BRadmin

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by BRadmin 16y ago
Kurzweil has made a living by doing a lot more than just making claims about technology. He's created new and contributed to existing technologies throughout his lifetime, and saying he'll throw up his hands and blame others when his predi
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by BRadmin 16y ago
And how should people contact you?
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by BRadmin 16y ago
It was $5 - but it's not about the money. It's about a company promising something and not following through. Top that off with a big helping of poor communication, and you start to get an idea of why some people are frustrated.
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by BRadmin 16y ago
I know they removed a few of the Holocaust Denial groups and let others remain based on the content being posted on the board. If it amounts to hate speech it's a violation of their TOS and gets pulled, so I'm curious what was actually bein
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by BRadmin 16y ago
In his own article about the alleged tailing by state department officials Adrian Chen said: It seems a bit paranoia-tinged, but Wikileaks has good reason to be paranoid. They've already been labeled a security threat by the Pentagon, and
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by BRadmin 16y ago
I do think your posted article is relevant, but claiming they "convincingly rebutted this" is not accurate.
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by BRadmin 16y ago
I quite like "sufficiently unimaginative" as well.
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by BRadmin 16y ago
Of course without being in the situation it's difficult to say how one would react, but I believe (or hope to believe) that most reasonable people would never try to make $$ off of such circumstances. He made no serious attempt to return th
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by BRadmin 16y ago
...he believed the payment was for allowing the site exclusive access to review the phone. The attorney keeps stressing this like it's the cornerstone of their defense. Are they trying to say that he was paid for access to review, not in
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Live-Blogging With Adobe CEO(blogs.wsj.com)
44 points by BRadmin 16y ago|18 comments
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by BRadmin 16y ago
I don't believe he's giving an opinion about Apple's actions, rather the accuracy of calling them "Big Brother" in light of the fact that other companies maintain a lot more information about their users than Apple does.
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by BRadmin 16y ago
We’ve been asked if we wanted to purchase information in the past that would have made for some great stories and we have always declined. Our policy is to never pay for information. http://techcrunch.com/2010/04/26/how-i-would-have-hand
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by BRadmin 16y ago
single page: http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/04/ff_lost/all/1
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by BRadmin 16y ago
(note that I use the word “stolen” only to keep the description brief, not in any legal way) If Arrington wanted to leave the description "brief" he wouldn't have needed a parenthetical explanation.
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by BRadmin 16y ago
What happened to the DVDs?
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by BRadmin 16y ago
This is the interest v. intent paradigm. Listing 'photography' as an interest on a social network and typing it into google with the intent to research, purchase, learn, etc., represent fundamentally different mindsets.
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by BRadmin 16y ago
"Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half." – John Wanamaker
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by BRadmin 16y ago
It's amazing how many companies still don't get it. You made a very public mistake -- apologize, wholeheartedly and genuinely, and accept responsibility. That's it! Making it seem like it's not a big deal makes it come off defensive, unpro
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by BRadmin 16y ago
They settled with ThinkSecret, probably paying a ton of cash to Ciarelli, to shut it down. Don't think that's going to happen with Gizmodo...
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Sorry but I don't think this is a good case-study about perceived value -- more likely user error and a deceiving app description that states the app costs "a friggin' dollar?" I'm going to go out on a limb and say that a lot of people will
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by BRadmin 17y ago
I concur. I think not wanting to implement this type of workplace for my small service based company is exactly what's been keeping us from taking things to the next level. For us, it's been worth it to have a relaxed work environment wi
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by BRadmin 17y ago
In light of this I like your choice of username.
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Kudos guys. Appreciate you taking all the feedback and criticism to heart and righting the ship.
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by BRadmin 17y ago
I'm going with the latter. They offer a guy some free swag, so they must have come up with enough dough to pay-off FB to do the deed for them? I'm not saying it's impossible, but based on just that I don't see how TC can run such a headlin
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Where did I say he was? I just quoted the ToS and tangentially remarked that, despite the articles title, I couldn't find any evidence that Harman International actually paid Facebook. I edited to avoid ambiguity.
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by BRadmin 17y ago
From FB's ToS regarding usernames: If you select a username for your account we reserve the right to remove or reclaim it if we believe appropriate (such as when a trademark owner complains about a username that does not closely relate to
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Appreciate the clarification. I think the non-conciliatory tone and some of the content from your email is a little off-putting to a lot of folks. Whereas most people were expecting to receive an actual product within a week or two, we're n
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by BRadmin 17y ago
In the email they mention delays due to new innovations -- so basically, I won't be getting my product on time because they were developing a premium service I didn't know about and will now have to pay for to benefit. Doesn't seem right..
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Are Face-Detection Cameras Racist?(time.com)
4 points by BRadmin 17y ago|2 comments
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Grammy Fanbuzz Visualizer (tbwachiatstaging.com)
1 points by BRadmin 17y ago|0 comments

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