fromhet

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by fromhet 14y ago
Why is it named clang? So very very confusing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clang
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by fromhet 14y ago
Has the quality of links on HN declined the last months?
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by fromhet 14y ago
This gives member states a bit of extra freedom - some implement the laws in stricter or looser manner than the european parlament may have intended. Some countries even refuse to implement them, as the Swedish goverment did with the Data R
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by fromhet 14y ago
I believe it's about information flowing free and avaliable for everyone, apps running in browsers instead of the desktops and to use applications-as-a-service.
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by fromhet 14y ago
Please excuse me as I womit in my mouth. All right, done. Sorry for the stench everyone, but racism has a bad effect on my stomach. Multi-culti has been part of Sweden for a Long Time. Immigrants one of the big reasons why Sweden prospered
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by fromhet 14y ago
(I am merely a layman, but native Swede) Lots of people want to move to Stockholm, Malmö and Göteborg (Gothenburg), so demand is rising faster than supply. But also, the laws that ensure that lower class people are to afford to live in nice
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by fromhet 14y ago
Because chome is 1. quite new and 2. auto-updating without neither asking or notifying users (and that is G-R-E-A-T). Safari I don't know, are FB obligated to inform people of every possible choise? Nope, they aren't. Now let's discuss some
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by fromhet 14y ago
And horrible edit wars...
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by fromhet 14y ago
The thing is that people with smartphones often do have them handy.
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by fromhet 14y ago
While your experience surely will always be true to you I know times it has been useful. For instance, at my job there is an app with the lunch menu, and the url to it is on a barcode on the door to the lunch room. To have contact informa
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by fromhet 14y ago
Also robots should fold the planes, right?
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by fromhet 14y ago
The type of thing OP is talking about is actually quite common in Sweden, but as a non-profit (on the teachers behalf, that is). My mother is a teacher and I've worked in a school, and the use of http://www.lektion.se/ is very widespread.
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by fromhet 14y ago
Then there would have to be some feature that filtered non-NZ-peers. Would be great, but I don't think any bittorrent implementation supports this (yet).
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by fromhet 14y ago
Well, noone who wants to be paid for their work can compete against piracy.
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by fromhet 14y ago
"You get 4 downloads" Why limit it? It seems totally against the point. Why not even let people download a torrent and they can get the video on as many devices as they please and it wont even stress his servers.
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by fromhet 14y ago
That isn't what I am saying. As you know, illegal copying of music is illegal (in most places I know), and that is the point.
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by fromhet 14y ago
Is something like a reddit thread enough to arrest someone then? Even the person behind the AMA is tracked down, is that evidence enough to get him in jail?
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by fromhet 14y ago
Well, we can suppose all that is transmitted thru TOR and he never used any personal emails/old passwords/etc when signing up there, so that wont help us
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by fromhet 14y ago
Also, why not mine litecoins (cpu's are good at doing that, so no drivers needed and he can mine bitcoins at the same time) and sell them for bitcoins? They are worth enough that his profits would go up noticeably much.
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by fromhet 14y ago
What kind of people use G+? Only times I visit is when linked, and it's often some OSS-guru who has written something there but I dont ever use it, nor does anyone I know, not even remotely.
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by fromhet 14y ago
With "PC", you mean Windows. Right?
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by fromhet 14y ago
It saves the local copy after you apply a filter, so at the same time it is uploaded but probarbly before the user is "finished" with the upload process (screen 2 after applying filter is to add a caption, and while that is happening the ph
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by fromhet 14y ago
Well if the world turns out to become as Google fantasizes and all applications will be ran in browsers, you can switch between apps with ctrl+tab.
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by fromhet 14y ago
What can be done about it? It's so easy to upvote and comment "this won't stop piracy". The only way I can think is to have an enormous human capcha that is having to repeat the guidelines before being allowed to vote, but that would of cou
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by fromhet 14y ago
Would it be ok to stop a newspaper printing and qr-links to copyrighted material illegally? Is it all right to cencor child pornography on the internet? If it's ok to cencor one illegal thing, why not another?
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by fromhet 14y ago
Also: any of the hundreds of other torrent sites. Or secure file sharing protocols as oneswarm and such.
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by fromhet 14y ago
Especially since they don't even have to host any big amounts of data, neither transmit it. Only have lots of links.
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by fromhet 14y ago
Is that true for CP too?
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by fromhet 14y ago
I'm sorry, but most of the most commercially successful music is written by songwriters as RedOne and Max Martin (well, I'm not so sure about just them, but people such as them). The music industry produces art that millions of people all o
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by fromhet 14y ago
But that would need a constant growing userbase, otherwise new (and not neccesary better) would get a favor. In the system that 1 upvote === 1 point old links get a favor. If upvote===1 point and downvote===-1 point old posts would get a he

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