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by bosch 16y ago
It's extremely disappointing that the majority of sites don't have secure logins. Is there a certain performance penalty that is associated with it? (Not for something small, but say Facebooks scale if they were to have https as the default
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by bosch 16y ago
Just thought this was an interesting reply to the article from Galen Gruman. The article didn't really have any facts to base his statements and this article kinda calls him out on it. Personally, I wish that WP7 works out as it will add mo
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Interesting Reply To The "Windows Phone 7 Is A Disaster" Article(networkworld.com)
2 points by bosch 16y ago|2 comments
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by bosch 16y ago
I agree with you on that point, but I mean for a comment that had nothing to do with either a pun or a meme it's kinda ridiculous. This site will be like straight html without any css... and I think a bit of the later helps the former creat
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by bosch 16y ago
The best part is that even though it was written 5 years ago, it's STILL relevant today!
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by bosch 16y ago
I thought that was pretty funny. I don't understand the harshness with which people vote down jokes on here.
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by bosch 16y ago
I'm trying to figure out how you mean. Are you saying this could be foreign countries building it for a way in to US data or the US building it as an easy way in to foreign companies data? * Assuming the people behind it's development are d
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by bosch 16y ago
Well on one hand you could get a heck of a lot of coding done while being in your room for 14 years...
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by bosch 16y ago
I actually meant the right... with the rest of Europe on the other side, they're the odd ones out.
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by bosch 16y ago
This is why I can't understand how startups still use Paypal. With Paypal, your dispute could take forever to get resolved and there's no one you can call directly to get things fixed asap. Not only have costs on your own merchant accounts
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by bosch 16y ago
Good luck. Maybe give some info on why you decided to learn certain technologies over other ones. Would be interesting to see what a n00b with no perceived bias chooses.
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by bosch 16y ago
Interesting point about the Infineon chips and the cell tower distances. I wonder what advantages the Infineon chips had/
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by bosch 16y ago
He has some really interesting points. However, Oracle has a high corporate culture and is usually dealing with Fortune 500 companies with similar values. I think the dress code would be a lot different for hacker startups. I do agree with
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by bosch 16y ago
I've always wondered why everyone can't drive on the same side of the road? That would make automobile production much more efficient. Is there a certain reason England decided against driving on the left side of the road?
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by bosch 16y ago
Joke anyone? WTF.
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by bosch 16y ago
I really wish people like this would stop calling themselves journalists. While he had a glimpse at the early stage stuff, it's not a finished product and I really wish he put together something well written instead of this hack piece aimed
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by bosch 16y ago
Playing Devil's Advocate: Has anyone ever thought they randomly fail someone who might pass just to keep all future applicants on their toes?
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by bosch 16y ago
I agree with the fact that not getting any feedback (good or bad) hurts people in the long run. Having feedback and either improving in those areas or adjusting how you approach them would help people and if you don't know their an issue ho
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by bosch 16y ago
I, for one, appreciate the effort that the carriers have spent to pre-install apps for me!
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by bosch 16y ago
That was a hack piece of journalism based on no facts and not even a finished product. As a reader I felt it was very harsh and didn't provide any examples. If he writes the same thing when Windows 7 is released and provides examples then I
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by bosch 16y ago
Haha wow, good to see people know what a joke is.
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by bosch 16y ago
So what happens is I'm not a douche with an iPhone?
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by bosch 16y ago
I think you guys are just jealous you can't afford any!
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by bosch 16y ago
What does BHAG mean?
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by bosch 16y ago
This sounds like the story about Apple removing the threads on their iPhone 4 reception issue. Why not leave it up and allow discussion? Then provide answers to users questions...
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by bosch 16y ago
<i>"We knew we had to make some bold statements to break through the clutter but weren't intentionally trying to piss people off."</i> I wish they had the balls to say "Yes, we did want to call out the other platforms!" Basi
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by bosch 16y ago
This is awesome! I'm just scared some C level guy over 50 will find out about it and not understand it and then kill it...
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by bosch 16y ago
Quite simply they'll have to 'hack' together a cure or a solution to this obviously potentially big problem.
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by bosch 16y ago
It's fucking pathetic that both banks and homeowners look for a bail out from the tax payers who were fiscally responsible. Why is there no punishment for people being stupid and why should responsible citizens help you keep the house that'
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by bosch 16y ago
I found that interesting to read! Thanks for posting it. Stories like that always make me glad I don't have to choose between eating and being honest. We take that for granted too much in First World countries.

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