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My 30 Years with PCMag, Part Four (2006-2016)(au.pcmag.com)
1 points by CPAhem 10y ago|0 comments
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'Google tax' already being avoided, says Australian Tax Office(theregister.co.uk)
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by CPAhem 10y ago
No comment from Google as to why they do this.
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by CPAhem 10y ago
The market is a mature one, which is why there is so little innovation. Also there is a huge barrier to entry in the form of patent roadblocks for anyone trying to enter. This deal included 6500 patents!
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by CPAhem 10y ago
Drive has many reliability issues at a scale of over a few thousand files [1]. Perhaps Box is more reliable? [1] https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!forum/drive
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by CPAhem 10y ago
Looks like a great idea. Unfortunately, in most of the developed world, it does not look like it would not pass the occupant safety regulations.
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by CPAhem 10y ago
Caring less is a hard thing to do, but it helps you stress less, as there are so many things at work you can't control.
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by CPAhem 10y ago
You might also want to look at Syncdocs - http://syncdocs.com . It encrypts files while syncing to Google Drive and decrypts them on download.
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by CPAhem 10y ago
US News did a good report on this a few weeks ago: http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2016-06-22/google-is-...
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Forget the cool kids. Geeks are now shaping new products and services(economist.com)
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by CPAhem 10y ago
Indeed, quite a few US citizens abroad cancel their US citizenship due to IRS tax problems.
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by CPAhem 10y ago
It looks like it only works with AWS and Dropbox. For Google Drive you'll need another encryption tool like Syncdocs http://syncdocs.com
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by CPAhem 10y ago
>However, it creates many thousands of very well paid jobs for police, lawyers, prison employees, etc Not to mention customs officials. In Australia recently 300 customs officials were under investigation for corruption, getting paid to
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Google used this woman's name on all its templates – she gets messages daily(nordic.businessinsider.com)
8 points by CPAhem 10y ago|2 comments
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Drinkable sunscreen offers a new form of skin protection(theguardian.com)
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by CPAhem 10y ago
On Windows: - Notepad++ https://notepad-plus-plus.org is a superb text editor with support for almost every language and a great number of advanced and useful features. - Everything http://voidtools.com is a great lo
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Computing boot-camps: Should for-profit crash courses get federal funds?(economist.com)
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How to Mount Your Google Drive on Linux(techrepublic.com)
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by CPAhem 10y ago
We use a boot password + Microsoft bitlocker on our work laptops. We use Syncdocs http://syncdocs.com to encrypt all our Google Drive stuff. The system works OK, and should keep data safe if a laptop gets stolen. Probably won&#x
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by CPAhem 10y ago
I agree, I've looked at a lot of them and the $35 I paid for ClipMate is a good productivity investment. The only thing about ClipMate is that its search feature doesn't work well anymore. http://clipmate.com/
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The Prime Minister loves encryption, but it's not for you(crikey.com.au)
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by CPAhem 10y ago
Good summary. Those who pay the piper call the tune, and have made themselves above the law.
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Job Ad Promises 'Meaningless Repetitive Work on the .NET Stack'(theregister.co.uk)
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by CPAhem 11y ago
There is a big threat to the lower end of the aviation industry (crop dusters, news choppers etc) from drones. The threat is not physical but of them being replaced by drones. It is similar to the threat of Uber to the Taxi industry. Expect
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Australia's Site-Blocking Laws Are Being Tested in Court Today(gizmodo.com.au)
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Atlassian founder says no-one wants to move to Australia as its too expensive(dailymail.co.uk)
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by CPAhem 11y ago
Quite a few are firing: http://www.businessinsider.com.au/its-been-a-bad-month-for-t...
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It's been a bad month for tech layoffs(businessinsider.com.au)
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by CPAhem 11y ago
Unfortunately, doctors will keep on using it, as it contains a mathematical formula, which makes it seem all "sciencey".
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by CPAhem 11y ago
There's a good video on YouTube, too BBC Britains Greatest Pilot The Extraordinary Story of Captain Winkle Brown https://youtu.be/LEe5ul37Q7g

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