@resk : I could get offended (which is the modern way) on many levels by your comment. But let's say that venam read the same sentence as it was supposed to be read... But just out of curiosity, what exactly happens when a person turns 23 that makes them accept and give up? When I was 23 I was quite happy with the place I lived in, this is a feeling that has came over me much later, and I don't think that it has anything to do with the age in years of my body...

In my opinion age doesn't matter much, most of the time. ofc we are all children for some time and our bodies, brains, morals and spirits evolve without our control at a pretty craze speed. And there is not much we can do about it and it is hard to take control of the process during childhood. But after that we can. I met many people, especially at work, that even if their bodies where 40-60 years old the rest of them was very immature. And the other way around. The dangerous thing is to think you know, then the urge to learn disappears...

@venam : It is hard not to be political, in some way, especially when talking about FLOSS. Learning about computers and programming has made me look and compare the societies in a similar way (there are constants, functions, super classes, servers, storage units, viruses, networks and much more). The analogy also works on different persons or personalities and even hardcore sciences like biology and physics. It is all the same in one way...

Lots of stuff good stuff i haven't heard on that list, thanks venam. I think waking up was what I intended when i wrote exploring the mind.

Also, ~ is on the SSD of my laptop