anoncow

30 ms·

361.
by anoncow 8y ago
Yes - 100% - Exceeded Expectations
362.
by anoncow 8y ago
Yes - 80% to 99% - On-course
363.
by anoncow 8y ago
Yes - 50 to 79% - More than half done
364.
by anoncow 8y ago
No - 30% to 49% - Started but barely halfway through
365.
by anoncow 8y ago
No - 1% to 29% - Started but severely delayed
366.
by anoncow 8y ago
No - 0% - Not Started
367.
by anoncow 8y ago
Has the EU reduced itself to this? They want to be the internet's middlemen? Shame. Had high hopes from the EU, but it seems like someone is pushing an agenda.
368.
by anoncow 8y ago
The internet that we have now, wouldn't have been possible with laws like these in place. Remember that when you are trying to rationalise this and other overreaching laws like the GDPR. We will be destroying the future if we allow thi
369.
by anoncow 8y ago
I have read the GDPR. The point is not what this law directly impacts today. The point is what laws like the GDPR open up the industry to.
370.
by anoncow 8y ago
Can you provide more details on how IPFS/SAFE can help and if there are any interesting projects?
371.
by anoncow 8y ago
Related discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17164244 HN, unfortunately, seems biased towards laws like the GDPR and somehow believes that start-ups can no longer self regulate or Do-no-evil. I hope I am wrong re
372.
by anoncow 8y ago
The wayback machine and archive.org should be shut down. We don't deserve such websites. We deserve copyrighted content like Mickey Mouse on pay-per-view.
373.
by anoncow 8y ago
> weird hyperbole I agree. I can't seem to understand why would someone propose something as stupid as the linktax. So my brain came up with this weird reason. Nevertheless, the world will come up with something. It always does.
374.
by anoncow 8y ago
GDPR and the proposed copyright laws will break the internet irrecoverably. The start-up industry will be a long forgotten dream. These old b@$%%%s will turn the internet into cable television. Scumbags would want to go back to a world of s
375.
Ask HN: Any recommendations on stock trading algorithms?
1 points by anoncow 9y ago|0 comments
376.
by anoncow 10y ago
Some of us have to hide identities as it can affect our current employment.
377.
by anoncow 10y ago
Are you talking about the stars above your head again?
378.
by anoncow 11y ago
Definitely a step in the right direction, but there are plenty of ISPs who provide preferential treatment to Google by peering with their servers. YouTube HD videos stream without buffering on 512kbps connections. https://www.quo
379.
by anoncow 11y ago
Thanks
380.
Ask HN: What license does Hacker News use?
2 points by anoncow 11y ago|2 comments
381.
by anoncow 11y ago
"Windows 8 with Media Center" did contain DVD playing capability.
382.
by anoncow 11y ago
Indian Windows phone admirer here. Loved the developer preview program. Frequent updates to the OS made me feel wanted as a user. The transition from WP 8 to WP 8.1 was especially noteworthy. Sadly I lost my Lumia 1320 and switched to a che
383.
Facebook trying to make users think Internet.org is free internet(m.timesofindia.com)
1 points by anoncow 11y ago|0 comments
384.
by anoncow 11y ago
Since they are a business and are not obligated to do anything for the poor is precisely the reason why internet.org will harm future Zuckerbergs. Internet.org will become a gatekeeper of sorts. This eventual appstorification of the interne
385.
by anoncow 12y ago
>Takeda quotes McCarthy: “I saw the sherpas fighting over who got to carry (the SNAP),” adding: “They had no idea of what it was. They’d put the thing in the middle of their tent and huddle around it. I guarantee none of them are alive n
386.
by anoncow 12y ago
Thank you Ishan!
387.
by anoncow 12y ago
> with ads Why ads? Facebook would be providing internet.org for free, right? If the goal is getting more people on the internet, then internet.org could provide unfettered access to the internet and still reach their goal. However, if t
388.
by anoncow 12y ago
Do you know whee the song in the end is from - "Let's do something new"?
389.
by anoncow 12y ago
What happens when a desktop equivalent of android becomes the mainstay? Microsoft makes 25% of it's revenue from Windows. And an equal amount from server and tools(this is where VS belongs). Xbox makes 13% and Bing 4%. Office makes up
390.
by anoncow 12y ago
Hi Josh. Can you give us Groupon's perspective on this issue?

More ›