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by cbs 15y ago
Because buzz sucked? "Whos using it" is a different metric than "is anyone using it".
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by cbs 15y ago
>The crazy thing about Google+ is that ordinary people are already actually using it. No its not. I've been seeing a lot of "Oh look, even the plebs are using it" attitude about g+. Of course they are, its GOOGLE plus not some obscur
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by cbs 15y ago
>So why then does the author then complain that Google is too big? Because gray areas and mixed bags can exist. g+ doesn't have to be perfect to do things right, and doing some things right doesn't fix other problem areas. There can s
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by cbs 15y ago
If we rotate this circle around the X-axis, how many people did you just accidentally send a picture of your dick?
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by cbs 15y ago
I understand the criticism and while G+ may be able to benefit from something like public circles, I think the post misses the core concept that circles are my cataloging of the people I know. Nobody else has shares or even understands t
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by cbs 15y ago
You would have explained the origin of the encrypted data on the laptop, and they would either drag the person who was the origin into the case as a defendant or have him testify. It's really quite simple Assuming the original owner can b
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by cbs 15y ago
>None of those are reasonable or reliable indications that he/she is lying about having forgotten a password. I agree fully, forgetting passwords happens. My AD account at work has a short, random password with a forgiving lifespan. E
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by cbs 15y ago
Perhaps Facebook just understand that for a social network to be successful you need to encourage sharing at all costs Unfortunately it also discourages meaningful sharing. My G+ "stream" is already home to discussions and photos the lik
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by cbs 15y ago
Social life is Balkanized. Who's facebook activity isn't already watered down to mediocrity of international-politics level of nothingness?
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by cbs 15y ago
I don't know, this website was so bad I didn't even bother reading the article. The needless choice to shoot in the actual post via javascript bothered me and the javascript based content loading took forever just to load some static text,
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by cbs 16y ago
In my free time I've been fixing up some code for the in-house music management/playback software at my alma mater's radio station. (plug: Song selection is controllable by website visitors, http://wvtc.net ). Though I'm probably going t
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by cbs 16y ago
I understand the fine line you have to walk, and I'm glad to see that you guys take it as seriously as you do. Personally, I'm glad that you're putting this out as a user-controlled thing. I like the fact I'm able to get rid of results tha