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by gcb 14y ago
Does valve publish it's bittorrent support anywhere? besides hiring the guy? i mean, one would think responsible news outlets (are there any?) would request valves comment everytime they publish the RIAA side, since valve profits buckets fr
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by gcb 14y ago
you just made their case against bittorrent easier! Ubuntu have a bittorrent client, and everyone knows that's only used to pirate movies and music! so it's a facilitator.
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by gcb 14y ago
You never worked with advertising. Advertising agency doesn't sell you a great campaign, idea or pretty pictures. they sell you media. with a HUGE markup. 10mil media can cost way more than 30mil if bought from an agency creating the 'creat
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by gcb 14y ago
Ever tried searching a business phone number in Google? No matter if said business has a page for 10yrs. The first 2 pages well be phone directory seo spam sites that cropped up last couple years.
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by gcb 14y ago
Don't doubt at all. Just tried to pick up one example from the text on each comment i made... That one wasn't the most fortunate i agree. But the comments aim to encompass the text as a whole
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by gcb 14y ago
my bet, it's an opinion that helps google monetize on software research. whatever that is.
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by gcb 14y ago
Rob Pike is one of my software architects idols. but he is a AT&T/google ambassador. and a public figure. this is a good propaganda piece. it's interesting, but you can't ignore the semiotics of how it makes stallman looks pathetic (no
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by gcb 14y ago
which makes as much sense as putting soap in our milk to keep us clean. name one person in this day and age that does not brush their theets with a fluoride tooth paste.
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by gcb 14y ago
That would create a ruling elite. Thank dog it's not like that.
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by gcb 14y ago
Fix: content based Javascripted css
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by gcb 14y ago
This is still a simple moral dilemma. Did ones work was copied or not? it's less complex than economy when someone have to be judged for debt. it's less complex than forensic medicine when one have to be judged for murder. stop acting like
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by gcb 14y ago
If some law/issue can't be understood by 12 random people and multi-million dollar legal teams... i don't want to live in this world anymore
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by gcb 14y ago
It's all because developers think they are entitled to interesting problems and amazing coding. Heck, in my day job i even have to fight to learn my damn goal. Which never is "to code" something. That's always only the means to the end. But
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by gcb 14y ago
and you think that manually handling headers is more straightforward than php? I disagree.
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by gcb 14y ago
ny never quite saw the car change. I still rather public transportation there over driving anytime. As i bet all that crowd on the occupy did too.
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by gcb 14y ago
And i hope it's going to the users and apple is next in line as a facilitator. If that happens i will go back to give justice the benefit of the doubt.
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by gcb 14y ago
Say wat you want of php. But it's (insert personal pejorative option) made for it. Sure Its a_little_inconsistent AndSomewhatChaotic But all the basics for the web are incredible accessible right away. With every other language you have to
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by gcb 14y ago
I'd say it's harder to find correlation in Fashion than to predict the market. Everyone i know in design and marketing everyone blabs about how lack of marketing killed hats. But no one i know also happens to have breakfast talks everyday w
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by gcb 14y ago
Cm7 here too. Open maps and start dragging it. It's not the hardware power. It's bad coding. even gmaps fails at standard nonblocking coding for fluid interface.
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by gcb 14y ago
And HE is wrong? You should tell everyone that pays for sms that. I refused to pay 15/mo for unlimited sms on my contacts. I rather not have it. Now, you go eat that or cancel you sms plan. If i were him, I'd charge even more from you sucke
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by gcb 14y ago
Which are still low numbers. My nexus one with animations disabled is sluggish. Mainly dragging maps is embarrassing. on the other hand, the 3gs of the time is also laggy. And it's not even on ios4
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by gcb 14y ago
just do like apple does with taxes. create a subsidiary. dropbox.com, charges $x for 5GB idropbox.com, a dropbox company, optionally in the caymans, charges $(1.3 * x) for 5GB and has an app.
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by gcb 14y ago
still less benign then sites that only have facebook's like. at least g+ is the same 'account' as your youtube one. they already have your data. PITA still.
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by gcb 14y ago
Slogan should be: trade you fake female account for some dignity and gold
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by gcb 14y ago
Any law that is considered pernicious by the community suffers that. Prohibition? Just drink in secrecy. Password to enter some clubs. Of course, that's what criminals do too. The difference is the amount of people doing it
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by gcb 14y ago
Most clients yes. That one, not sure.
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by gcb 14y ago
how do you know it was a bad deal? he was paying something for that broken ipod. those people would have to pay shipping and then sell their refurbished ipod, also at a loss since they do not have the volume he had to make a profit from use
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by gcb 14y ago
isnt't that the reasoning for forcing a ISP to block a particular site? if it's interpreted as that once, thanks to incentives from the recording industry, why can't it then be called out later? (this is base on watching law&order, not
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by gcb 14y ago
1. the site is not hosted in the US. (or UK) 2. The decision is for ISP. So no argument regarding the piratebay is valid at all. 3. The ISPs are not fitting into any of those rules. 4. If ISPs must block access to the pirate bay, then it mu
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by gcb 14y ago
it's a toy for now. don't over think it. But it have fun possibilities.

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