jancona

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by jancona 16y ago
Bret wrote: "I think it was bad for us to stray from Internet standards and conventions by having an robots.txt that was open and a separate agreement with additional restrictions." You don't have an "agreement" at all. An agreement require
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Vuvuzela Filter using Fedora(fetzig.org)
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by jancona 16y ago
If we don't invest enough why are per pupil expenditures highest in poor quality urban districts? Perhaps the "investment" isn't being well-spent--which I believe is Philip's real point in the OP.
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by jancona 16y ago
Ask the investors if they think it was a no-risk investment.
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Chromium removed from Maemo repositories(maemo.org)
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The two-sides of Wikipedia(currybet.net)
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How not to deal with customer feedback(attepicfail.tumblr.com)
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by jancona 16y ago
Another reminder that IPhone developers are all sharecroppers: http://goo.gl/HPAp
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Constant Contact acquires social media inbox startup NutshellMail(techcrunch.com)
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by jancona 16y ago
A project I work on, Android on Freerunner, ran into this issue with Google Code a while back. We had a user in iran who was unable to access our project because Google was blocking access from their country. It seems that the only alternat
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Ibatis project team leaving Apache, moving to Google Code(ibatis.apache.org)
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People Start Noticing That The Web Competes With iPad Apps(techdirt.com)
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by jancona 16y ago
It's not AP, it's AFP (Agence France-Presse) that's accused of stealing the photos.
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by jancona 16y ago
The "when done by individuals" doesn't really apply where the web's involved because it's extremely cheap to harness the efforts of many individuals. I don't know how many access points Google has in their database, but Wigle has over 20 mi
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by jancona 16y ago
This has been going on for years. See wardriving: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardriving and Wigle: http://wigle.net/ Or is it only a problem when Google does it?
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OAuth 2: Too many compromises(realitytechnician.posterous.com)
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by jancona 16y ago
It's more nuanced yhan that. You have to renounce your citizenshop, but after Britain doesn't recognize that you'll be a dual national. See: http://www.richw.org/dualcit/faq.html
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by jancona 17y ago
Since knowledge of jury nullification is far from widespread, and any mention of it during a trial would likely lead to an immediate mistrial, I think he is correct not to begrudge the jury their verdict.
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by jancona 17y ago
This clustering is not really news--it's been noticed for years. One possible explanation is "assortative mating". The theory is that geeks marrying other geeks raises the likelihood of having hyper-geeks as offspring, and today it's much e
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by jancona 17y ago
I think I first saw this debated in comp.lang.java in 1996: http://bit.ly/5XOSey I don't think the arguments have changed much.
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by jancona 17y ago
Obligatory RFC 1149 reference: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149 We may have to update the old "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes..." chestnut.
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by jancona 17y ago
KIM-1 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KIM-1 ) in 1979. I was 23.
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by jancona 17y ago
Sea levels in the Maldives appear to be stable or falling: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/03/19/despite-popular-opinio...