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by ez77 16y ago
That's what I meant, indeed. If you unilaterally demand to keep things confidential and undistributed, it would seem consistent to do the same. On the other hand, I realize Jobs is fully aware that most of his replies will be published.
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by ez77 16y ago
Missing bit at the end of the original message: "This email message is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, disclosure or distribution is prohibited.
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Advancing cloud computing with integrated developer tools by Google and VMware(googlecode.blogspot.com)
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by ez77 16y ago
Google seems to think that customers without credit card data are worth this: http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/quotas.html . Be it $400, $100 or $50, AWS could (in my opinion should) go that extra mile and offer some option without r
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by ez77 16y ago
GAE manages to give you the option of not having overages at all.
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by ez77 16y ago
Somehow they should work it out so that a credit card is not required. Google keeps spam under control by verifying real people through SMS.
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Internet a Weapon in Fox-Cablevision Dispute(nytimes.com)
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by ez77 16y ago
Once again, the customer is always right . Jusk ask them to telnet to port 80. Geez...
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by ez77 16y ago
Now that you mention it, I realize "naked" email addresses may not be naked in the original html. Thanks.
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by ez77 16y ago
Thank you for answering, rcfox! For a moment I thought nobody would reply. I guess that, if people put their email addresses in the clear, serious spam flooding must not be an issue. By the way, I do not publish my email address and we ar
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Ask HN: Can you post your naked email address and keep |Spam| bounded?
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by ez77 16y ago
At the risk of making a faux pas, could anyone share the .js and .html files of a very simple example?
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by ez77 16y ago
Official statement from the company, Layne Christensen: http://www.laynechristensen.com/rescue.html
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by ez77 16y ago
I must admit I didn't know the big domains disabled ssh. Naive/beginner's question: how do programmers work remotely at these companies (if it's allowed at all)? Do they ssh into other (safe) servers, from which a safe transfer is eventuall
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by ez77 16y ago
No need. They'll probably take the main idea, polish it and then patent it.
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by ez77 16y ago
What do you plan to do with imagenuity.com? Just curious.
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by ez77 16y ago
A bit off topic: does anybody know why Mozilla uses https for this kind of open stuff?
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by ez77 16y ago
Official announcement: http://googlesocialweb.blogspot.com/2010/09/google-url-short... ... or simply http://goo.gl/5av9 =)
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A Motive For Bad Design(usabilitypost.com)
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Pew Forum survey: Atheists and agnostics outperform the rest in religion test(pewforum.org)
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Poll: Do you use private domain registration?
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by ez77 16y ago
Always
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For most domains
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by ez77 16y ago
For some domains
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by ez77 16y ago
Never
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by ez77 16y ago
As an aside, where's the cost benefit in nearlyfreespeech.net? After transferring a hefty 10,000GB you are still charged $0.20/GB, while (say) linode charges you $20/200GB = $0.10/GB from the outset.
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Mozilla & P2PU's School of Webcraft(drumbeat.org)
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The post by 17-year-old Pearce Delphin that brought chaos to Twitter(twitter.com)
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by ez77 16y ago
Hey! I don't mean to "spam" you... but I'd be really interested in your opinion given your expertise and position regarding my original comment. Are keyloggers and the like blown out of proportion? Don't you feel being locked out of your ac
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by ez77 16y ago
Yes. My humble proposal is that it should. Do you think it would be ineffective, or a bad idea? If so, why?

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