glennos

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   by glennos 14y ago

   This is cool, but I find myself ever more concerned about Google's terms of service. I don't seriously expect them to abuse in the sense that they'd use private documents and photos, etc. But Mockups will just be one more thing for which I'
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   by glennos 14y ago

   Any use of the word "bubble" in this context irritates me, but I do like that someone set this site up purely for what seems to be purely they're own satisfaction. They've even masked their WHOIS records.
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   by glennos 14y ago

   It might but there's a couple of reasons that Angels/VCs need not lose too much sleep. Kickstarter only accepts "projects" that have an end point. To be fair, they're perhaps loose in their application of this, but generally speaking, the p
4. 124.▲
   by glennos 14y ago

   Technology has the potential to make operations more transparent and traceable. It will take people to "fix" India.
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   by glennos 15y ago

   For free services, I think it's understandable that Google wants to profit from the data they collect. I'd prefer they didn't, but to a point I'm willing to live with it so long as there are ways to opt-out to some degree. Not prepared to g
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   by glennos 15y ago

   "This stuff matters" is burnt into my retinas.
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   by glennos 15y ago

   I'm with abdulla. Sure it's not great that Google want to use more of our data. It's annoying, but unfortunately the internet can't be truly free. Google appear to give you pretty decent tools to limit how they use your data. Switching off