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by antitrust 13y ago
That's a bummer. I like the ability to go hang out at a coffee shop on off hours, do a little work and a little websurfing while I down a cache of caffeine. However, I have seen some of the true hobos who are using it as an office, and
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by antitrust 13y ago
> Where are the free market republicans supporting these practices? Yes, where? You'd think they and the Ron Paul fans would be all over this.
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by antitrust 13y ago
Someone's gotta sell the meth, work at McDonald's, mow the lawns (well, not mine... I mow it myself), make the firecrackers, clean the toilets, etc. It's all about how we allocate this labor, I guess. Paying everyone the same
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by antitrust 13y ago
Adding to your comment: There's a lot that cannot be quantified as well. For example, some doctors I trust more than others because I think their diagnostic skills, empathy, listening skills and ability to absorb case knowledge are sup
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by antitrust 13y ago
I am sorry to hear of his death. He sounds like someone I would have liked to know.
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by antitrust 13y ago
> In the political environment in which Americans live, which seems to resemble the old Soviet system in some ways, Can you tell us more about this?
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by antitrust 13y ago
I thought it was people fleeing the inner city for the suburbs that caused sprawl. It sucks, but so do the cramped cities like SF and Manhattan. You can never get a moment's peace and contemplation, and they're even more crassly c
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by antitrust 13y ago
> First, ASCII is inefficient. Why aren't we using binary file formats anymore? XML is more easily debugged when the machine tools don't work. It's also more accessible, more easily created and modified, and thus, more ava
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by antitrust 13y ago
This makes it easier for web application designers, but is less optimal for those publishing static pages, which are actually the mainstay of the web. Further, it's less user-explorable, which further distances the web from access by t
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by antitrust 13y ago
> How do you stop house prices from going up? Don't concentrate outrageous salaries in one urban area?
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by antitrust 13y ago
Maybe a solution is to find some unpaid interns or volunteers, NDA them, and unleash them on the technical challenges (and scrubbing the obscenities from the comments). That leaves only the legal question for the company. It could be a huge
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by antitrust 13y ago
Also an outer suburb of Houston, TX: http://www.city-data.com/neighborhood/Alief-Houston-TX.html
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by antitrust 13y ago
What's good for business is a centralized standard format which makes it easy for consumers to browse without thinking. What's good for the net is the opposite, which is the kind of decentralized it-just-routes-around system that
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by antitrust 13y ago
Should you enter your real information on any internet site? It's kind of like when stores ask for your phone number: there's no real obligation to them to not use it for spam or re-sell it. I always give a fake and ask them to em
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by antitrust 13y ago
They seem unstable. I'd bug them too!
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by antitrust 13y ago
> I remember 3am on our first Christmas eve, staring down an inbox full of customers who hadn't received their orders, knowing each one was a gift that would go unfulfilled. How did this error come about? I'd love to see the m
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by antitrust 13y ago
Craig: legal team, take care of any violations. Legal team: Hmm -- we get paid for anything we find. Let's widen the scope a little bit...
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by antitrust 13y ago
Looks like proof of concept to me. The test in my mind is what gets done with those 114k addresses. Did they get leaked? No -- and the company was notified of the breech? No harm, no foul.
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by antitrust 13y ago
Basically, I need to make all of my technological tools out of raw steel, silicon and wood and then I'll be OK, but otherwise, somebody's monitoring me. Right? * sigh * Well, if I must...
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by antitrust 13y ago
Both web sites look generic to me.
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FTC demands search engines separate advertisements and search results (ftc.gov)
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