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15y ago
I wonder how long it will be before Microsoft files anti-competitive lawsuits using them.
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Yes.
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http://map-monster.tumblr.com/
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"Microsoft plays dirty" is the usual story.
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Java starts off out of hand, and just gets worse when things like Guice are thrown into the mix.
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Java is stupid.
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Software patents are counterproductive.
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Vitess: Scaling MySQL databases for the web
(code.google.com)
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G+ is much more engaging for me than either facebook or twitter. This article feels like it's shilling for facebook. "It turns out Google+ is a virtual ghost town compared with the site of rival Facebook Inc., which is preparing for a mas
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There's only one correct position: Software patents shouldn't exist.
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Being a good engineering team manager
(blog.eater.org)
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Microsoft fights dirty, as always.
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It's time to not just resist further expansion of copyright and copyright enforcement, but to push back. * Reduce copyright terms to the original 14 years. * Retroactively. * Make copyright non-renewable * Require registration of works with
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I agree. It's time to not just resist further expansion of copyright and copyright enforcement, but to push back. * Reduce copyright terms to 4 years, non-renewable * Require registration of works with the copyright office * Assess an annua
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15y ago
No, because fruit includes a lot of fiber and releases the fructose into your digestive tract over time. Fruit juice is bad, though. It's essentially uncarbonated soda, and sometimes has a higher sugar content than soda. Compare grape jui
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Copyright terms should be reduced to the original 14 years, if not less, retroactively. Copyrights should be non-renewable. Obtaining copyright should require registering each work with the copyright office. There should be an annual fee fo
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Adding funny text to photos (on Google+)
(plus.google.com)
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Too bad they can't just use ZFS, but, NIH and all.
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That makes it sound like patents are a real hinderance to getting things done.
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Apparently Forbes is printing press releases now.
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People don't trust Microsoft. And they're selling it under the Windows brand. How cool is Windows? Not very. Who wants viruses and blue screens on their phone? Not many people. (note: it's irrelevant whether blue screens and viruses actuall
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It's definitely corrupt. Buying legislative advantage for yourself -- or buying barriers and expenses for your competitors -- is what many companies and groups try to do. It's a terrible, corrupt, corporatist abuse of power.
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Might as well read: "Verizon Considers Destroying Netflix"
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Here's the short version of the Advanced Bash Scripting Guide: "Use Python". Long bash scripts are less readable and maintainable than python scripts.
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COPPA is fucking stupid legislation, but Google should at least provide a "parental consent" mechanism.
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Hyperbole.
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It seems like there is a quasi-religious fervor around "climate change" and many are using it as a reason to remake the world in their desired fashion. People can both recognize the validity of climate science -- the planet is getting warme
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You're right. He's "only" the Chairman.
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It's a bit like the charities founded by the robber barons, isn't it?
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15y ago
Presumably because one cannot test a nuclear reactor in the US -- at least not as easily as it can be done in China.
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