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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Wow, what a arrogant statement! Instead of acknowledging that you don't know what you are talking about, you act like you know it all, and doing so makes you look like a fool for anyone that knows a little about the topic. I had sent-r
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
As someone who has travel something around the world I would say yes, they control what you see and hear, and doing so they control what you feel and think. If I want to make you angry or terrorize I could display on TV some images and you
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
It looks like there is software in DNA, not just firmware. We are just starting to understand that gene expression is very important too, code that express(is executed) or not based on the environment, and that junk DNA is probably "no
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
The iOS and Android part is privative. There are open source approaches to do the same, but they don't share code, and use different technology, as far as I remember, the Open source one uses Dalvik while the other not in Android for e
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Well, you should not seat for long periods of time. If you do you train your body, the same way that if you look just with one eye you modify the eye you don't use, you modify your spine if you seat or use heels for long periods of tim
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"This is what software crackers and antivirus writers do on a regular basis. For an enlightening write-up, see the Symantec paper(s) on Stuxnet." Well, not really. I was both software cracker and virus writer myself(just for fun,
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Hi Derek. You know me by my real name. We talked in the past. I use a pseudonym so what I write here is not affected by my name and I have better feedback or just go unnoticed(just your name alone could make all the responses negative or po
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I read c or assembler code like I read a newspaper, but comments are needed even in my own code to understand the higher lever design.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"But the United States (like every other country in the world) needs some intelligence-gathering capabilities." But the United States(like every other country of the world) needs control by the people who supposedly controls the c
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Medical prices are so outrageous in the US that, in theory, the medical business is a good field for startup disruption. Real disruption, not showing prices on a page but having actual good doctors at a good price. There is a monopoly today
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
words, just words. It is not that complex, it is called "End the Patriot Act" or lobby for that. Until just telling your customer that they are being watched is against the law and they could go to jail for that, nobody should tru
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
That's NASCAR, not F1. In F1 you see real cars, doing real curves, not the thing NASCAR does like having a car that only could turn one way. In F1 you see cars going through the streets of Monaco or Valencia, or German circuits that yo
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
One of the things we train any newcomer to our company is to never do what this man does:a complex single line with expected behavior based on your (arbitrary) conventions. Yo always do multiple lines, with comments on each one. It sounds r
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
It depends on what you define "pretty successful". If you come from an American point of view, then success = money and nothing else. In America you need lots of money for everything, just giving a good education for your kids is
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I really love this article. In practice a good strategy for companies is reduce unknown to a minimum, the Steve Jobs strategy, just focusing on very few products, with each having the less complexity possible(simplify and simplify). Only fo
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Well, don't worry , the NSA is a 50 billion industry itself. So you could always work for the government as Obama wants.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"It amounts to saying that we should have fairly high taxes, and redistribute most of the money as a minimal income to every person." It is called disguised communism. From each according to his ability, to each according to his n
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
No, not really. About being too complex to be controlled, yes maybe, but there is very good people controlling complexity. I know lots of entrepreneurs, as I am one myself. The best entrepreneurs will learn from other people. Take for examp
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"Version 3.0 was going to up the graphical ante with an exciting new 3D beveled design (which had first appeared with OS/2 1.2)" I think it was Next computers who got first on this.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
When you do business with the US, you see it very clearly: The US is a world on their own. So big that they don't need to establish connections as they already have the connections between their States, some of them(most of them) bigge
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I agree and I had my remark down voted, you know it by the number of suicides. We pay a price for living with terrible weather, with no sun light half of the year, where you can't get out of buildings because it is so freezing cold. I
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Yes. The article talks about the fact, I create an hypothesis about the reason. When you travel the world you see there is a correspondence between seriousness and weather. You go to Brasil and the South is way more serious than the North.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I would say it is the terrible weather, too cold in winter, too hot in summer. It probably means something like "serious people are the rulers, because if you do stupid crazy things you are dead" over thousands of years that forge
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Looks like a copy of Ultimaker's cura(which is opensource) combined with a copy of thingiverse integrated in the same program. This is what MS does best, copying someone else idea that already works, and putting money onto it. It seems
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"Nice straw-man. Unity 3D does WORA very, very well. It's been used successfully for cross-platform development by many shipped products. To my initial astonishment, all built on Mono/C#." Not true. Unity engine is made
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"That they are the most carbon efficient doesnt mean it couldnt be improved/replaced in the future however." The fact that transporting things by sea is ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE more efficient means that it is the last thing to im
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Dear Nobody: There are two kinds of people: people that do things(good or bad) and people that don't. People that don't do anything love to criticize those that do. You will find them criticizing how bad other person dances in a p
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Wow, I find it amazing how hard is for him to apologize for the "tea party" remark. It took him almost a month, then he uses another person's mistake as an example, and then in a small remark at the end, he apologizes. I gues
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
No, it is not. Nor it should be. Economist call their discipline "social science" basically because they suffer from "science envy". They want to believe that there are simple things like "water molecule is the bond
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Today "Defense Budget" is an euphemism, it should be called "Attack Budget", or "Ministry of War" budget, like it was in the past. US is today the main aggressor in the world, what China an Russia are doing by

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