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by beernutz 14y ago
This reminds me of the "libertarian" argument that business owners should be allowed to choose not to serve black people. Civil rights were something the government had to step in to protect. I think that net neutrality might be the same k
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by beernutz 14y ago
Though as was noted, we subconsciously KNOW we are being recorded by security cameras. Where is the difference? I find the project to be unsettling and interesting at the same time. It is interesting to be able to turn the recording resul
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by beernutz 14y ago
I COMPLETELY agree! Those of us that used menus or hotkeys ended up screwed. Discover-ability is MUCH higher in the pre-ribbon version.
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by beernutz 14y ago
That DOES seem to be the right way to use upvotes. Surface the interesting content for comment and debate.
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by beernutz 14y ago
Thank you for posting the cache link.
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by beernutz 14y ago
That is an excellent point! The way they are used vs. the way they are MEANT to be used, seem to be worlds apart.
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by beernutz 14y ago
I think the REAL issue, is that they lock up IDEAS. Ideas by themselves are inherently worthless. It's the EXECUTION that matters. Everyone has ideas. Some are great, some suck. The idea by itself is really meaningless until someone do
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by beernutz 14y ago
I like the idea i read somewhere about "Spinning off" versions of "you" to go do/learn something, then re-integrating that version of you back into yourself! I still agree with sodiumphosphate however, in that i prefer immortality and dodg
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by beernutz 14y ago
Wow, and that post from Elon is over a year OLD! Wonder where things lie currently?
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by beernutz 15y ago
Sorry, link got hosed. http://www.zazzle.com/read_the_source_tshirt-235248361224605... This one should do the trick.
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by beernutz 15y ago
Someone requested a shirt: http://www.zazzle.com/read_the_source_tshirt-235957482677132...
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by beernutz 15y ago
Please don't let the haters hold you back. The entire creative world is awash with re-mixes. This is nothing to be ashamed of or to avoid. Contrary to what some seem to believe, NOTHING is created in a vacuum. Everyone is influenced by
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by beernutz 15y ago
Curse you for sending me down the rabbit hole! lol Seriously, that was very cool. Thanks!
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by beernutz 15y ago
I have a problem with this, as it appears to break the separation of concerns. Don't the programing guru's tell us over and over NOT to mix markup into code and vice-versa?
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by beernutz 15y ago
Exactly! Like Chris Dodd becoming CEO of the MPAA who is reportedly being paid $1.5 million a year as his base salary.
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by beernutz 15y ago
Am I the only one that was upset at her seeming to dismiss you as a "hoodie wearing geek" at the end there?
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by beernutz 15y ago
Wow, even the transcript is hard to follow. I wonder if he wishes he could edit it himself, since he is a writer too.
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by beernutz 15y ago
You should really check out AngularJS. Does binding and a LOT more. http://angularjs.org/ Very fast and well documented.
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by beernutz 15y ago
Probably lengths like this: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/12/itc-initial-...
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If you need a good laugh...(ooohmy.com)
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by beernutz 15y ago
Not any more it isn't. Freaking supreme court. 8( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_United_v._Federal_Elec...
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by beernutz 15y ago
You know I read all these comments about how this is just incompetence, but I think it smells like payback for something. How interesting that it was all filed under seal. That speaks to intent to me more strongly than anything else. How
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by beernutz 15y ago
I think the service you want is http://bo.lt/ Lets you "remix" websites and share them.
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by beernutz 15y ago
No, I think it's EXACTLY the point. Events leading up to the "situation" are likely to grab attention no matter WHAT device you are or are not using. Engines falling off planes and such are VERY hard to miss. And devices really don't affe
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by beernutz 15y ago
I always used the + to mean "the following word or quote surrounded string HAS to appear in the result text". Was this incorrect?
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by beernutz 15y ago
Yes, THANK YOU! I find myself doing that as well. I don't understand why that is seen as an improvement. Also, I always used the + to mean "the following word or quote surrounded string HAS to appear in the result text". That seems differ
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by beernutz 15y ago
Actually, WOZ built Breakout. Steve (as usual) stole his work, and lied to him about the amount of the payout.
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by beernutz 15y ago
Have you LOOKED at the patent system as it exists today? It does not even REMOTELY look like what you described.
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by beernutz 15y ago
If you check the rest of the site, you might notice that it is a very Linux centric blog. Nothing wrong with that. Also I don't see his image in a logo anywhere on the home page. Only on the Linus interview pages. Seems reasonable to cu
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by beernutz 15y ago
While I agree with most of your post, I feel I MUST point out some problems with some of the analogies you are using. 1) The analogy between hacking your phone and reading messages is really NOT the same as Facebook storing data that you s

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