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by dablya 16y ago
-- Ti znaesh kak amerikantsi nazivaut pyva script? -- Kak -- piiiiiva -- Povbivav bi
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by dablya 16y ago
It demonstrates confidence in the person admitting to not know something. NOBODY is comfortable sitting there admitting to not knowing one thing after another after another. People are a lot more comfortable admitting ignorance when they do
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by dablya 16y ago
They are arguing that in fact people did NOT know what they were getting into. People were signing up for 2 year contracts with AT&T while Apple had a 5 year exclusivity contract with AT&T. Meaning people were locking themselves int
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by dablya 16y ago
At least it's not over the antenna...
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by dablya 16y ago
Can anybody comment on "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion (Collins Business Essentials)"? I can't tell if it's a self-help type book or not...
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by dablya 16y ago
You have to explicitly agree to the TOS for the android market before installing any app from it. If you install apps yourself (outside the market), google can't touch them.
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by dablya 16y ago
Unless I'm missing something, it looks like he showed up at their offices...
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by dablya 16y ago
Commerce... Every hump above ground, is your master.
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by dablya 16y ago
Don't they claim the benefit of HFT is the liquidity it provides? Now it turns out they can pull that liquidity when it's needed the most?
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by dablya 17y ago
Not really... "But can the feds force Hushmail to modify the Java applet sent to a particular user, which could then capture and sends the user’s passphrase to Hushmail, then to the government?" ... "... The general point is that it is pote
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by dablya 17y ago
But they do prevent me from installing iBoobies (or whatever they just removed from the store) by other means right? Unless I jailbreak the phone (the bottle), which I assume they don't encourage, they're controlling not just the restaurant
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by dablya 17y ago
I agree with it having nothing to do with free speech. However, your analogy seems off. I can buy any other brand bottle of alcohol and drink it at home and behave how I want to. Apple expects a strict code of conduct out of me even at home
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by dablya 17y ago
This was around '89? I think they were switching from a 10 to 11 year program and whoever was in school already at that time skipped a grade.
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by dablya 17y ago
Do you know how unlikely you are to win 10 times in a row? The odds of you winning 10 times in a row are exactly the same as the odds demonstrated by the results of the last 10 times powerball was run. Do you find the results of last 10 pow
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by dablya 17y ago
That seems even more illegal... You're describing betting on a coinflip with a 10% vig.
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by dablya 17y ago
Are there any security issues with this? I mean, if I used this, I would be adopting a signature that has been perfected by someone else... I also agree with working the gallery into the front page somehow. The gallery is what explains it b
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by dablya 17y ago
How do you know those two wouldn't be even better had they not used amphetamines?
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by dablya 17y ago
If the company is operated in such a way that it promises to pay people and then doesn't, perhaps a more relevant question is, how do we keep more people from getting scammed into working for free.
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by dablya 17y ago
The company hired someone else to continue development of the consultant’s code — in response, the consultant sued for copyright infringement.
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by dablya 17y ago
That quote is in reply to: "Another concern the applicant raised was that by providing the City with a Facebook user name and password the City not only has access to the applicant's page but also to the pages belonging to all of the applic
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by dablya 17y ago
FTA: "You know, I can understand that concern. One thing that's important for folks to understand about what we look for is none of the things that the federal constitution lists as protected things, we don't use those. We're not putting ou
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by dablya 18y ago
"No, wait...." moment in 3..2..1
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by dablya 18y ago
I happen to like Target more as well, but I really don't mind going to, or the idea of Wal-Mart either. However, the article does read shady...
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by dablya 18y ago
There is a direct link to the page in the digg bar itself and when clicked, the "fuck you" message remains (the digg bar disapears). Does the referrer change depending on which frame the request comes from?
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by dablya 18y ago
Who owns the source code according the agreement? How were the milestones defined? You can technically reverse engineer the code (it will not look exactly like the original). Depending on the agreement though, if the coder owns the source,
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by dablya 18y ago
I've integrated with a similar service at work. Do you provide an API for uploading documents?
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by dablya 18y ago
" At the end of the day, there is a certain irony in spec work. A prospect requesting it is ultimately saying, 'My project isn’t important enough to hire a professional who will take the time to understand my situation and goals and invest
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by dablya 18y ago
The cool thing (according to the author) was using twitter search to find too many submissions accepted for RailConf...
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by dablya 18y ago
He used twitter search to find everybody and their dog twittering about it. I think his argument is that google search is not set up to provide this kind of information as quickly.
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by dablya 18y ago
Where are these talented people going to go? If there are still banks around that are able to pay them what they want (without taking bailout money), why is there a need for the bailouts at all?

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