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Asa-Nisse
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Asa-Nisse
16y ago
When you're in business class.
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16y ago
I complain about it all the time, but then again I'm not a employee and I see what I pay in taxes. Which is roughly double what employees "think" they pay in taxes. To use a swedish phrase, it's so "fiffigt ordnat" that half the taxes you p
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16y ago
Came here to point this out aswell. Google would not have been possible to grow out of a socialistic country.
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16y ago
Agreed, the only problem with these devices as I see it is that they themselves consume energy. Also I suspect the output is not so fun / worthwhile. Perhaps it can help people to tweak their refrigerators a couple of degrees but then again
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Asa-Nisse
16y ago
Sometimes I wonder if The Register just is internet trolls from 1995.
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16y ago
Android "is" java, you cant drop java from android. Oracle is just pissing around. Java support in android just wont go away. Secondly you cant reverse engineer iOS "API", its a language (Obj-C) and a API. The API consists of surely patente
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16y ago
Uhm, you cant multiplay on them perhaps, but you can use them locally fine..
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16y ago
If they put ads on the site and bought adwords for the earned income NH would become the first economical singularity.
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16y ago
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-07-29/americans-splurge-o... It's not just the consumers that are schizophrenic, journalists seems to be going down the same road.
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16y ago
Are they done killing google yet?
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16y ago
Giggle @ self. $100k/yr :)
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16y ago
Most everything I ever did has been totally random. Things that I thought was safe bets went out the window. Stuff I did when hacking on beer and booze over a weekend has netted me $100/yr. Key is to not spend to much time thinking about it
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16y ago
Whoa, this article is some biased shit. I thought the washington times was a serious newspaper (european here).
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16y ago
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16y ago
Yeah... most peoples js code-base is more like 3kb.
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16y ago
I too was a FB-absente for a long time, but a friend of mine (non techie) explained its usefulness to me in a very good way. "It lets you keep updated on what your aquintances does on a daily basis". Not your good friends (because you call
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16y ago
Regarding the 3.5 musd each figure... I just want to point out that the industry, err, bought, err, judges was much sneakier than that. Only one person behind the pirate bay actually has any assets worth seizing. So they made the fine colle
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16y ago
The point is that flash is a fading technology now... in a few years HTML5 will replace it for video purposes. The iPhone is a better gaming plattform. What if Apple released a similar technology to run Obj-C applications in the browser (th
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16y ago
Fine, the telecoms can start taking payments from their customers to access youtube then. Lets see how many customers they'll get with that kind of deal. We (the users) already pays for the networks. This article is complete bullshit.
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17y ago
The lunacy is further advanced by the artful use of different font-sizes and colors.
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17y ago
While I agree that most of the "review my <whatever>" here are pretty Lame I must say that this post entirely misses the point. So what if the authors of these project chooses to call them startups. Nobody has a right or the power t
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17y ago
I absolutely loath french culture. Sorry. Every time I go there I end up with a bad taste in my mouth and a mind telling me "never again". It's like you cant win with a french person. However, their beaches, mountains, wine and food tells m
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17y ago
This doesnt seem like the hacker news (tm) way of thinking. I expected wonderful code. That post was just lame.
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17y ago
The essay is a little bit on the light side. For starters I dont think you bring the reader in with your opening paragraph. I would start with the second paragraph instead. It's much more interesting. Since you dont reveal how old you are I
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17y ago
Disclosure: I serve as co-counsel in unrelated litigation against Google, Vulcan Golf et al. v. Google et al. I also serve as a consultant to various companies that compete with Google. But I write on my own -- not at the suggestion or requ
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17y ago
Probably yes. Sea navigation. Mountaineers. Rescue missions. Not that I would much rather see manned mars missions in my lifetime than another desert liberated from its evil nomad dictators... but still!
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17y ago
The irony is that his site is now offline. http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://alan.blog-city.com... Cache: http://alan.blog-city.com.nyud.net/has_amazon_ec2_become_ove...
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17y ago
This makes me love PHP more. If that was possible. He just gets it. If you want to spend your days drawing UML, writing documentation and unit tests. That is dandy, but you're in PHPLand now. This is our land, and we dont care about no frea
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17y ago
How will you make fertilizer from alternative energy? That said, I dont think its a cause for worry right now, but it will be a issue in the future.
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17y ago
The problem is really stated in the article. As prices worldwide goes up the incentive to pump up more expensive sources of oil increases. However, the price of transporting and fertilizing food is not a cost we really have the luxury of ta
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