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by hellbanTHIS 11y ago
Soundtap is awesome, thanks
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by hellbanTHIS 11y ago
>The answer is "real identity." Oh boy here we go. Anybody who's ever followed a Drudge link to a news site that uses Facebook comments knows that isn't true. The Internet is inherently toxic. Right now we're a
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
I lost a lot of respect for Apple when they bought them. Beats are what a lot of Apple haters used to accuse them of being, overpriced junk that caters to gullible fashion victims. I won't be switching to their new music service.
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
It would make collaboration tough though. The whole point of open office plans is to improve communication (actually it's so the boss can look over your shoulder, but I digress).
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
I think it's the fact that they have your real name and face from multiple angles that makes Facebook so dangerous/valuable. Google knows a lot about you but if they don't have your face it's not worth as much when they
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Seems like branding is the way to go on the internet, rather than throwing crap in peoples faces. Example: Yahoo News, brought to you ad free by Nationwide Insurance Then people think "I like Yahoo News, I like Nationwide Insurance&qu
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
I don't think he's proposing a micropayment system, more like a universal system to keep track of who worked on what song. I think he's saying Katy Perry sends a song to Spotify along with a bitcoin-type address and at the en
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Me too, and it'll be interesting to see if/how he deals with what's become of his baby, once a democracy but now a "failed state ruled by warlords". He doesn't strike me as someone who'll turn a blind eye
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Is this just a proposal or something?
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Really hoping they bought it because it's something amazing that Amazon doesn't have, or they're planning on using it themselves and want more control over it. If they shut it down and I have to rewrite all the stuff I'v
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
I'd rather they focus on finding out who starts those chain emails. Those things are a threat to the Republic.
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Ah I'm stuck in an infinite death loop in the dodgeball room Edit: it somehow fixed itself and gave me a skateboard
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Because I have time to invent shit.
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Well I'm a self employed house painter even though I could probably get a job tomorrow doing either Drupal or Angular and never have to crawl around another toilet ever again. You gotta take some risks.
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
How long until Apple buys DuckDuckGo, minutes or seconds?
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
All the computers for the paint mixing machines in every Home Depot were screwed up today, which brought up the topic of the hack and he got excited when I suggested it was probably outdated software on the point of sales machines that was
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
I got into an argument about that with the guy at the Home Depot paint counter today. I blamed the hack on Home Depot probably running XP on their POS machines and he blamed the banks not doing something that they do in Europe, I'm ass
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Why Aren’t Prev Successful Methods Used to Stop Ebola Working Agnst This Strain?(psmag.com)
1 points by hellbanTHIS 12y ago|0 comments
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
There are a lot of terrible things out there but one that really bugs me is all the misinformation/propaganda that the internet causes. I didn't see it coming, I thought the web would make people more informed, not less.
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Can I get a tldr? Where is all this money ending up?
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by hellbanTHIS 12y ago
Something like a Mozilla-run opensource p2p Rdio with periodic NPR-style fundraisers? Sounds good to me. The problem as always would be with the major labels, they won't go for anything that weakens their control, but you could certai
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
It's even worse than that, this isn't like Bill Maher getting fired from ABC for something he said on the air during a time of hysteria. This was something Eich did in private six years ago which he may or may not regret, dependi
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
I'm getting the feeling he really did voluntarily step down to save the company. But if he wanted to fight it he might have a good case, as per California Labor Code - Section 1101: >No employer shall make, adopt, or enforce any ru
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
Putting aside moral arguments for a moment, if Eich didn't voluntarily step down Mozilla may be in a bit of a fix, as per California Labor Code - Section 1101: >No employer shall make, adopt, or enforce any rule, regulation, or poli
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
They're probably thinking post-Facebook. They aren't dumb, they know what they have now won't last and when it dies out they can cash in their user data and go into the virtual reality business.
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
I wanted a part time job to pay the bills while I'm finishing up a couple sites so I took one washing dishes at a pizza joint. All I can say is writing code in the morning and then doing the most mindless, repetive work while being for
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
I love it but it's sometimes not as smart as it thinks it is. For instance they removed ng-bind-html-unsafe (because "safety"! Thanks Ralph Nader!) and now you have to jump through all kinds hoops to add a simple ng-click to
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
Why did Yellow Horse want to use her real name? Attaching your real name and photo to everything Google knows about you seems like a pretty bad idea.
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Hey try out my music finding thingy
2 points by hellbanTHIS 13y ago|1 comments
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by hellbanTHIS 13y ago
That would suck, but I think what makes Rdio the best of the bunch is it's people-powered discovery system. I don't use the Stations feature and it would probably do just fine without it.

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