I'd say it's certainly unethical to hoard wealth, because you've taken money out of the pool, so no one else can access it, and you really have no use for it (except maybe as an instrument to acquire more wealth). However, I don't think that becoming wealthy is necessarily an unethical act, because you could use that wealth to do ethically justifiable things.
"I could feed thousands of people, but instead I think I'll eat a common food that was created in a ridiculously expensive way." --the mindset of the first person to try one of those burgers.
Judging by how frequent and popular these "baby steps with Vim" type posts are, I'm guessing that not many people on HN both use Vim and care enough about it to use :help.
A person could easily get into the habit of using oh-my-zsh plugins and themes without reading or understanding them. I'm not saying that it's universally the case, just that it's possible. With that in mind, it might not be too difficult to include malicious code therein. It also is a good way to "introduce" non-existent bugs. If I'm not mistaken, this is the reason that the zsh Debian maintainers have refused to consider including it in main.
I suppose having and stating an opinion that isn't kissing someone's ass makes me a douchebag according to richardlblair. I think I can live with that.
All Mr. Grouchy did was give a couple examples of completion and oh-my-zsh. I think you would have to be really fed up with bash or whatever default shell your system has to take that bait. I never said I expected him to write a complete job. I just think there are better arguments to be made.
In fact, there are hundreds of posts on HN that give someone's evangelical tale of trying a new program, and several about zsh. This one is far from exceptional in my mind.
To me, it was like saying "You should buy a Tesla Model S because they are really fast."
Due to the poor spelling and grammar, gross oversimplification of zsh's advantages, and the inclusion of oh-my-zsh as a reason to switch, I found this post insulting (as a long time zsh user). And I actually want more people to use zsh, because that would mean more collaboration, more tips, and better script compatibility.
Technically, it is energetically easier to store dietary fat as adipose as opposed to carbohydrate.
The problem most people have is that they eat enough carb to satisfy their daily energy demands, and the fat they've eaten will be stored. Keep in mind that almost all muscle tissue and the brain prefer glucose (which usually comes from starch) over anything else, although some vital organs run mainly on fat, particularly at night.
Our digestive system is very efficient. The bottom line is this: if you eat more calories than you expend, you will gain weight.
webgl.disabled is false by default. I switched the force-enabled on but it dodn't make any noticeable difference.
I should have mentioned I'm using the nouveau driver. I get slightly better performance with the proprietary nvidia driver. In my experience most games will either work about as well with nouveau or not at all.
GLX gears is a pretty unreliable benchmark: I've gotten anywhere from 300 to 600 FPS on this machine at different times. I usually get around 90 FPS when playing fairly recent games like Modern Warfare 2 (on windows). Perhaps you meant glxinfo, which reports whether direct rendering is enabled (and it is).
3 (sic, three) FPS here-- Linux Mint 12 amd64, Firefox 9.0.1, nvidia Go 7300 with 512MB RAM and 4GB system RAM. Also only about 60% of the frame is visible at a time on my 1280x800 display.