sagartewari01

> Sure they push them towards doing stuff in open-source but that usually almost never leads to creating great pieces of work.

Blender, Linux kernel...

What you are saying is wrong on so many levels. Be grateful that I'm not just replying with a 'scre w you' or 'put something in your mouth', cos that's what you deserve.

They didn't name anything, they just provided a description.

You could try running it in neovim terminals.

10 years ago I watched a national geographic documentary about something quite similar to this one. The results were also apperantly impressive. It's weird they haven't progressed much during this period. Sadly I can't find any resources about that project anywhere.

You make that sound trivial. It isn't just about barbies. Technology has infinitely times multiplied our communication bandwidth. Giving government complete control over the personal data of people literally makes the government all seeing eye, which has never been possible before.

You might trust your government enough to be okay with this, but don't forget that government is made up of humans, with there own personal whims and idiocricies. Do you really want to live in a world where people around you might have power to completely end you? Will you be able to speak freely in such a world?

This level of power is a very new thing, and the people on higher order (wrongly) think that it's all good and they can keep going about there business as before.

Something has to change.

> Will it rely on google DNS? You bet!

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You use nano for coding?

I guess the point is that even such small tasks require typing cryptic commands in vim.