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by funkdobiest 14y ago
Our team does this once a month, and nobody is obligated. I personally can't stand it even once a month as I am the only vegetarian on the team, so when they are choosing a place to eat, I always feel like I am making them miss out on their
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
Isn't this essentially a PAC or Super PAC. Give money to a middle man, who then "gives" it to the politicians in exchange for a vote.
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
Did you work in Arizona? This is the standard business mentality there.
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
He was a visionary. He foresaw his own death, and started wrapping things up back in August.
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
Sounds just like Turntable.fm. I would love to signup and use there service but I don't use Facebook.
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
The cost is what is prohibitive for many developers, which is why web apps are easier. I don't have to buy a Mac to make them, and any body can use them no matter what platform. I used to write Mac applications back in the day, but all my f
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
Sorry don't use Facebook. Sounds like a toy to real Dj's
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
So if I have music that I wrote and have the copyrights to and give a copy of it to a friend and they then use the iCloud service. How would Apple then handle the licensing, as it seems they have some sort of deal with the big record labels
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
I wonder what the average generation is of these people. I would expect most to be Baby Boomers, which would make sense for a lot of these regrets as their lives were shaped by a time when most had to start working in their early teens and
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
bringing back some bad memories. I was forced to learn Morse code in the Navy and to type it at 20 words per min, and write at 10 words per minute. I have been trying so hard to forget it, and now all I can hear is long and short tones in m
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by funkdobiest 15y ago
Wait for the appeal. It will go to DC where there are at least a few more technological judges who understand this whole mess.
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
Could this be Sales people making delivery claims to the hardware manufacturers, which are not technically possible to meet? So the devs have to cut corners to meet the deadline, and are not releasing the code because they are not happy wit
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
I think they mean you can't do that because of the patents? Or you can't do that because it was already tried and it went nowhere, as the author found out.
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
Never had a Facebook account, never will. I see it as a closed fractured environment of the web, that needs to go the way of Friendster and Myspace.
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
Wait.. MS is copying the competition!?
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
Could this be some new slang term that is not quite popular yet? "Cake central" = drinking lots of beer. "The other day I got caked at that bar, it was cake central down there"
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
I would think that the US armed forces would get proactive and start securing their transmissions from end to end. Back when we had the cold war and Russia got a hold of some top secret document, you didn't hear whiney congress dolts saying
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
I think most should be upset over the fact that MS is implying that law enforcement will be kicking in the door of whoever wins this bounty.
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
I think he is saying that Oracle caused a lot of headaches for Apple in the past so Apple is returning the favor by trying to force them to support Java on their platform.Who knows how this will play out, but it will be interesting since ma
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
I agree. As owner of some older Macs and trying to run a Java app written in Java 6 was a serious pain to get newer version of Java on a slightly older OS (10.4) Hopefully Oracle will pick up the ball with an easy installer for the Mac so w
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
So our company will not let iPhones connect to the Exchange servers from outside the corp firewall. Solution: Set up a separate mailbox on an external web host and use an exchange rule through Outlook to redirect emails to that address, all
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
That's specious reasoning
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
It does look like a Korg. From that picture his laptop looks like either a Dell or IBM, yet the article says he uses a MBP. Also I think it's kind of funny, the irony of this guy being a travel agent in this world where that job is becoming
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
Read Access should be allowed, but that is it. Good communication and installation docs are a must.
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
I'm surprised that the extortion angle hasn't been used against them, yet. Wasn't a RICO suit filed against the RIAA for this behavior?
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
Does anybody remember the original Kalediscope for Macs. It was awesome for a different look other than Mac OS defaults. I suppose it went away with the classic OS.
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by funkdobiest 16y ago
With NoScript on it didn't work, as soon as I allowed that site, My calculator opened.
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by funkdobiest 17y ago
you would think they would catch on that physical media is easily copyable where the instant downloads aren't so why not do instant for everything first then DVD.
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by funkdobiest 17y ago
This is law in many states. I set up an LLC in Maricopa county in AZ and it was required to publish an ad in at least two local newspapers. I asked repeatedly about doing an online ad, but they said it was a law so too bad.
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by funkdobiest 17y ago
Good artists borrow, Great Artists steal - Pablo Picasso, I think Jobs also quoted that phrase as well

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