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by aragot 13y ago
Has anyone tried Google TV and how does it compete within a iEcosystem? http://www.google.com/tv/get.html
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by aragot 13y ago
Gone from Ubuntu to Mac OSX six months ago: - No IT support for Ubuntu: I upgraded to Ubuntu 13.04 at home, then at work. And they had a bug in the network authentification. Life is sad, when you suddently can't connect to the network.
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by aragot 13y ago
+1, switched to Chrome with regret, because of Ff's bloating UI in 3-3.6 and its accompanying slowness. -1 to the logic of switching "if they implement drm": If your drmized content isn't available in FF, you'll hav
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by aragot 13y ago
Ok, I did stay more than a year or two in every job, and I want to be in control of my work, and I was no way near of achieving this simple goal when I left. Job done, I move on.
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by aragot 13y ago
> b) they have the maturity to understand that sometimes work sucks and c) provided managers don't treat them like shit, they tend to stick around. Flip it around: What happens when you pay non-seniors at a non-senior rate? They go
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by aragot 13y ago
Hi John Snmez, I am one of those you talk about: I've left my job at the most awesomest start up in the world to create my company. I believe I've failed, failed to stay in those companies, failed to get value out of my employment
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by aragot 13y ago
After publishing the first picture, you might have to throw away the camera... You never know how much unique is the fingerprint of the camera. Might be very useful to crawl profiles to map photos and screen names.
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by aragot 13y ago
+1, the NSA is one player amongst all the countries, corporations, and ...work colleagues who might be interested in your files. There are more commercial agencies around than we'd like to think, who are given 10 grands to ruin your re
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by aragot 13y ago
Good, so Swing fans can finally write webapps.
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by aragot 13y ago
I find inexact that word processing hasn't evolved since 1984. I have personnally been working at Atlassian and I can tell: Confluence has seemlessly replaced Word in the company. The "share" workflow is pervasive in a corpor
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by aragot 13y ago
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/jul/03/us-anti-pir... They can extrade the person: "As long as a website's address ends in .com or .net, if it is implicated in the spread of pirated U
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by aragot 13y ago
> I'm questioning whether it's wise to store my data in a US service It definitely isn't, and I'm wondering why this issue wasn't on top of your mind before that?
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by aragot 13y ago
Hope to see European start ups, preferrably in Sweden, do that. They can start with some open source like AtMail or Wordpress and build. Note that a .com domain places the company under US laws. There has been an example of a UK teenager wi
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by aragot 13y ago
We're talking about stock consumer services which should be commoditized, at the very least. With AtMail, The Old Reader, Diaspora, there is already open source software to cover most our vital needs, and it is not impossible to develo
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by aragot 13y ago
> Definitely, I'm on the lookout for any kind of service that operates in a country with transparent law enforcement and accountability. Being European, I'm looking for services which operate in my home country. I prefer to be
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by aragot 13y ago
Exactly! Just backing up my .bash_rc files and other configuration files in a git repo, push on BitBucket and it makes it so easy to setup a new dev env on every new machine with all your custom aliases.
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by aragot 13y ago
Thank you for saying it. I find it dangerous to let users believe their data is secure, when the in-js encryption is everything but. It may lead to all sorts of misunderstandings and litigation issues...
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by aragot 14y ago
Not completely true. I live in Sydney and my friend came from France hitchiking, except for boats between Malaysia and Perth. He did all the countries in *kstan.
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by aragot 14y ago
That's an April Fools! ...or isn't it?
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by aragot 14y ago
Hi Chris Webb, Thank you very much for sharing alternative apps. I'm searching for a service which wouldn't be hosted or have a dns name in U.S., especially for mails, because subponeas are not controlled enough there. Is there any chance s