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by jgreen10 12y ago
Getting ideas for what's out there.
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by jgreen10 12y ago
This seems like the tip of the iceberg. Shellshock didn't generate nearly as much attention as heartbleed, but is far more devastating and easier to exploit. How many home routers have been taken over by now?
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by jgreen10 12y ago
I'm assuming it was because they didn't have any money at the time, not as a business strategy. Personally, I'd stay home and build software that solves a real problem, but I'm not in YC...
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by jgreen10 12y ago
Nowadays DE-CIX is slightly bigger than AMS-IX.
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by jgreen10 12y ago
You might like https://www.marinetraffic.com/ itself ;)
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by jgreen10 12y ago
Is there a way to do lazy loading? That would be ideal :)
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by jgreen10 12y ago
Pushing AND developing. Languages live or die by how much is invested in their tools, libraries, execution environment, community, etc. The only languages with a comparable investment to Java are C(++) and JavaScript. Everything else falls
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by jgreen10 12y ago
Why do the legs of the rendered chair connect at the bottom, while those are hidden in the picture and the stock 3D model does not show them?
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by jgreen10 12y ago
The Amazon profitability figures are a bit misleading. Amazon adds a very big revenue generating chunk of company every year that has enormous value. That's effectively their profit. One day, they could decide to keep money in their po
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by jgreen10 12y ago
Making sure your bills are paid is the responsibility of any adult. If you're running a business, messing up your taxes should be one of your deepest fears. The general sense I got from the story was: We were young and stupid, but inst
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by jgreen10 12y ago
This is like saying that using a heater will cool you down, because eventually we'll run out of gas. The article may have a point in one of many possible future realities, but not in the one we currently live in.
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by jgreen10 12y ago
It really depends on what kind of business you want to build, and in what kind of market. You shouldn't even want to be a software entrepreneur, you should want to solve a problem / improve things. Some problems can benefit more f
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by jgreen10 12y ago
I don't like the "Full name" label. It's very uncommon to be asked for your full name in the Netherlands. You use initials in almost all formal documents. Why not "Name"?
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by jgreen10 13y ago
You seem to have forgotten that the Bush administration knowingly lied about the intentions and capabilities of Saddam Hussein in order to gain support for the war.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Typical Sweden.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Perhaps in terms of quantity, but to many he is the man who single-handedly brought order to distributed systems. I was surprised he had not won a Turing award yet.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Facebook felt that remaining the apex predator in the social space was worth $19b. The Whatsapp founders, like anyone else, couldn't say no to $19b.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Don't be silly. Airplanes are the safest form of travel with the lowest fatality rate. Safer than cars, buses, trains, or walking.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
It seems these types of transactions have nothing to do with potentials profits, but with power over users, or "lying on a bed of weeds and ripping them out before they strangle you".
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Those sentences don't make any sense. This whole thing looks like it comes out of some kind of vaporware start-up generator.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Google failed to make a big dent in cloud computing, e-reading, instant streaming, product search, on-line payments, and many other areas where they had huge ambitions, but it was Amazon that drove the market. Amazon even owns 10% of the ta
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by jgreen10 13y ago
C, Java, and JavaScript would have been a good choice 10 or even 20 years, and they're still a good choice today. They'll be around forever, and at the forefront of innovation.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
I expect this is a very temporary service.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
What's next? Trademarking "Apple"?
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by jgreen10 13y ago
I don't see the big deal. No one's making a fuzz about Apple being a trademark. At least Candy is a man-made object.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Perfectly happy about my Lumia 620. Great bang for buck. However, it's not a phone to brag about.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
Things that were once cool either fade or become normal. Facebook has become normal.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
That's an interesting, though crude way to teach about the fallacies of Marxism, but what does Obama have to do with any of this?
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by jgreen10 13y ago
It's easy for me to say, since I'm from a country with an excellent pension system (the Netherlands), but completely managing your own pension would be foolish at best. You cannot predict how long you will live compared to others.
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by jgreen10 13y ago
You can even buy oxygen on Ryanair flights :) http://www.ryanair.com/en/questions/how-can-i-book-oxygen

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