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by CaveTech 12y ago
This could be what we consider "cloaking" in the ad industry. Ads containing legitimate content are submitted, but when a user clicks it, a risk assessment is done based on the users information (ip/location/js enabled&#
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by CaveTech 12y ago
If that was an ideal strategy they would have never opened it up to publishers in the first place. Google no doubt optimizes their algorithms for profit, but they surely don't need to block out publishers to ensure their own sites have
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by CaveTech 12y ago
The flaws in computer software cause damage because people are quick to exploit them. Mother nature is not quite as driven by money and corruption.
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by CaveTech 12y ago
http://www.makerstudios.com/about
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Lately it's even less (4-6%)
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by CaveTech 13y ago
But have never been upfront about that fact that it would likely take them 3 years to enter the market. Most of their email blasts are about them being right around the corner
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by CaveTech 13y ago
They sent me an email telling me my unit "shipped" last July and would arrive July 14-20th. 3 months later it still wasn't here so I sent an email, and the response was basically, "Uh... we expected to ship it to you at
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Amazing catch, glad you could add to the discussion.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
But then the question is, why was she speaking out in favour of github in the first place? She's either currently faced with an unusual situation that doesn't reflect githubs normal behaviour, or she had no credibility in the firs
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by CaveTech 13y ago
AFAIK Android has always advised against storing anything on external storage, because you're not promised that it's going to be available, and Android can't full manage it (has no idea who/what wrote which files, especi
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by CaveTech 13y ago
I love how luxurious the rooms look in the promo pics. Having been on several cruise ships, someone who could opt for a room that size could've easily purchased a room with a window.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
After reading the FB blog post, it seems like this article is somewhat misleading. Yes, Facebook is removing "Sponsored Stories", but only because all ads will now include social context; in essence, all ads will become types of &
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Then blind people wouldn't need nearly as much sleep, and I don't believe that to be the case.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
You're intimidated to talk to her, but she definitely catches your attention. Booth babes are eye candy. If people interact with them, better, but I'm sure the company won't mind if people want to hangout around the booth jus
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by CaveTech 13y ago
It must be different in California, because here in Ontario companies are legally required to give at least 2 weeks severance in most instances. If an employer isn't required to do the same in California then there's not much to c
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by CaveTech 13y ago
A dictatorship doesn't necessitate evil or corruption.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Says the research would be presented Dec 10th. Anyone have a link to the presentation/whitepaper/code?
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Not to mention the fact that you need to be an open source contributor to have an opinion these days.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
But it did make the front page... The first time it was submitted.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
I think it might be intentional. I don't use natural scrolling and it's broken for me as well.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
But you're paying for it. It's friendship prostitution.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
That's almost exactly what recruiters do...
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by CaveTech 13y ago
You'd need to target the enterprise/security conscious markets. Getting widespread consumer support will be next to impossible.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Do you really believe that "doing the right thing" is the primary goal, or the secondary? Obviously that's how it's sold to the public, but it's hard to deny that espionage isn't the real goal.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
So then why are you surprised? This isn't a normal thing in North America and seems like you are a fan of the service, so the funding is justified. Maybe it's an obvious concept but it's not developed here.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
An 80 can be difficult at Waterloo, but no doubt theres over a dozen students in your year with a higher avg. It's good, but not remarkable . Consistent 90's in any degree program in Ontario is quite the accomplishment, regardles
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by CaveTech 13y ago
You're promoting both the killing and preserving of languages in the same paragraph, seems a bit misguided. Surely if they're worth documenting, then its worth trying to preserve their use as well. Surely the world should be movin
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Although it doesn't quite work as intended if you type quick, it does in fact make a very useful drunk text simulator. Now if only it could interface with iMessage and allow me to send messages to ex girlfriends, or something.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Users are seeing your source code, whether directly or indirectly. Your source is your product.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Just completely destroyed mine to the point where I couldn't even get back to HN after swiping my track pad.

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