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It's time for me to get involved in one of the most polar debates among programmers, even more polar and controversial than Vim vs.

Today (in an hour and a half of me writing this) I have a practice exam on C++ programming.

First I would like to mention that there are free alternatives to publishing media (even videos) such as the Up1 service (which currently is currently down on its main page, but you can access another instance of it at share.riseup.net), unsee.cc, and Gob…

If you look at my essays in the writings section of my website you'll notice that they're licensed under a CC-BY-ND license, which is not a free culture license.

It's slow, it's inefficient, it's buggy, it has memory leaks, it no longer supports GNU/Linux, and it's proprietary.

This last week I've been taking my university classes and we've started taking practice classes as well, where we apply the theory we've learned.

Recently I've seen a lot of hype around everyone wanting to use HTTPS for absolutely everything, which is very understandable for sites like social networks and especially for financing websites.

This is a question that is asked quite a lot, and although I don't have a definitive answer, I do have a few things that I believe to be very important that are being disregarded when it comes to the education of a student.

I hate Apple, and I've had many bad experiences with them.

It's sad that out of all the types of software out there the one that is developed the least or given the least importance in terms of its freedom respecting alternatives is precisely the ones that we care about the most, applications such as our video/vo…

For almost a year now I've been working on the DMUX project along with some other people.

I have recently decided to run FreeBSD inside of a VM to try it out (because why not?).

I've already made post about my favorite Firefox addons, so this one is dedicated to my favorite editor, Vim.

As you can see I've changed up the site quite a bit.

I use Firefox on a regular basis as my default browser, and something that I really enjoy about it is the vast number of addons (especially for developers) which can be hard to find anywhere else.

I am very much a GPL advocate, and the more I get into programming the more I favour the GPL licenses.

A topic that I am very disturbed about are Game/Website creators.

I would first like to point out a couple things before starting my rant, first of which is that I am talking about the web, not the internet.

I guess this will be a post of mine that will actually be useful for something...

The world of technology has little by little been taken over by the web, which (in my opinion) isn't necessarily a bad thing.

In my post about the television I mentioned very briefly the issue of 'small talk'.

If there is one thing that I have noticed in both the U.S. and Spain which annoys me the most, it's the addiction there is to the television.

Recently I came across this link on 'ethical giving' by the FSF.

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