doctoboggan

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1141.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
> We’re also looking at other ways to reduce the anti-competitive threats against Android by strengthening our own patent portfolio. And this is why they will _not_ oppose patents.
1142.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
I just use safari, is there a better option?
1143.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
There is a google chrome extension for 4chan that will let you preload all images or open all images inline. It also auto fetches new replys and loads them inline aswell. I am on my phone right now so I can't find what it is called, but IIR
1144.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
What do you mean by google betting against it's own customers?
1145.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
This probably took all of a day to build. They could have done it on the weekend. It made me smile, and I explored the website. I'd say it paid off.
1146.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Would it be beneficial to know this alongside of Python, or is it more used instead of Python?
1147.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Because those companies also benefit from patents. It takes people who are willing to give up the patent system all together to fix it.
1148.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
> users won't clearly know the difference between interaction with the browser, and interaction with a smart malicious website. If you remove the word malicious I think this very fact is the future of browsers. The browser should be des
1149.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Expose is gone in Lion? has it been replaced by something similar?
1150.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
>Only if this fact becomes common knowledge, in the way that everyone knows doctors hate malpractice lawsuits, will we have any hope of the Supreme Court—and specifically Justice Scalia—doing the right thing. Yet we still seems to have
1151.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Those large single-platform client-based OSes have not produced a cloud OS because it would be too radical of a change for their current business model. Some company with the explicit goal of developing a cloud based OS could do it today if
1152.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Sometimes I wish I was old enough to have experienced the early days of the internet, and then I remember that we are still in the early days of the internet. Is it possible to get nostalgic for the present?
1153.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
The article also mentions that truecrypt passphrases can be recovered this way. Is this true? This would seem like a very major security oversight for software whose main focus is security.
1154.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
I can't speak for all government agencies, but in the area of the government that I work, we have created no software patents at all. In fact nearly all the software we create is open source, and we are encouraged to use and contribute to o
1155.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
I am curious as to why you state that government employees are not producing?
1156.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
In the post he says your Gmail will not be disabled if you used a fake name.
1157.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Nokia has been a company since 1865, so it might take more than this to stop them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia
1158.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
Google should buy 1000 +1s for some random obscure site and then ban all the IPs that +1'd it.
1159.
by doctoboggan 15y ago
I am sorry you think that way. I think it is beautiful to be able to do what life has done. Nature has had billions of years to perfect her design, and we've only been trying for a few hundred years. I'd say that is pretty good considering.