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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Private instant messaging via secure I would not use this for anything that could send me to jail, maybe after a few years of being vetted.
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Windows is always going to be behind a free system, especially since all cool features invented by one get copied within a few weeks by others. At most Microsoft can charge them less but even that will probably more than Android pays in lic
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
The only way these abuses are going to stop is if the government employees and contractors who ordered and/or architected these systems are prosecuted and convicted. Wink + nod and nothing will happen even if they did something illeg
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
It's possible that French law is right and Google is wrong. It's possible that Google is right and French law is wrong. It's possible that Google is right, French law is right, and the regulators are wrong. Ya think Google
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Careful in your enthusiasm, you might sound like a fan boy :-) Ah, only Android and Apple stuff can be praised? Sorry, but I don't care about their latest "innovation" or marketing hype unless it's worth it. And I don&
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
This, as device, is brilliant. Like it or not most PCs (or work machines) are powered by Windows so it's much easier for one to use a Windows Tablet /Laptop. If I was in the market, I'd forget iPad and Android and buy this, a
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
She's an opportunist scumbag. Usually the liberal (and libertarian) ones are against a surveillance state, but she has no core, no backbone.
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
This may be the closest thing to journalism TechCrunch has done since AOL took over. Ummm, they had the chance to investigate on their own and declined to. HN did the heavy work and TechCrunch couldn't ignore the direction their stor
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Absolutely shady. It's a shame we don't have consumer laws or JustFab would have been closed a long time ago. Good thing they raised some money, at least they can afford lawyers for a while. Another major deception going on is on
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Canada can be the next USA, they just need around 100 million people to start. How about handing out a few acres for the brave souls?:-)
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
So tell me, what claim needs to be supported? I am not going to sit here and write 1000 words for each word I used to try to convince you.
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
I will tell you are right once there are no longer 10 results on the serp page....at any given point there are 10 sites that are listed in the search results You do not know much about search engines. Maybe a Googler that optimizes Search
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Social Security is not a savings account. Even if you paid in for 10 years, you can easily draw more than you put in. Or you can die while the first check is still in the mail. That's the system the Fed set up
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
If I'm a US citizen, but spend my whole life working in another country, should I be entitled to draw social security checks from the US? You are NOT entitled and you will NOT draw jack from Social Security--unless you paid in for at
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. If you give up your citizenship, then presumably you have citizenship elsewhere, so why not just open a bank account under your foreign citizenship? How is the bank to know? Yeah, just open a secret Swi
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Do you still have to file US taxes though? Say you make $60K in Germany, well under the deductible, and do not file US taxes for 10 years. Is there a penalty just for not filing? penalties can cripple you.
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Here's one: Google Shopping search or whatever they call it this month. They switched to a all paid version, so only stores that pay Google get featured and the price they pay to Google is what decides their placement--regardless of wh
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Fine. Where am I wrong? What claim needs to be supported? Obviously you don't expect a secret email or memo, we deduce from their actions and results.
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
I could name at least 5 projects that Google is working now that is a long-term bet and doesn't care about quarterly earnings. Name them. And how much money Google is investing in them. I could launch a project that costs me $5. All
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
What evidence do you have to support any of this? How about you tell me line by line where I'm wrong? Beware that I do this for a living, I help manage quite a few small business sites and know this first hand. I also follow Google&#
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
If people use your product all day, everyday, and you release the biggest overhaul of your product in 4 years, and nobody notices, is that a good thing, or a bad thing? How do you know it was the "biggest overhaul"? Google is kn
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
If you want to write a good fake review, make sure you trash the place on small things first. small bar...lighting was too low...but great food and service ;-)
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
"Try adding ?hl=en to the URL" How about suing a new fucking search engine, DDG or Bing?!!! Do this for that, that for that and we'll need a college degree on Google searching. I travel so my searches used to automatically
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Google is becoming the portals they railed against in early 2000. Their problem is that natural growth has all but stopped so Google is trying to keep as many people as possible in their properties hoping the click on an ad eventually. King
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
the Greenland ice sheet will almost disappear within approximately 1000 years Gee, we're making 1000 predictions right now? How are those predictions made 10-30 years ago faring?
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
distracting UI noise all over the place. Sometimes less is definitely more. Depends on the goal. Right now Google wants users to click on ads so if they make everything confusing, ads seems refreshingly simple. Also a link to a non-Google
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
Here it is: "Contractors are responsible for this. They are no longer working with us" :-) http://www.slashgear.com/google-blames-rogue-contractors-for...
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
If CIA wanted Qatar's Royal family gone, they'd ship 50,000 AKs, pick a few leaders from each ethnic group and Viva La Revolucion! Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of folks
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
They're lucky it wasn't near India or both sides might have had another pretext to go to war--again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Pakistani_wars_and_conflic... Islands are huge prizes, if they're in
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by bsullivan01 13y ago
True, but I responded to a different comment. In essence the person I replied too was tired of people wondering if Google will stick this long term, considering their gazillion projects.

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