SODaniel

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H.R.1981, the end of online privacy as we know it.(spideroak.com)
137 points by SODaniel 15y ago|35 comments
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by SODaniel 15y ago
Brilliant idea. And probably wildly hard to get companies that have invested $100s of Billion in their patent portfolio to agree to.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
Tweets fade from the public stream fast. However twitter themselves can research his and your entire timeline and ban him just fine even if you can no longer access the conversation.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
As someone born and raised in northern Europe I agree that YYYY-MM-DD is the only format that really makes sense. Then again, I also don't understand why everyone is not on the Metric system..
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by SODaniel 15y ago
Yes. Depending on the date format of course it lands on quite a few dates. Fun fact is that WiFi was actually invented in Australia, who are on the date format that would have the day being celebrated in February. Of course this post was mo
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Happy WiFi day 8.02.11, the most exclusive holiday ever(spideroak.com)
59 points by SODaniel 15y ago|17 comments
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by SODaniel 15y ago
My guess is that Apple's move into the cloud space will be a pretty big boost for other online backup, sync and share companies; SpiderOak, Dropbox, Wuala etc.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
Would be a little more 'powerful' if Apple weren't one of the largest software patent abusers.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
Only problem. Who would insure a data file of unknown value?
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by SODaniel 15y ago
I guess in their defense, they never said it was a scientific poll.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
I didn't mean to refute the actual statistics. I merely wanted to point out that the entire 'survey' carries the same value as 'News of the World' journalism. Asking a user base whether or not they would be willing to trade object A with Ob
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by SODaniel 15y ago
Well that will surely teach me to check the ramdom URL's I type. Was merely making a lighthearted comment on the irony of choosing a user type and asking them aimed questions. Disclaimer; Not an ifriends.com user and never will be. Seems li
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by SODaniel 15y ago
502 it went through, 504 try once more.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
PCmag.com = FoxNews of online reporting.
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by SODaniel 15y ago
And how many of those 50% have actually tried Google+? At date I believe Google+ has around 30 million users and Facebook has 800 million+ How is this study possibly even close to relevant? I joined Google+ about 2 weeks ago and haven't eve
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by SODaniel 15y ago
$200 million for a start up excluding hard patents is almost always a clear sale. Yeah, it's a good idea but not by any means something completely revolutionizing.