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by borism 16y ago
how do you make sure it doesn't drift away? unless you combine the plane and the balloon into the zeppelin...
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by borism 16y ago
take a look at the names of authors of the blog post: Posted by Ujjwal Singh, CoFounder of SayNow and AbdelKarim Mardini, Product Manager, Middle East & North Africa
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by borism 16y ago
or you can just walk those 50-100m (average WiFi coverage area) and ask your neighbors for news.
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by borism 16y ago
David Frost, while not American Every american should know David Frost, if they don't they're not american.
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by borism 16y ago
The first group doesn't have access to inexpensive healthcare (because their risk pools are small and they don't have much negotiating power), they don't have access to lobbyists to write laws for them, and they don't have access to armies
336.
by borism 16y ago
wow, what an irresponsible proposal. corporations already have free speech, now they need to get government paid healthcare also? why should US taxpayers reimburse those entrepreneur's health care costs if most of them will fail to produce
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Egypt shuts down Al Jazeera bureau(english.aljazeera.net)
244 points by borism 16y ago|97 comments
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by borism 16y ago
Bill & Melinda Foundation?
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by borism 16y ago
no, actually I don't have an opinion whether swedish system is good or bad, as I haven't experienced it personally, only heard and read about it and know few people who had problems with it. in the end they seem to be doing fine. but I thin
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by borism 16y ago
CNN isn't generated by an algorithm? it's called Proprietary Relevant News Generating algorithm also abbreviated as PRNG.
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by borism 16y ago
where did I sound like I was defending Al Jazeera's antisemitism? You claimed that US airwaves lack antisemitism and I refuted your claim.
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by borism 16y ago
cause they get their share of antisemitism from Fox: http://mediamatters.org/research/200807020002
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by borism 16y ago
just pulled rtmpdump from macports (I already have mplayer, of course) and I can confirm it works on mac too... except their rtmp provider seems to be getting killed right now. I would recommend switching to Livestation, quality isn't as go
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by borism 16y ago
does Reuters have their own TV channel?
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by borism 16y ago
I'm not a ham, but I'm sure this thingie http://www.iritel.com/iritel/latinica/proizvodi/radio%2520ko... will cover very sizable area without a problem.
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by borism 16y ago
Heck, they have Sir David Frost himself!
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by borism 16y ago
In Sweden equity compensation is made so prohibitively expensive it ensures that everyone gets paid more or less appropriate market salary. Of course very rich guys have their workarounds anyway, for example I recall reading that Ingvar Kam
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by borism 16y ago
besides Suez canal is really a non-issue for US military's current missions - it has firm positions at Diego Garcia, in Persian Gulf and Pacific which is really a stones throw. Suez is real issue if you want to move that force into Mediterr
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by borism 16y ago
Don't get me wrong. I don't :) I know it's hard to believe, but law enforcement of different countries indeed does cooperate really well, often even if these countries don't have very good diplomatic relationships. And it's not just Inter
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by borism 16y ago
usually making examples out of people implies naming them by name
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by borism 16y ago
incredible! I was sure there are some under $50, but $15?
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by borism 16y ago
unlike others I don't pretend to be a legal expert, that's why I've written "most likely not even legally liable" in the first place. I think I've made it pretty clear with that sentence that I'm not sure, but I see it as highly unlikely
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by borism 16y ago
like cutting a cable is "jammable" you can put a cable in 1x1 meter of concrete and bury it 10m deep or you can camouflage it in forest, bush or heck, even among other cables in an urban environment. How do you plan on hiding your wireles
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by borism 16y ago
I find it hard to believe that the FBI interacts well with law enforcement in, say, Poland. you might be disappointed. Law enforcement cooperates extensively throughout the World.
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by borism 16y ago
oh, hello our friendly neighborhood cybercrime legal expert. If I have written: teenagers who most likely are not liable to the same extent as adults would it have satisfied your pedantry, or would you still argue to the contrary?
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by borism 16y ago
yup. peering disputes/wars happen all the time. it doesn't matter who owns the physical building. The King is the one who has passwords to the routers.
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by borism 16y ago
wireless. easily jammable.
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by borism 16y ago
how long more do you think it will take for young japanese to realize they're "profitably exploitable"?
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by borism 16y ago
it's not impossible to for the government to shut down the airwaves, but it is a lot harder to do it on a broad scale it's trivial to jam most ham frequencies.
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by borism 16y ago
Let me get this straight. All this fanfare, and all they got was a bunch of teenagers (who most likely are not even legally liable) + their moms?

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