JoeP

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   by JoeP 15y ago

   Even so, $49 a month is a LOT of money for not that much.
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   by JoeP 15y ago

   I suppose you could argue the benefit of keeping it private is that it doesn't let their readers see all the personal drama and histrionics that could impinge their editorial/journalistic credibility e.g. it's their job to report tech news,
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   by JoeP 15y ago

   I think you're mistaken in the assumption that greed and happiness are mutually exclusive.
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   by JoeP 15y ago

   I'll be the first to admit that I know very little about the internal structure of TechCrunch in particular (and AOL's web properties more generally) but this article strikes me as being enormously counter-productive. What benefit is there
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   by JoeP 15y ago

   The problem I suspect, with only slightly altered bomb recipes, is that you leave room for experimentation. A potential terrorist could try and work out how to correctly concoct a bomb after your supplied recipe has failed, he might even su
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   by JoeP 15y ago

   I know it sounds like a pain in the ass, but I've got a somewhat stable solution. Invest in a good VPN with several US based end-points (I like StrongVPN myself) which by itself will allow you to watch normal Hulu. I personally then go a li