> But I can proudly and honestly say I’ve never been sanctioned by a court for filing anything frivolous.”

What a noble man

You disagree that keyle wants feedback?

That's literally all they said.

How can you disagree about what one individual says they themselves want?

There is more than just their first sentence.

What life was destroyed?

I think people loved their products but hated their monopolistic pricing.

But that's what software cost. If you weren't paying Microsoft hundreds of dollars for a compiler you were paying Green Hills. Or you were paying a Unix vendor thousands of dollars for an operating system on expensive proprietary hardware. Etc.

Wow. That's incredible!

> Any doctor's office just blindly asks you sign a HIPAA authorization release form.

You are incorrect. You are being asked to acknowledge that you received a copy of their privacy policies. You can decline and it doesn't change very much (if anything), because they will still document that they informed you of them... which they did.

It's understandable that people don't read what they're signing; I often don't have time, either. But you are posting about that form having not paid much attention to it, which is less common, in my experience.

It's the modern day slave trade.

This article has nothing to do with cancer, though.

A bionic pancreas won't help you at all if your native pancreas developed a malignancy.

Right, my response was more of a hope that continued research in this area would lead to possibly some solutions for earlier diagnosis and treatment. Cancer is such a cancer.

I think that N++ is a one-programmer project.

Don Ho seems like a really cool guy.

I hope he is able to get the patch Incorporated, because it sounds like the security team provided one.

Thanks Don, for your work; and thanks Jaroslav, for the security discovery.

He was an asshole when I once requested a feature to color the lines white, which appear when folding code.

You have no idea what the reality is.

They are overworked and employed by mega corporations.

They are all miserable.

Talk to one.