Tried this with both "immediately" and 15 min on iPad Mini. Reproduced it every time.
As a side note, one can use this bug to access contacts list and send email on behalf of the owner (via share menu in photo stream).
Edit:
Just found out that I can tweet, post to facebook and send email just by using Siri (if that setting is enabled). Although, this might be the correct behavior.
Note 'anarcho-communism', not -capitalism. In fairness, I am opposed to anarcho-capitalism for the reason you outlined above:
> namely that money tends to lead to more money
In general, yes - there is no such thing as "panaceatic system", instead I was suggesting to trying to find different methods, organization structures to lower the possibility of (or in ideal world eliminating) power accumulation.
> Idealism? Surely. But many anarchists would tell you that anarchism is an ideal, a goal, more than it is a destination to be arrived at in short order.
It always struck me, that so many people discard the idea of anarchism either as "a teenage rebel idealism", terrorism, or simply "not going to work". Hence they go back to capitalism or however things work today.
But in the end, what anarcho-communism is trying to achieve is what most of us would agree with: eliminate poverty and exploitation (via equal rights to access means of production), let people have control over their own lives, direct democracy and self-organization. And when people say it's not going to work, it saddens me that we are not even trying to move in that direction. Of course, it may not ever happen, but innovating in this direction surely could lead us to a better world.
Of course, don't take my word for it, as I'm obviously biased. Instead research the topic if you're interested.
From what you say, you obviously have no idea what communism is. Not USSR, nor Northern Korea, nor China, etc.. they were never communist countries, not even a "form" of communism. Communism, in its origin form, means no government, gift-economy, direct democracy(as opposed to representative) and workers controlling the means of production.
"A communist society would have no governments, countries, or class divisions." [1]
Excuse me for a one-off useless comment, but a Communist country never existed. USSR was not communist.
Communism is being described as "A communist society would have no governments, countries, or class divisions."[1]
Hence, no rulers. Communism in its essence is a form of Anarchist society.
I, for once, don't see a problem with getting paid doing open-source software.
With kickstarter I get an assumption that if for some reason he won't raise enough money - he won't work on the project. That, in my opinion, is wrong. It shouldn't matter if one raises money or not, as long as you like what you're doing. Otherwise why bother in the first place?
I bought all the albums of my favourite performer and don't want to scratch the CDs or waste my time to rip the music from CDs, hence I download them from the web.
| iOS 5 already enables GC (a generational one at that), which already came out for regular Cocoa in in obj-c 2.0
Any links?
Otherwise, I assume you're referring to ARC (Automatic Reference Counting) which is not the same as a Garbage Collector.
In summary, based on code analysis the compiler(I think this works only with the LLVM compiler) inserts code for sending [ release] messages for you.
| There were no startups in the USSR because no one was willing to put a large amount of effort into something that would eventually be owned by the government.
While this is correct, people were prohibited to start their own enterprises in the first place. Hence it's not the lack of profits that stopped the people - it's the fear of getting punished by the government.
In my humble opinion, Soviet Union did not prove that society needs self-profit motivation, not in terms of accumulating wealth. What it did prove is that the State will sooner or later collapse(because of the class war) when it threatens, oppresses and all the power is situated in the hands of a few people at the top.
Google is also using Aspose[1] for their Google Docs' Documents. You can see it's Aspose.Words for Java, if you read the source of the documents you download from Google Docs.
It's funny because this captcha probably required more work (disable right clicks, render tables, etc.) in contrast to a proper one, i.e. assuming they were allowed to use an image generation library.
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/lamport/pubs/p...