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by gcb0 9y ago
the cynic in me says it's a well constructed narrative crafted by his PR because the last surveys showed that his enterprises are not getting as much interest from investors because they consider Bezos "boring" and too "
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by gcb0 9y ago
both are already the norm on bigger companies. the money making products have product teams, pumping billions every year while handling tons of incidents and stress. the new initiatives have project teams. burning millions while having a co
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by gcb0 9y ago
it only have optimistic views of google promoting webkit. completely ignores the fact that google effectively took over the project, killing old features it didn't like and preventing any new contribution from making it to main line un
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by gcb0 9y ago
thank you for finally making clear the evil incentives behind US psychiatrist being less than drug peddlers. always wondered how the drug industry managed to coerce a whole professional group into being so malignous to society.
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by gcb0 9y ago
they did that till the very end. they just realized it was the ultimate killer feature so it was cleverly removed from the lower end models. the high end ones could always be turned region free. in the very end the ones with multidisk and w
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by gcb0 9y ago
only because chromeos is so crippled. this is like suggesting a kids toy in the shape of a power tool is easier to repair than a proper power tool. while true, you can't do the same tasks with the kids toy.
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by gcb0 9y ago
or not to travel to countries with such policies, such as the usa or saudi Arabia.
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by gcb0 9y ago
that's a little American (and/or suburban) centric. I and everyone around me live in urban centers because of the community and environment around your residence. kids can just go out the font door and play. you get inspired by li
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by gcb0 9y ago
my guess is no. otherwise it would be called out as a feature with lots of fanfare.
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by gcb0 9y ago
votes.
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by gcb0 9y ago
so much fake hype for ripple scam today on several news sources.
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by gcb0 9y ago
you will get a kick reading Nietzsche biography.
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by gcb0 9y ago
except it is the exact opposite. and the entire article is about it... sigh.
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by gcb0 9y ago
migth want to check out https://github.com/yahoo/athenz
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by gcb0 9y ago
ironically this was not a problem to small banks in small towns before the conglomerates took over with credit scores. this is trying to shoehorn the wrong solution to a problem. a local bank would see very easily that the person the articl
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by gcb0 9y ago
unidentified doesn't equate extra terrestrial.
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by gcb0 9y ago
and how do you exfiltrate the data? if you can tap on petabytes/s of data with your probe, how can you move that data for analysis or how can you decrypt it in real time in case you only want to retransmit portions of it?
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by gcb0 9y ago
just because you have more chance of a heart attack or driving death at the USA, it would be very foolish to ignore the larger than zero chance of being shot in a elementary school.
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by gcb0 9y ago
mozilla has something called "system-extension" (the name changes over the years) that never shows up to the end user, and sole purpose is to enable/disable things in the users browsers. the use, as far as I know, has always
980.
by gcb0 9y ago
was it a typo or a huge backdoor of piracy into privacy talks?
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by gcb0 9y ago
why everyone thinks ISP will start to sell internet as tiered tv channels? this is not happening and will not happen. what will, and is happening for the last 3 decades, is that ISP charge to do something they used to beg for: co location o
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by gcb0 9y ago
dns is a better target for this. Google even had rob pikes team do this sinkhole for them. which says its an expensive and worth goal and not some afterthought.
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by gcb0 9y ago
good old apple: it just works, for very light and simple amounts of work.
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by gcb0 9y ago
to solve this for the entire internet, there is an auto zoom extension for firefox.
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by gcb0 9y ago
that's even worse as he could see plain as day the product they were investing in. with a commission you may claim it was a failed vision implementation
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by gcb0 9y ago
I think you should have read that comment as a joke, which was pretty good and on point btw.
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by gcb0 9y ago
being born rich he was the one living with and learning from the people telling others to shut up all the time. don't confuse the tech world in the USA today with the one at jobs time.
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by gcb0 9y ago
even if they don't have a explicit deal, they got search revenue sharing from google on those markets. not to mention sending every single url you visit to google servers to check for malware or something. just like chrome. ...though I
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by gcb0 9y ago
but ironically every single OS today ships with a remote desktop functionality. some even on by default.
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by gcb0 9y ago
the bounties are low. and registering to those things require some loss of anonymity before you do get paid. those are users dogfooding a product they paid for. and probably well off already, so the twitter bragging rigths is more valuable

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