clydethefrog

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by clydethefrog 10y ago
The future of Kazakhstan is highly unstable. The current slightly benevolent dictator has no good processor and the development of Kazakhstan is mostly dependent of oil, so when renewable energy becomes the norm and rhe president dies in th
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Green Bubbles(twitter.com)
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Inside Donald Trump’s Twitter-Bot Fan Club(nymag.com)
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
Let them eat code.
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Oink was not a business. Oink was an invitation-only BitTorrent community. Reznor even has a relevant quote in the Wikipedia article you linked: "they're not stealing it because they're going to make money off of it; they&#x2
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
Same here. I feel couch co-op is really having a small revival the last years. You should try Duck Game!
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
Do they also mine personal data? I can't find any clear details on their website. If so, a very ungerman startup considering their culture with private data.
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Ghostery granted patent on displaying information about trackers on web pages(marketwired.com)
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
Technophile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technophilia
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
In the Netherlands they are considered to be for old people, since they only use them. Especially in cities with a high student population people prefer to use some old rusty bike because bikes often get damaged and/or stolen in here.
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
This also happened to me with Twitter. Had to use it for an experiment, used random data but they needed my phone number for verification. I used an old sim card I still had lying around and suddenly as suggestion all my high school friends
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
So does Google Music, you need Chrome if you want to use it without Flash and even then it doesn't work immediately. http://googlesystem.blogspot.nl/2016/04/google-play-music-st...
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by clydethefrog 10y ago
I am slowly on that track again, visiting Kottke and Daring Fireball like I used to. Got any recommendations?
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
For an outsider, the current culture in Silicon Valley described in the piece reminds me of Wall Street in the 80s. I see a lot of parrelels with American Psycho.
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
Three years after publication, Dave Egger's The Circle is becoming more and more presageful. Exaggerations in the book are becoming actual quotes.
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
The son of Najib is connected to the scandals, but no direct connection to 1MDB (yet).
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
could you imagine if they tried to skew the US election Eric Schmidt has founded The Groundwork, to ensure that Clinton has the engineering talent needed to win the election. http://qz.com/520652/groundwork-eric-schmi
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
Really nice and simple. I used Hoplr for this, but it has way too many bells and whistles. This is straightforward and I love it.
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
If you look at those comments, you see nothing of value is added. They all attack the author personally or on his writing style, instead of explaining why they don't agree with his article. To be short, they're mad. They could hav
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by clydethefrog 11y ago
A lot, probably. If you look at google.com/trends there are two countries that have a 'most searched' graph, Belgium and The Netherlands. Google has a fourth place in Belgium and a third place in The Netherlands.