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aluhut
12y ago
The examples are so ridiculously overhyped, I just can't believe anybody besides religious leaders would talk like that. Considering the persons position within this topic, makes the whole thing even weirder.
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aluhut
12y ago
"If they have liquidity they can start something new — perhaps a cure to disease, a new media company, or one that launches rocket ships." Just out of interest: do anybody buy this bullshit today? Do you talk like this in public?
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aluhut
12y ago
Philistines!
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aluhut
12y ago
"Let me tell you about my mother..."
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aluhut
12y ago
Please don't hide youtube video controls.
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aluhut
12y ago
> Clearly if nobody did this work then advantageous but sophisticated business deals could not happen; companies and people would be less aware of their choices and pay more for an inferior product; What? What I see on the professional a
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aluhut
12y ago
At least it's concrete. Not some rotten wood.
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aluhut
12y ago
Downvoting without comments. Great.
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aluhut
12y ago
Yes few people are going to drive significant distances for tacos or ice cream but people drive distances to shop and buy then tacos and ice cream. Those are also cars with a whole family in it. Try to park your van with 3 kids in it in tha
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aluhut
12y ago
Wouldn't that just cause the clients that came by car (because of distance, health, whatever) to go somewhere else because there is no parking space? It looks to me like just another gentrification result. The new hip clients never nee
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aluhut
12y ago
At least for those who can afford it. We'll see how this works out over time. But I really look forward to it. Especially together with some "real" SciFi-Style Cyberspace. I however don't see me running around with that
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aluhut
12y ago
So with all the attention (advertisement/panic) the NSA has generated, the CIA wants a cut of the cake for themselves? That whole agency disco in the US is so confusing that I have the feeling this has to be the plan all the way or it&
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12y ago
I wonder how she expects to deliver a believable message with such a claim on top. Or how she expects to get a job in a company where there are also man...? I mean, who would hire such a person?
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aluhut
12y ago
If the whole leak showed something, than that the Agencies just continue to work as they did. No matter what.
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aluhut
12y ago
Wouldn't he just disappear in one of these secret courts?
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aluhut
12y ago
Any credible people there too?
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aluhut
12y ago
Here is the post, for those who don't want or can't load the page: PayPal has ceased processing MEGA customer payments effective immediately. MEGA is aware of a report published by NetNames (partially funded from the MPAA supporte
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aluhut
12y ago
That is a nice analogy. Let's add some human to it. How about disturbed close communication? Because of stress through noise or by a misheard conversation. Annoyances lead to new communication problems. The open offices I saw in my car
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aluhut
12y ago
Today.
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aluhut
12y ago
...until drones can stay airborne for longer times.
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aluhut
12y ago
Yes, I guess this is it and we probably crossed the line now. I'm curious how this will end if everybody wants to save their faces.
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aluhut
12y ago
Well, NATO and the US on themselves are at the border at least with Poland. I guess discussions with the rest would be quick with any kind of "movement" there.
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aluhut
12y ago
But they are already at Russia's borders. Since 1999!
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aluhut
12y ago
That brings us to Ukraine, and Russia vs. US (again). What is the global context to that? Where is the point there? I know it started with the Eurasian Economic Union vs. the Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement but from what I'
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aluhut
12y ago
I really hope they make a jump with the batteries. I'll be the first one to build one then. I'm looking forward to control a drone with an Oculus Rift on my head.
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aluhut
12y ago
We don't know. But we'll find out! We have algorithms for that.
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aluhut
12y ago
I can't confirm that. My company has a pretty impressive black "market" for US/UK TV Shows, Movies and selected software. We also have a party-disc where everybody can upload their mp3 collections. Especially TV Shows ar
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aluhut
12y ago
Most of those people who (still) have one of those, never wore a watch before.
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aluhut
12y ago
The "privacy" issue was not there to cover the privacy of the person with glass but the people around him. I can totally understand that. Even if I know that there will be (are) ways around but as long as not everybody can do it,
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aluhut
12y ago
Easy to handle and free encryption software everywhere it's needed would be a huge start.
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