RachelF

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by RachelF 14y ago
Yes, it is a big shame that this is not open source. I wonder how much he plans on making from this?
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Online software piracy: Head in the clouds(economist.com)
1 points by RachelF 14y ago|0 comments
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by RachelF 14y ago
Is Dropbox getting into ad-supported models?
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The Real Class Warfare is Baby Boomers Vs. Younger Americans(reason.com)
1 points by RachelF 14y ago|0 comments
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by RachelF 14y ago
Here's how to bypass the 4GB limit in Windows 7 x32: http://www.unawave.de/windows-7-tipps/32-bit-ram-barrier.htm... Why not go x64? x32 can be faster, and MS does not allow OS upgrades from 32 to 64 bit.
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by RachelF 14y ago
hehe - I use SyncDocs which does the same job of keeping Larry Page out of my Google Docs
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by RachelF 14y ago
The EU is not democratic. It goes to great lengths to avoid referendums by its subjects on whether they wish to be part of the EU or not. If they do have a referendum and the result is not what the EU wants, another is held.
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by RachelF 14y ago
A lot of people seem to think so.
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by RachelF 15y ago
For insurance companies early detection of chronic illness can lead to a longer lifespan when old, which costs them more. Better you die fast after a certain age?
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by RachelF 15y ago
The medicine comments are spot-on, right now we only fix our bodies when we feel pain, when it is often too late!
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by RachelF 15y ago
Brilliant stuff, but ignores the fact that the market rewards the first mover, not the guy who came later with something better.
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by RachelF 15y ago
There's a lot of apps that already hack Google into a drive, Gladinet, Syncdocs, Insync