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Article: The Opponents of Email Have Destroyed It - Have you tried discussing something with friends on email lately? Often its worse than not even trying.

Article: The Opponents of Email Have Destroyed It - Have you tried discussing something with friends on email lately? Often its worse than not even trying.

Moolenaar’s open-source text editor Vim was released in 1991 but is still being used and updated to this day. Bram Moolenaar, the open-source developer who…

The open source software legend left us on August 3 at age 62.

Moolenaar’s family announced his August 3rd passing from a quickly-progressing medical condition in a Google Groups post. In 1991, Moolenaar created Vim, an open-source code editor. It was based on Bill Joy’s vi editor, and quickly became popular with Linux users. Moolenaar actively contributed to Vim until just a few weeks ago, according to Ars Technica.

Reddit is pressuring moderators who have set their subreddits to private to reopen their communities this week, according to messages seen by The Verge. From the report: The company has given moderators deadlines to lay out their plans for reopening but said that they cant stay closed. The timefram...

Aggressive violence, more aggressive acts of terror, we start to see the rise of these extremely complex groups who are literally trying to spark all race war. and the on, that the shift, white supremacist leader writes in the 80s, they shift to a quote on quote leaderless resistance model. we think about this as local molds very often. their aim was to build these bureaucratic systems and goals and membership organizations, but their aim is to put their toxic propaganda out into the world, the ...

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Spike promises to turn your inbox into a simpler, chat-like interface, then breaks that promise by piling on features.