The Scribd file was degraded in quality to absolute illegibility, I had to grab the original link out of the URL just so I could read it.
Opt-out? It's annoying. They should just stop doing it for everyone perhaps, or just use it as a backup in case the site is knocked off line by the influx of social news traffic.
I believe him, Bulletball is going to be a success. Only it will be as the title of a mockumentery that the man unwittingly authorizes. Hours of film of the mentally tortured game inventor are edited into an 112 minute runtime box office smash, the man having signed away his rights for a small shooting fee, ostensibly for allowing them to document the rise of his sport, gets virtually nothing. In the end our tragic inventor takes his own life several weeks later with a shotgun recently purchased at a pawnshop, none of the hostages were harmed.
I find EmacsWiki to be a great resource. Just getting into using emacs and the how-tos are very useful.
Formerly I had no religious preference in text editors but since I've started to learn Lisp emacs' gravity has pulled me in. Thanks for the pointer to http://www.cliki.net/, looks like a good site I hadn't seen before.
Social news sites never seem to be strictly news, sometimes in complete contempt of their domain or site names. Personally I blame, in order: the term 'Web 2.0', Wikipedia, and the rap music.
I get the sentiment but his explanation sounds like he gets hot over business logic. Meh, who am I to judge if he does ;)