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by heimatau 11y ago
Project Fi is all about buying usage from T-Mobile and Sprint. It's a blend of the two services, providing 'the best experience' between the two. Give it enough time, Project Fi might change the game but it's a long way
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by heimatau 11y ago
Well, I guess everyone loves ideas that re-enforce their own personal beliefs, instead of looking [1] up [2] the various [3] studies that prove this, all you had to do was click through five links and you'd have enough information to d
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by heimatau 11y ago
Ginkgo Biloba [1] is very solid at helping preventing Alzheimer's, even in some cases slowing it down when it's already occurring. Lots of research on the benefits of Ginkgo. Yet most don't know about it. [1] https:/&#x
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by heimatau 11y ago
I also think they are falling behind. Drupal 8 is a solid mobile first move but it's a few years behind. I'm not sure Drupal will be keeping up with the web changes as they evolve in the future and (after reading your post) maybe
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by heimatau 11y ago
At first I didn't get it. This link is better. I guess you can say 'spoilers' but it makes sense with this link. :)
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by heimatau 11y ago
I agree with this perspective but why doesn't he ask for additional research to be done. If he's belief is valid based on what he sees, then maybe six is too small a sample size.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Even their CSS is atrocious. http://www.bloomberg.com/businessweek/design-conference/stat... Why do they have this in the first block of text: /* 1 */ What's the point to commenting out the number 1
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by heimatau 11y ago
Well...this is an awesome episode. I appreciate the sharing of it. The 'King among men' comment made me smile a big grin. Thanks!
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by heimatau 11y ago
Sigh. Title should be edited. Article heading states: "Rupert Murdoch Takes Over National Geographic, Then Lays Off Award-Winning Staff" According to source, it's about 10% of staff. Source: https://nppa.org/
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by heimatau 11y ago
I appreciate this! Sometimes articles don't convey 'this is old technology...that researchers are still refining', instead they tend to be sensational. It's nice to know that this was an older research project (2012, not
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CISA passes Senate(eff.org)
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by heimatau 11y ago
Aldi's isn't everywhere. Costco is more ubiquitous than Aldi, hence small.
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by heimatau 11y ago
I also mentioned Aldi. They are small and without fee.
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by heimatau 11y ago
You might bankrupt your grocery store employer at 70k but I don't see why they can't double grocery store workers 2x (from close to min wage to closer to 40k yr). Fresh produce (and meats) come with high margins to offset waste. A
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by heimatau 11y ago
I agree that is what was behind Tumblr. But it's my belief that integration will take time. Yahoo could get ahold of some of the mobile ads, they've been investing heavily in mobile development. Twitter is about to make a big push
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by heimatau 11y ago
Maybe Twitter/Yahoo should team up or Snapchat. Get these teens some ads. Yahoo's mobile strategy is a struggle, maybe some partnerships are in order. I honestly believe Mayer could do it but since none of their apps are FB/I
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by heimatau 11y ago
30 second clips (which would be about 14% of most songs) wouldn't be the equivalent. Since google is only providing less than a handful of pages in a ~300 page book (1%).
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by heimatau 11y ago
I think it's important to mention that Google only returns 'snippets' of the text. The entire book is searchable and indexed but Google book-scanning project prevents use to read the entire book. The court ruled this is fair
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by heimatau 11y ago
Well, his argument is very logical and grounded in evidence. Hypothetically, robots could cause a problem but capitalism is currently tearing the fabric of society apart due to wealth inequality. When I first saw this article, I said this t
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by heimatau 11y ago
Hmm. Solid point about cost/benefits. I'm sure more could be done to improve the benefits of NASA inventions. As for that solution, I wouldn't know where to start. I just think when it comes to modeling, who would know better
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by heimatau 11y ago
Blind? It's not blind [1,2]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spin-off_technologies 2. http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Spin-off_tec...
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by heimatau 11y ago
McDonalds is hyperbolic language. There is no market in space, even for SpaceX. Private incentives don't exist in a pure market fashion. Only the ultra-weathly would be the market and they are a small bunch (in the thousands of people)
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by heimatau 11y ago
Anyone in this field says it's extremely complicated. NASA (or ESA) probably would solve this, if we didn't underfund them so much. To those advocating to privatizing, I don't see how the private sector could solve it by them
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by heimatau 11y ago
Your example made me smile. Unmoderated peer pressure is more effective than DARE. Should you be getting all that grant money? We can only dream.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Not as uncool as smoking green, according to DARE. :P
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by heimatau 11y ago
As a kid during a lot of this, in the 1990s, I felt DARE was stupid and pointless. It did nothing to discourage my peers nor myself from drugs. I did miss out on some cool helicopter tours and some military expos but other than that DARE wa
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by heimatau 11y ago
This didn't work for me. Upon 3rd bullet point 'Reboot back into OS X' my system kept showing me the apple logo, black background and status bar. When the status bar progressed ~30%, information about my system would popup an
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by heimatau 11y ago
Speaking of a high margin billion dollar market, I'm surprised Apple doesn't get into high speed fiber. Maybe Apple feels they are mostly product development, idk.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Yeah, I noticed they said that too. I look forward to hearing more about the hack. AM says it wouldn't be through them. Makes me wonder about where the hackers got in at.
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by heimatau 11y ago
I just read this article!! Hot news changes quickly. Originally they were debating the data since many dumps were fake but...now it's been updated less than an hour ago. Verified from Krebs three separate sources. Wow. Bummer. Illegal.

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