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jamiek88
12y ago
On an opt-in basis. You don't have to opt in. You are not bugged to opt in. Plain and simple.
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jamiek88
12y ago
That really is a problem and it took me a while to figure out that sites weren't actually/necessarily endorsing those ads. There should be an easier way of black/white listing certain types of ads when setting up adsense.
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jamiek88
12y ago
Well, the Weev case showed that accessing unsecured data that doesn't belong to you is punishable under the law. He was released on appeal over a jurisdictional issue, not a statue or misapplication of the law.
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jamiek88
12y ago
The whole 'universe as simulation' idea is spooky.
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jamiek88
13y ago
I've never even thought of that. Wow. Obvious now of course.
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jamiek88
13y ago
I've been looking for a Houston tunnels app. That would be a very useful app! I love hyper local app ideas. Lots of people have asked me for a good Houston tunnel app as I seem to be the 'tech guy' amongst our circle. iOS or
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jamiek88
13y ago
Mario. Sonic. Doom. Complex controls?
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jamiek88
13y ago
Yeah, we're more at the Homebrew Computer Club stage of soldering our own machines than the <platform> BASIC and BBS stage right now. Give it 5 years though and I can see home kit manipulator, teachable robot kits that you could
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jamiek88
13y ago
Yes, typical Apple really, one of those ideas that seem bloody obvious in hindsight, yet they are the only ones doing it. Prob got a patent of some sort on it. Looking forward to trying to get this running on my mid 2011 MBA, its currently
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jamiek88
13y ago
Me too but more about the BBC B and the Amstrad CPC 464! BBC Basic was amazing in hindsight. Bugs Boni !
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jamiek88
13y ago
I'd buy it, please post the link once its done, or if you want any proof readers or people to type in the code to check for typos I'd be happy to help.
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jamiek88
13y ago
Couldn't agree more and this is what I have been saying. EVERYONE has dirt on them that they wouldn't want a hypocritically moralistic press to publish to the world with the worst possible spin on. Either Presidents get access to
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jamiek88
13y ago
Why?
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jamiek88
13y ago
This will be very handy indeed for a number of circumstances, for the low, low price of free. Trust is a big issue though, people know paypal (mostly from ebay), merchants and techies know and generally trust square so getting that hurdle c
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jamiek88
13y ago
Yep. What are the govt gonna do, throw Tim Cook, Eric Schmidt, Larry and Sergey into jail? Disappear them? The absolute best lawyers in America available to them, massive public opinion likely to be on their side, unlimited funds to defend
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jamiek88
14y ago
Processor intensive now. In 5 years? 10?
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jamiek88
14y ago
Canadians.
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jamiek88
15y ago
I like idea 2 and have years of experience both as being an expat and an employer who immigrates (Oil & Gas professionals). The revenue is drive from the recruiters side. Simple interface. 'I want to work in....' 'I am good at....' 'My