cowkingdeluxe

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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Probably because he knows the end is coming quicker than he said in the interview.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
I don't think it violates any specific law, but I'm guessing that a prosecutor could come up with some charges if the website hired good enough lawyers. Charges similar to the ones you see for denial of service or computer fraud.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
DMCA is more than enough protection than the RIAA and MPAA should ever need. Instead they are going over board and trying to get more and more control.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Stack Programming is the worst at Scope Gerrymandering. They go to some pretty insane lengths to keep stuff "on topic".
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
An apple product changed everything? Again? Does this one even connect via USB for data transfer? What about HDMI?
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
This not feasible for two reasons (and many more). Lipo batteries won't last long enough for it to make sense. Carrying server equipment is also not feasible and further reduces battery / gas life.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Can't you do this in Firefox and other browsers too? I thought that was one of the reasons why your browser can be uniquely identified.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
It's because they are fans of blizzard and do not apply logic to the situation. They see what is happening, but they've already decided that Blizzard is a good company and wouldn't do it for bad reasons. So they think up facts to support t
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
LAN is what made Diablo 1 and 2 great, not the "battle.net". This is a step down in features for the consumer (just like the step down in features for Starcraft 2 from 1). There's no reason to paint a rosy picture about it. Last I checked t
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
A lot of the MPAA members also own a majority of the news stations and newspapers. They sway voters a lot more than Apple ever could.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
GoDaddy didn't actually change their congressional record of support.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Did you actually expect google to be reasonable when it comes to this stuff? They sure as hell aren't reasonable / don't care when it comes to all their other customer service.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Come on now, don't misuse facts. TARP was executed in 2008 and most of it was paid off by the end of 2009. Obama became president in jan 2009.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Namecheap.com: We say no to SOPA but only accept Visa and Mastercard, both of whom support SOPA.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Try #222222 black with 245,245,245 white bold.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
If all Google is offering is a filtered Google Shopping, then I doubt many people will use it.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
You're much more likely to get in trouble with the law yourself than gain any benefit out of the situation. IT departments will be quick to blame a "hacker" instead of themselves for the vulnerability.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
And the fact that Google likes to shut down services.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Most articles I've read on this subject state that the new tablet will be sold at cost - a few dollars, not cost - $50. Which of these estimates is most likely correct?
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
It's not that no one knows the fine print, it's that the people who get rich of IPOs (financial people) would typically still make money off an IPO which is based on flawed numbers. So the incentive is not there for the financial people to
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
http://blog.crohnology.com/im-going-to-be-demoing-at-medicin...
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Awesome site. My wife has Crohn's and I've been thinking how nice it would be to have a site like this. We'll try it out. Also the link in the title is busted, but just going to the domain works.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Seems like what happened to digg. Didn't Digg balloon to 75+ employees at one point? I wonder if Reddit is going to head down that same route.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Because Yelp is a scam business which extorts. I'm more surprised to see people defending Yelp on this site.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Come on now. They implement data caps at the same time, they implement higher costing texting plans at the same time. I find it hard to believe that you think a AT&T/Verizon controlled U.S. cell phone market would be good for the averag
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Not sure why you called TomofTTB smug, he was being quite the opposite.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Misleading title.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
I don't care if my employees take naps, just get shit done.
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Wasn't $3.8 billion around the amount the AT&T has to pay T-Mobile if the merger fails to go through?
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by cowkingdeluxe 15y ago
Doesn't matter to the politicans. They don't work for the American public, they work for the corporations who give them money and high paying jobs later in life.

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