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by glaze 14y ago
http://www.theoildrum.com/
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by glaze 14y ago
"We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. We also use cookies to ensure we show you advertising that is relevant to you. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to
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by glaze 14y ago
Yeah, better life for some group of people in exchange for worse life for others.
34.
by glaze 14y ago
Providing sub-1M connection doesn't put anyone's life into danger, like selling poisoned food etc., so there's no reason to regulate it.
35.
by glaze 14y ago
Right to support their life as they see fit. ISPs don't violate anyone's rights by providing sub-1M connections, but they may be economically justified in some rural areas.
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by glaze 14y ago
As a Finn, I don't like the idea that other people can vote to take away some individual's rights, in this case, ISP's.
37.
by glaze 14y ago
This cannot be implemented without violating property rights, so it's morally wrong. The state should protect people's rights, not take them away.
38.
by glaze 16y ago
Juno Reactor.
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by glaze 16y ago
I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Pi in this thread yet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_(film) It's a low-budget philosophical/mathematical/surrealistic geek film.
40.
by glaze 16y ago
You can also watch it on voddler for free.
41.
by glaze 16y ago
Thanks for the slime.mov link, I learned a couple of nice things about Emacs UI from that.
42.
by glaze 16y ago
Nice to see that CEDET is now included.
43.
by glaze 17y ago
This is a very good news. I've been using Unity for a few months and frustrated to adjust my clock to an earlier date to get more evaluation days :-) Unity is a high quality and very practical product. I'm using it to develop an iPhone game
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40 Years of Unix(news.bbc.co.uk)
73 points by glaze 17y ago|34 comments
45.
by glaze 17y ago
Something without lyrics. Usually I listen to Juno Reactor.