The point being of course, that if your goal is to dump a large volume of
coins, you'd be better off using quarters than dimes. Apparently that was
too subtle for the moderators.
Doesn't the constitution say something about the enforceability of laws?
Like, to be a law it must be resonably enforceable? So if enough people
use these "illegal" emulators, (or DeCSS, or anything for that matter) is
it even possible to make a law against it on the grounds that it is
unenforceable?
Pliant is a language that seems to have several of the same goals as C#. IMHO, Pliant is the language of the future. It is DFSG Free (GPL).
You can write modules in Pliant that allow for different syntaxes to be used. When enough of these exist, you will be able to choose to most efficient or desired syntax for each particular task of a project. Each part of the project, written in different "languages" will work together seamlessly because they are all the same language: Pliant.
I am, unfortunately, not very knowledgeable so please go to the website and read about it yourselves.
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The point being of course, that if your goal is to dump a large volume of
coins, you'd be better off using quarters than dimes. Apparently that was
too subtle for the moderators.
Doesn't the constitution say something about the enforceability of laws? Like, to be a law it must be resonably enforceable? So if enough people use these "illegal" emulators, (or DeCSS, or anything for that matter) is it even possible to make a law against it on the grounds that it is unenforceable?
No, no, no. Let's sue the movie and music industry for making :)
all this copyright violation possible
Pliant is a language that seems to have several of the same goals as C#. IMHO, Pliant is the language of the future. It is DFSG Free (GPL).
You can write modules in Pliant that allow for different syntaxes to be used. When enough of these exist, you will be able to choose to most efficient or desired syntax for each particular task of a project. Each part of the project, written in different "languages" will work together seamlessly because they are all the same language: Pliant.
I am, unfortunately, not very knowledgeable so please go to the website and read about it yourselves.