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   by cesar 15y ago

   This is an extremely well put article. The series of events and the way that it was written kept me reading it to the end. It was a very interesting article.
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   by cesar 15y ago

   Hah, I prefer the hacker news version. The nyt one is kinda not appropriate.
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   by cesar 15y ago

   I would be interested to know the architecture of the application/s to make it seamlessly work for all those phones. Suggestions?
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   by cesar 15y ago

   I don't think Facebook will always be as relevant as it is today. I think it's relevance will eventually fade away, and be replaced by something else. But, I just don't think it will be replaced by something like G+. I can see G+ becoming m
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   by cesar 15y ago

   I agree with you, in that the seamless integration into the Google experience is definitely a plus (I could not help adding the word "plus" into the sentence).
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   by cesar 15y ago

   Sorry for the typo. I like G+. And I agree with your #2 and #3. Maybe am seeing it the wrong way. Maybe there will be a time when there will be two or more big social networks. And you will have to use all of them. I can see how G+ could be
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   by cesar 15y ago

   I agree on the backlash against facebook, I think this would be understandable user behavior. The problems I still have with Google+ are two: 1. the name, there is not a simple way to make it a verb, would you say you are "plusing" or how w
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   by cesar 15y ago

   For registering a new domain I would recommend google apps, because of all the google apps integration to your domain. And if you are looking for server hosting I would recommend linode.
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   by cesar 15y ago

   I also code and I love philosophy. It was not my major, luckily my love for computers seemed to have been just as strong, and I picked CS which is something that pays the bills.