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by dcposch 15y ago
I agree completely. I'm surprised that nobody has asked the question in this thread yet--why is the government still in the mail business? Pure libertarians would say the government should only exist to protect citizens from each other and
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by dcposch 15y ago
Why not start simple? I would really like to see wireless mesh networks replace Comcast and co for last-mile connections. The backbone works fine, and there is plenty of competition among Tier 1 ISPs. It's the last-mile providers which are
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by dcposch 15y ago
No. The original is from 2009; this is a revision dated Sept 14, 2010. It seems extraordinarily thorough. Is there any recommendation in particular that you think is no longer relevant?
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by dcposch 15y ago
It might be useful for CS education. I have a bit of experience with this as a course helper in the introductory (CS106 series) CS classes at Stanford. I think it could be a very cool platform for assignments in CS107 (where students are in
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by dcposch 16y ago
"As a one man IT department, in 15 months I reduced my annual budget from $2.3 million to $600K, cleared up 500 old tickets, and implemented 4 mission critical applications. My reward? A 4% salary increase. (I gave my notice during that rev
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by dcposch 16y ago
Cloud Drive is one thing, but I think that Cloud Player has the really interesting, disruptive potential with respect to services like Pandora, Last.fm, and even Youtube and ITunes. People listen to a lot of music on each of those services.