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by bosch 14y ago
This is beside the point, as soon as it's in your personal e-mail account not only has privacy been breached but Google's data mining it.
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by bosch 14y ago
Ok, so I'm sure you won't mind then if you send an e-mail to csr@myhealthprovider.com with your latest lab results and someone replies from their personal Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo? More importantly, why would you have e-mails from multiple peopl
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by bosch 14y ago
^^^ This x1000, all of the kids starting businesses and using the cool new thing Google Apps and forwarding it to their personal Gmail account have no concept of this.
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by bosch 14y ago
People who do this are really annoying and have no concepts of separating business and personal life. If you don't mix business with pleasure then why are you doing it with your e-mail? How hard is it to check two accounts or have two accou
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by bosch 14y ago
I appreciate your story, but it's very frustrating when people like you take away spots in tax payer funded universities from REAL Canadians who plan on staying and working to make this country a better place. I hope the laws get changed to
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by bosch 14y ago
Wow you really have no clue... that really amazes me. The difference is for instance the cost of airlifting those citizens out of war zones will by far dwarf any taxes they may pay back while working in the country for 1-2 years before goin
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by bosch 14y ago
Your comment doesn't add any value to the discussion, nor is it a very good attempt at humour. What the parent is trying to say is that the OP is coming back to take advantage of a tax payer funded institution even though he doesn't plan on
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by bosch 14y ago
I don't understand why people are down voting this comment. It seems like the OP is a "citizen of convenience" like those in Lebanon who only wanted to make use of their Canadian citizenship when war broke out despite the fact that some of
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by bosch 14y ago
I'm going to go against what most people are saying and disagree that this is a good thing. Too often companies like this are only after the money. For some reason their company STRONGLY reminded me of Zynga, which in my opinion is not a go
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by bosch 14y ago
If they were after the quick buck then they would definitely do this. Also, if you're working for a company who's only purpose is to copy other companies, you should realize it's all about money...
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by bosch 14y ago
Perhaps you'd rather have these exceptional citizens just staying in their bunks not doing anything or even better, back in society?
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Microsoft's Shackles Are Unlocked(wired.com)
1 points by bosch 14y ago|0 comments
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by bosch 14y ago
I can't find any more information anywhere else on the beta... any ideas?
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by bosch 14y ago
I wouldn't say they look awful, there's a difference in the background part of the image but the main focus has little change. It's a trade-off, but I would imagine that if there's thousands of files it could be a significant savings on ban
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by bosch 14y ago
To all the people hating on this guy - he has a point. The company in the article is going about it's business quietly and PRODUCING while many companies on here do a lot of talking... So while his manner of discussing this was definitely n
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by bosch 14y ago
Do you have Twitter/E-mail? I have a few questions you might be able to answer.
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by bosch 14y ago
I agree with your thoughts about originality, but people always saying Apple does everything original is wrong. For both Microsoft, Apple and others they'll rarely ever launch something that's truly original. Apple's timeline was iPod >
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by bosch 14y ago
Did anyone find the Verge's live blog much more easier to use? Also, is anyone aware of a way to "pause" a live blog? That would be worthwhile if say you get a call...
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by bosch 14y ago
You mean how like Apple was so original with an MP3 player?
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by bosch 14y ago
Has there been any development on that lately? They haven't even updated the blog for over a year.
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by bosch 14y ago
Don't you think this is an awesome opportunity for Square to explain to the author how charge backs work and why he should have money in his account? Perhaps if they used something other than cryptic replies they could help him understand t
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by bosch 14y ago
Irrespective of if the author was correct in his use of the service, how is not replying for days prompt and how is tersely worded e-mails informative and professional? The whole thing reminded me of PayPal.
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by bosch 15y ago
Don't you think you should've posted this in a seperate link? It seems like you're trying to hang off Appifier's coattails...
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by bosch 15y ago
It's their own choice to stick to e-mail, that's a seperate discussion as not using a phone would definitely affect you in this society. My point is that using VoIP may be cheaper, but it is of vastly inferior quality and will annoy the per
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by bosch 15y ago
People who do this are very annoying(aka CHEAP!). Mainly because most VoIP calls have low quality and have static issues. When you call me and I can't see the number of the person who's calling, that's annoying. It's also annoying if you br
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by bosch 15y ago
Well I agree with Hanselmen: "The 10,000 people on the planet that care about Web Sockets are not your customers, and while using Web Sockets might get you mentioned on TechCrunch, supporting only Web Sockets is a great way to cut your pote
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by bosch 15y ago
When I get this message when viewing with IE 9 you should fail your web developer! (Unless you don't want to market to 60% of the Internet.) Your browser doesn't (yet!) Chrome, Firefox, and Safari support websockets right out of the box. h
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by bosch 15y ago
You should fire your web developer... How can your homepage not work with IE9? Seriously - WTF do you need websockets for on your homepage? I can maybe (notreally) see it for your application but product sites should be available for all
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by bosch 15y ago
These tools remind me of the Icy Hot Stuntaz: http://stuntaz.cjb.net/
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by bosch 15y ago
I'll give everyone a great example of why I hate Flash: So I downloaded the new Flash 11 and installed it, the 64 bit version so I can now use 64 bit IE. I have IE 9 set to not accept third party cookies. In Flash, I don't want cookies set

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