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artichokeheart
13y ago
Exactly! That's how Google got it's popularity in the first place.
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13y ago
Such a shame that the author apparently didn't read all of the linked "facts". eg. "This cause and effect is now beyond reasonable doubt; science shows ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8043072 ) t
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13y ago
hunter222
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artichokeheart
13y ago
For me it's the sausage sizzles and I know I'm not alone : http://www.electionsausagesizzle.com.au/ Nothing says democracy like a snag on some white bread with tommy sauce.
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artichokeheart
13y ago
>What is irony? The debate that arises from a given definition thereof
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13y ago
"The level of skepticism was greater than I expected," said Jim Reavis, co-founder and executive director of the CSA. "I had thought that more people would understand that these activities happen all the time in their countri
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Chevron can access its critics' private user information
(earthrights.org)
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artichokeheart
13y ago
Which suggests you're happy with Google's filtered/targeted search results
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artichokeheart
13y ago
Time for an open source alternative
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13y ago
Did anyone else looking at the front page of HN jump to the conclusion that if this strain or similar of E. coli could be developed to live of human faeces India could become a future bio-fuel giant
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14y ago
Isn't that the definition of a raised barrier? Even if it isn't very high.
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14y ago
"But their #1 priority should always, always, be respecting the Constitution, and not trying to skirt around it. And I think they've forgotten all about that long ago." That's the irony of the whole American security apparatus. They are in
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14y ago
Obvious astroturfing is obvious. How many of you guys did Microsoft hire this time around? Guess they learned a lesson with the Vista failure.
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14y ago
Not one Microsoft product on top 10 vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft operating system.
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14y ago
I was put off at first but discovered that by using Page Down it was more slide show-ish (and I'll admit kind of cool) and less headache inducing.
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14y ago
Yes Apple is in the wrong but (and possibly I'm giving them too much credit in terms of their corporate unity) maybe their actions are an effort to not weaken the veracity of their own patent claims. Whereby any leniency shown by Apple in
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14y ago
Commander Taco's revenge?
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15y ago
IE8 is pretty good and aside from a few glitches and IE specific stuff IE7 is pretty good and aside from a few glitches and IE specific stuff IE6 is pretty good and aside from a few glitches and IE specific stuff Isn't that the point
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15y ago
16 yo get $250k for technology that pushes us even closer to a Farenheit 451 distopian future.
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15y ago
This is what I don't understand. Are these companies so short-sited that they cannot see the potential of their own user base as a massive lobbying arm? Do they secretly support SOPA? If the main stream media was threatened with a similar
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15y ago
1) If you are an Australian I'd be worried, because if this passes I'm pretty sure that the Australian Government will be quick to enact similar legislation under the guise of the AUS-US free-trade agreement to appease the copyright cartels
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artichokeheart
16y ago
Wait. What? You thought that based on the ROI on an ad to get traffic to a website you'd get the same for an ad trying to sell a physical product?
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17y ago
I expect to see something similar on the iPad when it's released too. Of course the pieces would need to be made from sausage to work I'd imagine :)
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17y ago
Well, for one, me. Racism even on a joke site is still racist. As far as I'm concerned, and I know I'm not alone, racism is not acceptable in any form.
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artichokeheart
17y ago
The legal basis, though, are racial vilification laws. Welcome to the censorship/freedom of speech grey area.