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The leaker got doxxed by 4chan and doesn't seem capable of discovering the exploit on his own. Though he's commented to Buzzfeed denying it was him (but anyone would). http://www.buzzfeed.com/charliewarzel/bry
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12y ago
@nikcub seems to think it wasn't this. https://twitter.com/nikcub/status/506421890517200896
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Apple Said to Team with Visa, MasterCard on iPhone Wallet
(bloomberg.com)
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12y ago
What was the last Google product that was successful without heavy bundling? In this case, bundling couldn't overcome Facebook's network effects.
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12y ago
What research should the police force do when someone calls in a bomb threat or a shooter in a school?
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12y ago
I found his Google+ post related to this supremely ironic and hilarious. https://plus.google.com/+EricSchmidt/posts/EHwUGHrAPGi
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12y ago
Glenn Greenwald got a treasure trove and it's time to cash in.
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12y ago
Publishers are a dying species like music labels are, as in not at all and only as a techie trope. They're in business because they provide value to the authors and artists they represent and that will continue being the case as long a
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Plot Thickens as 900 Writers Battle Amazon
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
This is true for the internet companies. For Apple, the innovation is organic (much to the chagrin of VCs [0][1]). Google and Facebook are constantly baited into buying startups because their business fundamentally has a shallower moat than
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12y ago
Anyone know the IRRs on Andreessen Horowitz's funds?
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No one will actually care if they're making more money overall if the end user is saving because they spend less on water/data because their usage is lower. The sooner ISPs start charging based on usage the better. Low usage custo
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Don't be afraid startup/VC bros. Just raise a little more money and start subsidizing your users' data use as well.
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Net neutrality is a catch-all phrase at this point but it always was just a business dispute between telcos/cable and the tech/internet industries who are both jockeying to accrue the cost savings to themselves. It's just clo
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Microsoft files lawsuit against Samsung
(blogs.microsoft.com)
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Google may face Android antitrust investigation in Europe, says Reuters
(theverge.com)
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Netflix is now also paying AT&T to improve streaming quality
(theverge.com)
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Facebook’s Privacy Pivot
(slate.com)
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Apple Secretly Acquired “Pandora For Books” Startup BookLamp
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
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Writers unite in campaign against 'thuggish' Amazon
(theguardian.com)
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12y ago
Google gets tons of PR from Google X, why shouldn't Microsoft as well?
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>As usual, the media has completely derailed the intention of my talk. Lol. The connotations in his presentation and his retweeting of all the press it got were pretty clear. Seems to me like this guy is looking for his next gig.
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12y ago
They appear to be wealthy enough for the iPad because according to Apple emerging markets are outpacing the developed markets.
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It's pretty amazing how much press this guy got for nothing.
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But also without subsidies and a limited selection of iPad specific apps as well as less of a defined role in between smartphones and PCs.
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12y ago
In my scenario I imagine the iPad customer as primarily getting their computing done on the tablet but having the option to use a larger screen for certain edge cases (mostly to illustrate the increase in capability over time). I don't
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Work I presume.
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The iPad grew much faster than the iPhone did in the same amount of time.
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The iPad is going to incrementally get better and more capable (in terms of specs and software) at a much faster rate than PCs will. Some OEMs have left the PC business and others are under-investing in it given the trend in the PC market.
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EU Prepares to Step Up Google Investigations
(online.wsj.com)
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