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"Because if it wasn't for men like them, we would still be sitting in a cave poking a fire with a stick." Because of them, we now have large sticks which take us to space by poking the Earth with fire. :) I agree with your entire comment. T
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It's nice, but it doesn't quite "mirror all the content I have" because it doesn't transfer comments. I claim ownership of all comments left by me, and by others, on my content. When a social network deletes a picture of mine, all the comme
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What were the main features that you liked about it, but haven't found elsewhere? I liked being able to email files directly to the drop. I suggest that we make a short list of awesome features, and maybe someone will take up the cause.
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Thanks for the correction. I had this nagging feeling that it might have been 2010, as I tend to lose track of time, and I could have sworn that drop.io's announcement said "Google". Anyway, we could use another drop.io, for people who don'
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2011 was the year that Google gobbled up drop.io, and buried it deep in the room known as "Stuff We'll Never Use, And Neither Will Anyone Else". NOTE TO SELF: Startup Idea: Create a new drop.io, and combine it with some of the features of M
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Ha! To go further, we need an AI website which combines ITFT with analysis of Flippa's "Just Sold" section, thereby generating ideas for startups which are likely to sell.
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Thanks! At first glance, it seems useful. NOTE TO SELF: Come up with another startup idea! :(
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Hello from Philadelphia! I live and work quite near you, in center city. My economics and motives are likely rather different from yours, and/or from what you are used to seeing in most other people. Let me know the next time you feel like
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Programming is as exciting as ever! Three years ago, I was kidnapped by monkeys, who appeared to be in a trance. They took me to the top of the Swayambhunath Buddhist complex, in Kathmandu. I was told that this was the Monkey Temple. As a m
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It seems that every generation rediscovers the old stuff. Being only 20 years old, you missed out on the 5GL craze. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth-generation_programming_la... (Fifth-generation programming language) It was led by Japa
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"I'm not familiar at all with the British legal system." In London, you can get arrested, as a pedophile, simply for taking photos of children, on the street, who aren't your own. That's pretty much all you need to know about the British le
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For an architect ought not to be and cannot be such a philologian as was Aristarchus, although not illiterate; nor a musician like Aristoxenus, though not absolutely ignorant of music; nor a painter like Apelles, though not unskilful in dra
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The scams have already begun. http://megavideo.bz jav her channg / avenue 2211 / tucuman, sant 9000 AR creation date: 19 Jan 2012 18:02:00 EDIT: And now, a few minutes later, it's been labeled a phishing site by Google.
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Does anyone know how MU collected money? With all of the restrictive ToS used by payment processors these days, I am very interested to know how they were able to maintain an income stream, for so many years, while their payment processor m
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Dear Downvoting Moralist: The porn industry has done more for freedom of expression and upholding of due process than you have. The site I mentioned has/had a blackout message, and therefore qualifies for the list. My comment was purely fac
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You missed one of my favorite porn sites. http://xnxx.com
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"Assuming currently you can register a domain name with false credentials, the government can still track you down, because you are leaving some sort of trail - you log into the server, you pay the registration fees etc." False. During regi
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"The US cannot force other countries to pass DMCA-style laws." False. http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/jan/05/us-pressure... (US pressured Spain to implement online piracy law, leaked files show.)(US ambassador threatened Spain w
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Um, no. Your example, and the article, really stretch the meaning to the breaking point. An existing city can't be a startup. You may be an entrepreneur who then becomes a mayor, but it's not a startup unless you personally started the city
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I've decided to go meta: Service as a Service.
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Did someone say "bacon"? http://basic-converter.org BaCon, by Peter van Eerten, provides a useful replacement for shell scripts when you need more power, but don't want to move up to the complexity of C.
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Slowly. Very, very, slowly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engines_of_Creation
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It's not, and don't call me "Shirley".
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"It's clear all the traditional media is filtering stuff out that the Government wouldn't like these days." Yes, and that's why one solution is to consume media from countries which are intensely critical of the US. For example, I regularly
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They tweeted, blissfully unaware, while Rome burned around them.
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How Trello is different? More like: How Trello is the same. "You agree that You will not: (a) upload, post, transmit or otherwise make available any Content that is unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, tortuous, defamatory, v
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$600: http://rt.com/news/prime-time/chernobyl-tourist-destination-... (Legal fallout bans Chernobyl zone tourism)(2011-NOV-25)
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What's most surprising here is that these lawmakers are being bought off for so little, especially when you consider how much money the backers of these special interest groups have, and even more so when you consider how much financial dam
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"... there were even some doubts on whether it will work at all as designed." I recall a documentary which said that some physicists believed the bomb could cause a runaway reaction which would consume our entire atmosphere. Maybe we should
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Thank you for the link, but my approach is neither "half-assed" nor "voodoo". I've used netcat, as described, for a small project, and it worked well. I'm about to do the same, for a big project, and I expect that it will again work well. S
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