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joebananas
16y ago
But people don't.
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joebananas
16y ago
And I have to wonder how many of those users will come to regret that they shot all their babby-pictures in some deliberately cruddy format instead of the best possible available to them.
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joebananas
16y ago
how is google analytics not a form of tracking?
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joebananas
16y ago
How is this a bad law or dumb? It seems pretty reasonable that people shouldn't be allowed to bug their ex-spouses houses.
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joebananas
16y ago
So in a nutshell, a want ad for serfs?
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joebananas
16y ago
And to add insult to injury, the twitter mobile site seems to be hax0red. there's an alert("xss"); on it as I write this.
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joebananas
16y ago
My position is that one injustice does not excuse another. You seem to disagree.
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joebananas
16y ago
Sure it does. Why wouldn't it?
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joebananas
16y ago
It'd be sort of nice if they did go down. Then maybe people would think twice before doing business with brutal dictatorships in the future.
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joebananas
16y ago
Which was submitted after the rule change.
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joebananas
16y ago
Where is this "user revolt" you speak of?
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joebananas
16y ago
3 downmodders didn't read the article...
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joebananas
16y ago
Future presidential candidates would also do well to note that the GarageBand presentation was overlong and tedious, just like the iPhoto presentation was when they unveiled the new MacBook Airs.
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joebananas
16y ago
Why do you use words like communism when you don't know what they mean?
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joebananas
16y ago
Finding your own external, visible-to-the-internet IP. You're almost always behind some router these days, so using ifconfig or whatever is pretty useless.
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joebananas
16y ago
It's much easier to spread FUD on the internet than to actually do it.
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joebananas
16y ago
The fact that Arianna Huffington is Arrington's boss is a source of endless mirth to me.
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joebananas
16y ago
Daniel Defoe used the word piracy in this sense way back in 1703, so I think there is precedence.
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joebananas
16y ago
I heard Wired did a whole issue on how this is the future.
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joebananas
16y ago
Probably a good way to get yourself banned from whatever tracker you run this on. If everyone ran this, download speeds would go down across the board.
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joebananas
16y ago
Well, his original idea was banned, not to mention kinda creepy and borderline stalkerish, so he didn't have much choice, did he?
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joebananas
16y ago
Looks like that's gonna be the case. Finder in 10.7 apparently hides $HOME/Library/, so you will have to bust out the terminal to remove b0rken settings.
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joebananas
16y ago
Except that it doesn't seem to be a straight copy of a touchscreen UI shoehorned into a mouse and keyboard UI like Sparrow is.
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joebananas
16y ago
Because they want you poor fools to buy up their remaining stock.
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joebananas
16y ago
Kinda cheezy name. Also, the plugs on the Intel site don't look like mini displayport. Is the Apple version proprietary?
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joebananas
16y ago
Cool and all, but... It's stuff like scroll analytics that keep NoScript in my list of must-have addons. That kind of stuff is just super creepy in a working-for-the-feds-in-snow-crash kind of way.
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joebananas
16y ago
A revolution is way less creepy.
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joebananas
16y ago
Lesson #0: It's Elisp or Emacs Lisp, not some intercapped 90s abomination.
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joebananas
16y ago
You're overestimating peoples inclination to fuck around with cruddy hacks. The vast, vast number of iPhone users aren't nerds, and have no desire to become nerds.
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joebananas
16y ago
Because they're the ones deciding what gets outsourced.
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