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by doron 2y ago
It's well and good to advocate for change within the industry (large and small) but realistically, all of this is missing the forest for trees, or equating symptom with the cause. The only way out of this long term, is to take money ou
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by doron 2y ago
China & Russia are heavily involved in the middle east as well as Africa. Much of the current war is also a proxy war with them. It's the same war
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Mark Zuckerberg and Yuval Noah Harari in Conversation(youtube.com)
1 points by doron 7y ago|0 comments
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by doron 8y ago
Its called a membership and most museums offer them. In most cases it is about 3 times the price of a regular one time ticket and gives you unlimited access to the museum as well as discounts in the stores, early access to exhibitions etc..
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by doron 13y ago
Well snooping on you to sell info to advertisers is a core business element. Bottom line - snooping is part and parcel of the business plan, they won't go against it, nor will they give it up.
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by doron 13y ago
We use Ninite Pro extensively within our network. Not only does it allow remote updates (whereas locally it requires administrative rights most users don't have) it also allows disabling of update notification and disabling of shortcuts. Th
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Digital humanities and computer science(stephenramsay.us)
1 points by doron 13y ago|0 comments
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by doron 13y ago
I think it largely depends on who will be found as the culprit. If it would be found that this is an Islamist terror attack the aftermath will be much more pronounced then a scenario where the blame will be on say some extreme right wing gr
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by doron 14y ago
This. Facebook has a problem on mobile devices. A great number of users use them but the real estate for advertising is greatly diminished. I wouldn't be surprised if in the next iteration, ads of some kind will pop up. In fact its probably
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by doron 14y ago
"Computers will die. They're dying in their present form. They're just about dead as distinct units.” ― Don DeLillo, Cosmopolis even the word "computer" sounds hopelessly old-fashioned
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Captives of the Cloud: Part I | E-Flux(e-flux.com)
1 points by doron 14y ago|0 comments
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by doron 14y ago
I always viewed porn actors as some kind of gladiatorial occupation. possessing bodies and skills practiced (and often designed)for a specific cause. the disclaimer to me, is implicit. In the same way that most action movies are not in any
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by doron 14y ago
This entire fiasco is insulting to sexual assault victims, as it trivializes their plight, unless the person in question is of some repute. Has any international incident ever happened over a college date rape?! Do you recall an incident th
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by doron 14y ago
This segmentation for two kinds of Android users is exactly the problem. If you are an IOS user, whether a poweruser or not, you will get the latest upgrade and a range of new features by default. This delights users, they don't have to car
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by doron 14y ago
ICS ecosystem is almost vaporware, it is supposed to be the best release yet, but i actually never saw it. Maybe its the best thing since sliced bread, but if nobody uses it, what exactly is the point?! Your chances of getting ICS on your l
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by doron 15y ago
The Public seems to be fairly on the side of pirates, if the numbers flaunted by MPAA and RIAA etc, are to be believed. by those lobby accounts,piracy is exploding all over, so I would bet the public is concerned with privacy. their own. Al
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by doron 15y ago
I can do both at the same time. A win win scenario. I get the movie for free and save money for my friends to.
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by doron 15y ago
You convinced me. I got more time than money, and I am willing to spend that capital in exchange for a movie. A fair exchange (unless the movie sucks, in which case i want my time back, or in lieu of time, i am willing to get payed by the M
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by doron 15y ago
A valid argument.But few students have the wherewithal to "lawyer up". Not to mention that the "kid" wanted to make movies, not get himself in his own court room drama. So defensive it may be, but that is just a symptom of an exceptionally
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by doron 15y ago
I am probably a very small minority in this regard, but in this , for me, and to grubers point, it's the hardware not the software. The hardware is an aesthetic superior design. But I run windows 7 on it. I find windows 7 to be a far superi
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by doron 15y ago
Debates used to be run by the League of Women Voters. Questions had more substance, and substance is the enemy of the modern candidate.
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Can Internet Protests Get Political Results? Yes, They Can(theatlantic.com)
1 points by doron 15y ago|0 comments
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Rhizome.org Blacked out for SOPA(rhizome.org)
2 points by doron 15y ago|0 comments
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by doron 15y ago
Perhaps, but people who make their living as writers, should be more of aware of the power and drawbacks of analogies they use.
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Good Listeners-visualizing the confessions obtained by divine web trackers(mushon.com)
1 points by doron 15y ago|0 comments
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by doron 15y ago
They smoke, but don't inhale.
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by doron 15y ago
Consider the Postal service, A highly regulated platform bound to international agreements that control traffic. The evolution of the postal service was an important milestone for international communication networks and how they are govern
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by doron 15y ago
Since the only place you can install software on iOS devices is through the store, it is important to demonstrate the attack vector by which it can be gained. It indicates both a security flaw in the platform itself, and a security flaw in
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by doron 15y ago
VLC is great if you want to keep it lean, Winamp will give you better library management, upnp device support, Android support (wireless as well) and easier discovery.
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by doron 15y ago
Ill be more then willing to pay per view for HBO content as well as other providers on the list. But if it follows the same model as it HBOGO, then i guess I will keep getting my HBO content via torrents for free and stream them on the very

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