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by jfruh 15y ago
And the most disturbing part is that the PR guy thinks that "PR firms and PR people ... are actually the livelihood of any journalist's business." Disturbing that he thinks it, and disturbing that it's actually true for some journalists.
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by jfruh 15y ago
You know who comes out looking awesome in this story? Wil Wheaton.
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Rdio ditches ads, fees(itworld.com)
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The iPhone's lesson from India: Don't get ahead of the network(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
I am not at all trying to minimize Turkey's real problems. But many of the Eastern European EU states also have some of the same or similar problems (particularly Romania and Bulgaria). In their cases much of the reason given for admittin
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Is Steve Ballmer Underpaid?(itworld.com)
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Human rights are a factor, plus there's the fact that Turkey is a Muslim country, though many in the EU won't admit that. But even that could probably be overlooked if not for the fact that Turkey is a huge country. With a population of
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Siri 2011 = Knowledge Navigator 1987(itworld.com)
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People still using classic security measures for virtual server security(itworld.com)
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Who hacked BofA? There are way too many suspects(itworld.com)
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Why Nokia is working on a new Linux distro for low-end smartphones(itworld.com)
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Why did the Korea Times quote Florian Mueller as a 'Samsung official'?(itworld.com)
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Amazon's Silk: Another way SaaS is closing the Net(itworld.com)
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Nokia not abandoning Linux after all, adopting a distro for low-end phones(itworld.com)
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Tiny Italian firm's complaint could derail MS-Skype merger(itworld.com)
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IOS interacting with the real world: Games lead the way(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
By setting the goal of reusable and reliable he could change the cost structure But there's the assumption, isn't it? Actually two: that reusable will be cheaper, and that reusable and reliable can go together. I'm certainly not saying t
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by jfruh 15y ago
Hmm, well, but it's interesting that the US went down that road and built an unreliable "reusable" spacecraft that had a high failure rate and had be largely reconditioned at high expense after every flight. Meanwhile, the Russians are usi
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by jfruh 15y ago
I'm not a developer, but I am considering selling things through my website and maybe also selling things in person outside any shop. Is there any particular reason I would pay a developer to build this into my site rather than just using P
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by jfruh 15y ago
If by "provocative" you mean "so painfully stupid and offensive as to make you weep for humanity," then sure, I guess.
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But is that a niche that's even going to exist in five years? I'm sure someone will be making feature phones in 2017 (I mean, someone's still making landline phones today) but that'll be a low-margin business for companies worth much, much
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Is Sun's legacy weighing Oracle down?(itworld.com)
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Facebook keeps files on users that can run to 780 printed pages(itworld.com)
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Cable industry's a la carte proposal is a bait and switch(itworld.com)
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Google backs off its cloud lawsuit -- did Feds fold or not?(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
I think it's a question of whether you're using "capitalist" as a shorthand for "people who profit from the investment of capital" or "people who assert ideologically that an economic system in which market actors trade as freely as possibl
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Air coming out of social media IPOs(itworld.com)
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Felix Salmon makes the interesting point that he could be a trader and a Yes Man: http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2011/09/27/is-alessio-... "You don’t need to spend very much time hanging around the comments section (or even many
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MS washes its hands of the UEFI/Linux mess(itworld.com)
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Can Newegg survive the post-PC future?(itworld.com)
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