bluelu

14 ms·

91.
by bluelu 14y ago
Still, I don't understand why they don't delay/cancel the shipments? eEven if it's unethical. No need to sell any of these machines before somebody else hits the market.
92.
by bluelu 14y ago
Trendiction, Luxembourg, Europe. We are crawling messageboards, news and blog sites on the web. We are constantly looking for new team members (Full time): * Production Operations / Systems Engineering * Big data engineers * Front end engin
93.
App hijacks users' Twitter accounts to tweet false piracy confessions(boingboing.net)
1 points by bluelu 14y ago|0 comments
94.
by bluelu 14y ago
You are making a wrong assumption here. It's no problem that you can identify that someone has voted twice. It would be a problem if that person could prove that he voted for a certain person. Have a look at the papers of http://www.infse
95.
by bluelu 14y ago
I have twice $19.81 here for both editions (Luxembourg)
96.
by bluelu 14y ago
One of my favorite lectures when I was still studying at the ETH.
97.
by bluelu 14y ago
"Also Apple was proposing that royalty rate to be lowered by up to 100% in exchange for cross licensing." Where is your source?
98.
Apple requested 40$ royalties for every samsung phone sold(scribd.com)
34 points by bluelu 14y ago|50 comments
99.
by bluelu 14y ago
Trendiction is hiring in Luxembourg City, Europe. We do distributed crawling, content/article analysis/extraction, and reporting through a multitude of sources (message boards, blogs, news, ...). We also have an interface to analyze this da
100.
by bluelu 14y ago
You are arguing as if USA judges wouldn't favor USA companies over foreign companies. Samsung can't win against apple in the USA.
101.
by bluelu 14y ago
These 100 million $ are a good sign for yahoo's employees to leave. They are in absolutely no relation what she is worth and can do. That's what I would do.
102.
by bluelu 14y ago
Luxembourg, Europe, Fulltime Trendiction - http://www.trendiction.com/ We are doing large scale crawling and analysis. We have both job openings for raw data crawling/analysis and the front end. It's up to you to chose what you like to do
103.
by bluelu 14y ago
So how does this work if you want to count the number of visitors, delivering customer specific versions of the site etc...? Does the bbc example even work because I can imagine that there multiple versions of the site depending on which IP
104.
by bluelu 14y ago
I guess they just write about the failure, because the handling of that failure from Hetzner's site was just great. There are certainly many many more which never had a failure.
105.
by bluelu 14y ago
Facebook has so many options: E.g. Imagine you could also sell goods and open a shop on facebook. No need to leave facebook anymore, or visit another website on the web.
106.
by bluelu 14y ago
He probably moved to guantanamo bay. There are no cameras there. ;)
107.
by bluelu 14y ago
Sure he can. He (and probably is still doing) made lots of money through advertisements on thepiratebay.
108.
by bluelu 14y ago
In 3 years from now, Zuckerberg will be seen as a genius. He will extend facebook advertising to Instagram as well and be break even in 3 years. You will see :-)
109.
by bluelu 14y ago
I think Twitter they should go one step further and form a pool of companies which bring in all their patents and: 1) If you join, you are not allowed to bring any other patent lawsuits against other companies. 2) If you get sued, you are a
110.
by bluelu 15y ago
Check your vitamine D levels. I was also feeling exhausted and feared the worst, but it was all related to that. If you don't see the sun very often, you will build up a lack of Vitamine D.
111.
by bluelu 15y ago
Apple is running a disgusting campaign here in Europe against it's competitors. They even managed to get the European Union to start an anticompetive investigation against Samsung, even though they should be investigated and not their compe
112.
by bluelu 15y ago
Why not write a script that periodically takes a machine of the loadbalancer, forces a GC on each of the servers, and then adds it back again. I think this would be a cleaner approach than changing the entire code base.
113.
by bluelu 15y ago
They are a bank here in Luxembourg. Part of this that they have to know their customers. They can't allow someone without proper ID verification to collect a few hundred thousands of dollars through simply providing an email account and a n
114.
by bluelu 15y ago
One of the biggest server hosting providers in germany ,hetzner, uses 100% renewable energy since a few years. ( http://www.hetzner.de/hosting/unternehmen/umweltschutz )
115.
by bluelu 15y ago
Well, I doubt that my SMS messages are routed through an external third party outside my country if I send a local SMS. I rather have my local government control who can access my information, then a US company.
116.
by bluelu 15y ago
Nice. So now all my private messages get routed (and logged) through an US company?
117.
by bluelu 15y ago
Well said. Some people think they can collect hundreds of thounsands of euros by just providing an email and a name to Paypal. Then they wonder when their funds get freezed (see minecraft) and then thy complain that they have to provide ID
118.
by bluelu 15y ago
Even if Notch doesn't register Scrolls, he is still violating their trademark. That's what trademarks are for, ensuring that nobody else uses your name.
119.
by bluelu 15y ago
Centuries ago, you would write that all paths lead to rome. Today, all paths lead from Apple.
120.
by bluelu 15y ago
So they hacked his account and stole money. I guess that's illegal... and will put you in front of a judge.

More ›