StefanPatelski

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   by StefanPatelski 13y ago

   I used to be one of those kid webmasters working from the basement of my parents. Though I did technically have a company. So having a company doesn't really mean anything.
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   by StefanPatelski 13y ago

   You are right, but I hope you do understand my point. This is about short term vs. long term. Bill Gates could have made the choice to not found Microsoft, and instead give the seed money to a charity that solves a disease. But then he woul
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   by StefanPatelski 13y ago

   Give a man a vaccine, and he lives for a day. Give a man the opportunity to educate himself, and he will be able to find vaccines to last a lifetime.
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   by StefanPatelski 13y ago

   You would not need to be able to edit the offline file. Instead it could still be just a link to the online version of the file, like it is now. But additionally it could contain the actual data that can be imported back to Google servers w
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   by StefanPatelski 13y ago

   Even if he would work full-time on that, it would be impossible to do in most cases. A week is usually not enough time to organize an experiment, especially when you are not experienced in the field.
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   by StefanPatelski 13y ago

   "Actions you take on Google" is indeed frighteningly broad. But although I'm not a legal expert, I think that the sentence you quoted has to be interpreted in a different way when you consider the entire paragraph, which limi