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by anothermachine 15y ago
I read 4 of those articles, none of which are a "war against kids' lemonade stands", and all of which involve violations/disputes that tangentially had kids or lemonade involved, before I stopped giving you the benefit of the doubt. I saw:
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by anothermachine 15y ago
4 year olds buying flats from Costco and setting up a concession stand at a fair? This isn't kids playing and having a good time at home, this is running an apparently legitimate business, which should be run actually legitimately.
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That causes other problems, like overhead and privacy invasions required to determine the fee. Better to have a cliff: * When you are obviously under some minimum, regulation does not apply. * When you appear to be near the cliff or over, t
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by anothermachine 15y ago
Both of your examples are cases where kids are riding "free" because they are tagging along with dues-paying adults.
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by anothermachine 15y ago
Linux was a good kernel that was better than what GNU had at the time, and it was compatible (technically/legally) with the rest of GNU, so it deprecated Hurd. Sure, if enough folks wanted to, they good finish Hurd. But what's the point? Th
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Data Mining in the Uncanny Valley: An e-Commerce Puzzle(pascalcula.blogspot.com)
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by anothermachine 15y ago
> Artificially pure packages. There are some packages that link to C libraries, but (forcefully) provide a pure interface. (Or in other words: purity is just convention) Explain? What would the alternative be? > Using functions with
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by anothermachine 15y ago
I love that 10 years after Microsoft rolled out IE in an attempt to use the browser to disintermediate and control the user's experience, we now have Chrome and Silk and advertisting and everyone is racing to own the browser again.
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by anothermachine 15y ago
Nice, and I use PhoneGap for Android, but you lose all the niceties like access to hardware buttons (which means you convert limited screen space to menus) and keyboard and intents and whatnot. I had to write some plugins to get my game wo
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by anothermachine 15y ago
Yes. Policy changed in 2009. https://code.google.com/p/phonegap/downloads/list
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by anothermachine 15y ago
Google Storage for Mail/Photos/Docs/etc has been charging $5/20Gb for months already. This isn't a special GDrive thing. At this point, GDrive would be a UI cleanup for the existing content sync services they already have, not a new servic
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by anothermachine 15y ago
FYI if you just set up a POP client you don't need to run a backup process for your gmail.
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At some point the preponderance of evidence is such that is the authorities' responsibility to prove their side of the case. http://blog.motorists.org/6-cities-that-were-caught-shorteni...