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by adnam 15y ago
It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock The meat it feeds on; that cuckold lives in bliss
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by adnam 15y ago
Her apparent response: http://chancellor.ucdavis.edu/messages/2011/protest_action_1...
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by adnam 15y ago
As someone once said: "if you can hijack and aircraft with a pair of nail clippers, you can also hijack an aircraft without a pair of nail clippers".
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by adnam 15y ago
Stallman wasn't responding to Steve Jobs' death, rather the slick of unbalanced praise for Apple's devices that followed in its wake (no pun intended).
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by adnam 15y ago
I think it's time to stop the crocodile tears.
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by adnam 15y ago
Boring teen angst.
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by adnam 15y ago
These salary polls are getting very tiresome.
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by adnam 15y ago
Is Steve trying to win the award for the brownest nose in the tech industry?
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by adnam 15y ago
Are union dues that much? I pay around 10€/month.
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by adnam 15y ago
You're doing it wrong! (SCNR :)
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by adnam 15y ago
Is there an app for that?
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by adnam 15y ago
That's not the point, I think. If the article proposed we all switched to using wingdings, it would get the derision it deserved.
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by adnam 15y ago
The turning point for Groupon was that awful, offensive Superbowl advertisment.
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by adnam 15y ago
Get stuffed already.
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by adnam 15y ago
I think it was just a joke, chill :)
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by adnam 15y ago
And absolutely any combination gets named "baseUrl".
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by adnam 15y ago
He didn't want any of the wooden planks showing through, but was happy to have 4" bolts sticking out at head-height.
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by adnam 15y ago
Poorly researched filler piece. For example, the article on Barcelona failed to mention ANY of the truly interesting startups, like Privalia, ExperienceOn, Letsbonus, Groupalia, and all the companies seeded by Grupo Intercom.
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by adnam 15y ago
Err, yes thanks. I was trying to emphasise the fact that the multiplier of entropy is not the "bit", but the "word" (in the linguistic, rather than the computer architecture sense)
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by adnam 15y ago
Such a password scheme provides much less than 44 "bits" of entropy. Considering the use of 4 randomly chosen words from the c.170000 english words in general use, means we can guess the paraphrase in around 2^22 tries - even less than "Tr0
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by adnam 15y ago
Did the dutch get the world to eat Pannekoeke, Bitterballen, Haring or Uitsmijtern? Sadly not.
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by adnam 15y ago
Having parents who own one single hotel is hardly a "vested interest".
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by adnam 15y ago
This is someone who thought it was a good idea to rent out their home (not just their property, their home ) for a whole week, unattended, to a total stranger. The biggest mistake Airbnb have made is not overly trusting their travellers, b
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by adnam 15y ago
That wouldn't fix the underlying trust problem.
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by adnam 15y ago
Why would anyone give the keys to their home to a total stranger? (And leave them on their own for a whole week?)
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by adnam 15y ago
Submarine.
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by adnam 15y ago
Who is "we"? Tim Berners-Lee is British.
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by adnam 15y ago
Again, the new law does not specifically mention "analytics" - the analytics issue is something that you yourself have come up with. If you read the guidelines, you'll notice that it states that consent does not need to be sought "where suc
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by adnam 15y ago
Because the site may continue to function, but with reduced usability. I don't believe the new law says anything about analytics, just cookies which are not (waves hands) "strictly necessary". Just how much of a degradation in usability is
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by adnam 15y ago
FTA: "a cookie which was set to welcome a user back to a website, or to record what pages they view would not be strictly necessary" I can imagine a good case for saying this kind of thing is essential from a usability perspective. Who's to

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