DrCatbox

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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Well said, a very good analysis.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I found many bugs and lack of features, for example, there is no advance search, you can only search by names, not company or place or gender? Have not figured out how to send messages to my friends, or do I have to share something only wit
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
'Social' is the new 'cloud' buzzword. What does it mean to have social products? To tap into a users social network? That is what Facebook offers to any company that wants, and that is why 2/3rds of websites now have a Like and Facebook Con
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
The guy that talks to other CEOs, goes to CEO conferences, decides on strategic development and signs deals.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
They all think they are the rare exception.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Make your own web mail?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Looks fantastic!
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Its refreshing with competition, perhaps even on the privacy parts different actors could make each other respect their users more. I dont like the UI of flickr (cant even use it, and Im a comp-sci major) and it doesnt integrate well with F
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I distrust Facebook so much that I dont have a news feed, I dont have a way to share my pictures (because who wants to share 1024x768 resolution pictures with their friends? ffs why do I then have a 15mp camera?) and I have skype to chat wi
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Google? Two, three years ago google was the place where all the great hackers worked at. Suddenly they are like, meh, you know... Samsung?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Maybe he is just an opportunist. And he is young, Ive seen people in their late 20s with more opportunistic and naive behaviour. Especially those "I have a startup" and acting like they are the pope. Just like the majority of people geohotz
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Is there something like this for GNU/Linux ?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
You dont need sci-fi to ponder what happens when a superior technological culture meets a less technologicaly developed culture. Look at Europes "discovery" of the americas, and for that matter, look at how the nomads of the world react whe
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Technology is also a sociological concept, it is in the minds of the people, it is not merely the products such as blades and core i7s. All those products of technology are the result of a specific culture, it is the result of specific soci
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Its psychopaths all the way down!
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Yeah, consumer power is where its at.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I have read a couple of hundred of them and thats the most useless ideas I have ever seen. Most of them seem to be a solution to really mundane everyday consumer quirks. None of them attempts to use basic human needs such as need for commun
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"We're sorry, but this experiment was designed to work with Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) blah blah blah" Im sorry you suck.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I'd love to help you out but my voice is squely :)
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Thank you Sal for great videos! You are inspiring me to study maths. I have a Ba in history and agree with the criticism raised in the article, however I also think it is a problem that many people dont even have a basic scaffold of world e
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Yet the stated goal of history is not to in any way attempt re-telling of The Great Truth© . The goal is not to determine what is objective fact. There is no such thing, not even in natural sciences such as physics. Dont forget that.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Even if history is presented as a perspective, why choose Khans perspective? Why not choose another perspective? You missed the bigger picture of the article, which is that a single entity never should control re-telling of events. There sh
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Poison comes in small bottles...
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Another imaginary currency. Very bad. Bitcoin is just another imaginary currency. But now its technofreaks imagining it, what a difference. A real adventure into economics and currencies would be to strive for a society with no currency, wh
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Lies and deceit. Elop is a former employee of Microsoft and has huge share in that company. His reason to be at Nokia was to bring it to Microsofts lap and so destroy MeeGo and Qt.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I have heard this kind of storytelling before, where the outcome of the WW2 is attributed to the failure of the German army on the eastern front and the discussion is focused on finding factors for that failure. However such a storytelling
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Also dont forget to ask for a picture of their wife, of the employer/interviewer. They may tell you its not work-related, but a profile of you is related to the position, you tell them you want to know how the wife looks since thats related
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
He just told you what the web is today. As it was since 1991.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
The sarcasm was because the idea precisly explains what we have today, it is called the web.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I remember 20 years ago when File > Save page as... > html archive would make me a very nice web app on the fly. App is the latest craze that has replaced the cloud, suddenly even the direct opposite of an app, the web, becomes an a

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