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by blahi 10y ago
This is exactly the moral of the story. If you want to blame somebody for Trump, blame yourselves. Democracy, especially in the US is ruled by consensus. If 30% of the people are extremely opposed to something, like gay marriage, you cannot
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by blahi 10y ago
Chartio seems to be targeting OEMs.
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by blahi 10y ago
Pricing is around $15/user. 200 users minimum. Yeah, your read that right.
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by blahi 10y ago
Do you mean it's not politically correct?
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by blahi 10y ago
I just like to point out that several people have asked you to back up your opinions and you came back and said "that's just my opinions which I think are logical, reasonable precepts" and nothing more and even ignored the to
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by blahi 10y ago
Although the WSJ has been firing people lately, I think they are doing OK, at least from a product quality standpoint. Perhaps letting go of some people is just the way to transition.
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by blahi 10y ago
ugh, BI has one of the strongest lock-ins known to man.
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by blahi 10y ago
Except much, much, much less capable.
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by blahi 10y ago
No, from the future, actually.
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by blahi 10y ago
They are afraid of Microsoft, not Google.
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by blahi 10y ago
Nothing about col. O'Neill (two Ls) or Daniel Jackson?
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by blahi 10y ago
But didn't RedHat enter middleware first, snatching jboss under Oracle's nose?
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by blahi 10y ago
No, it's always ctrl+f4 for closing the current window and alt+f4 to close the whole application.
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by blahi 10y ago
Ah the good old days when you were complaining about not patched security issues and machines who haven't been update since... ever.
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by blahi 10y ago
What exactly open source technologies will give you feature parity and better support than microsoft's BI stack?
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by blahi 10y ago
0) Ask said company for a whooping $8B in cash.
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by blahi 10y ago
The UI is pretty different than slack. And how exactly do you think a chat app to have a radically different UI. Did slack rip off mIRC?
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by blahi 10y ago
As somebody from Eastern Europe, I can assure you that Russia is most definitely interested in meddling, controlling political parties, parliament, almost all the newspapers, key industries, online comments and pretty much everything in my
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by blahi 10y ago
What do you think were the objectives in the war in Afghanistan and Iraq and the prolonged interference in the middle east as a whole?
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by blahi 10y ago
Yeah buddy, but Microsoft has more employees than Zoho's customers. When practically every office employee on the planet is your customer, it is kind of different.
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by blahi 10y ago
Data drudging is what it is called.
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by blahi 10y ago
Google should be a compelling enough example for you, I hope.
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by blahi 10y ago
Gees, I guess they will be constrained to their 60M paying customers and their 1,2B employees. Tough life.
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by blahi 10y ago
There's quite the difference in priorities, objectives, means and constraints between some small and insignificant country and the world's hegemon.
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by blahi 10y ago
The large chunk of malware distributed via websites is through hacked sites which fire the malicious scipts only a in 2-3 visits out of 100. Ads are responsible for about 20-30% of the malware distribution. So yeah. Your argument does not h
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by blahi 10y ago
Adblock didn't do it in the beginning either :) Just like utorrent became popular because bitcommet became slow and clunky. Have you looked at utorrent lately?
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by blahi 10y ago
This argument holds only if you block javascript wholesale. Do you?
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by blahi 10y ago
Historical data is not a guarantee for future performance.
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by blahi 10y ago
Because it breaks all the time for some esoteric (but always different than the previous) reason.
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by blahi 10y ago
Hey, come work for me. I have an addon on Outlook that blocks emails where employees demand their salary.

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