly granted to the government. Also the built in amendment process allowed the document to adapt as the country evolved, while allowing the highest priority requirements to be met in the first iteration.