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   by gbhn 16y ago

   My practice is to give my card to anyone who asks for it when I'm in a frame of mind to expect someone to do so (after I finish eating at a restaurant, for instance). Observation suggests basically everyone follows the same policy.
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   by gbhn 16y ago

   I posted on FB about my ambivalence about all the changes. I got quite a bit of attention to that post. I've decided that what I'm going to do is not deactivate, but scrub my profile and only post through reflector services (Buzz/Twitter).
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   by gbhn 16y ago

   The same person that own and/or host your email to that person: namely, you and they, and the providers you choose (which may be yourselves).
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   by gbhn 17y ago

   Here's Yahoo News on the situation: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/20100427/ts_ynews/ynews_ts1816 Money quote: "In a statement, the Santa Clara County DA confirmed our report yesterday that Apple sits on the steering committee of the Rapid
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   by gbhn 17y ago

   Unless you have a peering relationship with a backbone provider, someone is responsible in a safe-harbor sense for any content you put on the internet. Period. That's what the parent post meant in saying that elimination of safe harbour w