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by adrianb 13y ago
Why would I trust the rent-a-shopper pick-up point? They might be tracking me as well. Once started, paranoia goes all the way.
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by adrianb 13y ago
It's mentioned in the article as well.
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by adrianb 13y ago
Not to mention almost half of respondents said they have no opinion yet. Title seems a bit misleading in my view.
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by adrianb 14y ago
Hundreds of proxys already exist - for people in countries where the domain is blocked (UK, NL...)
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by adrianb 14y ago
It's what Yahoo has been doing for a while. They call it "Sign-in seal" and it's basically a custom picture you select yourself.
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by adrianb 14y ago
> More specifically, imagine the simplest case of a population of a constant size - say a million (the approximate size of the Holy Land at the time of Jesus). The total human population was greater than 1 million.
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by adrianb 14y ago
Related: Dutch mountains ( http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/brainstorm-dutch-mountains )
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by adrianb 14y ago
The author's description is also a buzz-phrase: Randy Ottinger is an Executive Vice President at Kotter International, a firm that helps leaders accelerate strategy implementation in their organizations.
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by adrianb 14y ago
It's what Google has been doing ever since it was founded and why AGPL was invented.
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by adrianb 14y ago
It's not a doughnut company, it's a VC-founded internet startup!
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by adrianb 14y ago
.localdomain would be better.
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by adrianb 14y ago
.cat is already a (r)ccTLD for the Catalan community.
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by adrianb 14y ago
The NY Times article was written in TROLLHATTAN. I thought that's a joke too. It seems it's a real city.
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by adrianb 14y ago
President? I think you mean prime minister.
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by adrianb 15y ago
I always wanted to add a section to the bottom of my CV titled "Technologies I know nothing about" listing everything I can think of, say .NET. Then wait for recruiters calling / e-mailing with messages like "I noticed you have experience w
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by adrianb 15y ago
How do you prove that a user enters the real date of birth when creating an account?
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by adrianb 15y ago
UK only.
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by adrianb 16y ago
They thought about that, and so they made sure that the reality shows were really crappy.
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by adrianb 16y ago
What good is chatting to the media if they will go, edit the interview and show whatever they want that fits their own agenda? I don't know if this is a problem in Canada but it certainly is in my country and I know that it is an issue in t
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by adrianb 16y ago
Didn't know that. Thanks!
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by adrianb 16y ago
If another site would really want to include the script, it could also strip the initial text. Is the purpose only to avoid people from including the script by mistake?
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by adrianb 16y ago
I got the same message when trying to download a JDK...
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by adrianb 17y ago
There's a spelling mistake in the last phrase. It should be: This is why you don’t build companies that are completely dependent on spam.
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by adrianb 17y ago
Wikipedia of maps is called Wikimapia.
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by adrianb 17y ago
I can see one little problem when the hardware/operating system of the competition doesn't match the set of features of Apple. After all, many applications for the iphone became famous for using multitouch / the accelerometer and not every
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by adrianb 17y ago
I noticed that the site has very good graphics. Did you do that yourself? Did you work with an expert?
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by adrianb 17y ago
Never knew that Tom Hanks is 30 000 years old.
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by adrianb 18y ago
Reading computer-related articles in mainstream media always makes me notice how out-of-touch some journalists are with the area and I wonder if all the articles they write are equally out-of-touch (in economics, politics, ...)