jingo

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   by jingo 13y ago

   Hurray for Java applets. But seriously, there is a sunny side to this story: a user could load her own programs onto her SIM. She could gretaly extend the functionality of her phone... with programs that she trusts. Maybe even ones she wr
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   by jingo 13y ago

   I'd use it but I don't like working with Java nor projects that require compiling a large, complex GUI - that just makes portability even harder. My vision of a Skype clone is something more like pjsip, but much smaller and simpl
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   by jingo 13y ago

   Because they don't need to. Millions of users will still use Skype anyway. A better question is why is there no obvious open source Skype clone? NAT traversal via supernode (with or without traffic forwarding) is well understood, we
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   by jingo 13y ago

   The benefit is stamplin.com gets insight on what people are viewing and reading. They get to see what the user sees. They can compile a database and use or sell that information to be used for marketing purposes. Also, it's an "
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   by jingo 13y ago

   Who cares? Life in America is great at the moment. It was great yesterday and it'll be great tomorrow. Carter is living a nice comfortable life. So can you. How is life outside America? It's either the same or not as good. C