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Is 4G wireless the key to a jobs recovery?(marketplace.publicradio.org)
1 points by joelhaus 15y ago|0 comments
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Could better mobile networks create more U.S. jobs?(edition.cnn.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Why do U.S. laws protect the pharmaceutical industry at the expense of citizens? -- Isn't this the much more interesting question? Does it actually surprise anyone that, in areas where there are big market opportunities, you will find mor
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by joelhaus 15y ago
> we should first ensure that points are awarded for valuable behavior Do url submissions deserve points: http://news.ycombinator.com/submitlink?u=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.y... ? I think that this may drive certain undesirable behavior (e.g
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Is this so different from 10 years ago, when no one realized that they wanted high-definition TV? I can't imagine that the demand for HD television was very high then either. Once it was available, manufacturers began making all of their eq
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by joelhaus 15y ago
What if you want to steam high quality P2P video ( ≥720p )?
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Will John Sununu & Harold Ford Jr. Pay Netflix's Broadband Bill Next Month?(techdirt.com)
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Side Show In Oracle, Google Patent Fight: Are API's Covered By Copyright?(techdirt.com)
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NExTWORK: Vinton Cerf with Steven Levy(youtube.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
This is a fascinating story about how an early IT entrepreneur changed the communications industry forever. Monopolies hate competition. This documentary along with Tim Wu's book, The Master Switch, keeps me hopeful that the past has not be
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Remembering the "long distance warrior" who took down Ma Bell(arstechnica.com)
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Inside Akamai and the scary future of streaming video(gigaom.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
I've noticed that Florian Muller is more skilled at covering his own behind, rather than predicting patent litigation outcomes. Every prediction he makes is hedged with a statement about how the alternate outcome is possible "even though ma
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by joelhaus 15y ago
The answer would surely be: Google has far greater access to organized/relevant information than the patent office (or any other entity) has ever had in the past... I wonder how effective this will be in fending off the patent trolls (e.g.
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Google Chrome Native Client Examples Gallery(nacl-gallery.appspot.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
> in a competitive market in a country like the US With At&t and Verizon controlling 80% of the U.S. mobile market, I'm not so sure it's competitive. Is there only a single provider in Argentina or is it structured differently? Bu
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AT&T sues customers seeking to block T-Mobile deal(reuters.com)
39 points by joelhaus 15y ago|4 comments
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by joelhaus 15y ago
How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie When I read this book, the timing was perfect and I credit it with refocusing my mind when it comes to relationships. Critics usually say that it's all just common sense, and I woul
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Stanford prison experiment continues to shock(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by joelhaus 15y ago|0 comments
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Tiered pricing comes to the Internet backbone(arstechnica.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
#2 is probably in reference to the Oracle claims since the Moto patents are more focused on wireless technologies, at least that would be my guess.
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Scott Kessler, the S&P equity analyst, gave an interview about the downgrade to Bloomberg West today: http://www.bloomberg.com/video/74044556/ His justification was as follows: 1) Google will not be able to close the deal by early
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Economy top concern for YouTube users(thehill.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
If more people were as reasonable and logical as Mr. Buffett, there would be far fewer economic problems. Unfortunately, the media seems to give voice only to the most extreme fringes of economic thought and lowers the entire level of disco
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by joelhaus 15y ago
No. You're exactly correct. Wrote a comment, directly related, on Google+ the other day in this thread: https://plus.google.com/107033731246200681024/posts/LHVVz5e3... Here it is (can't figure out how to link directly to a comment): -----
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Google Tells ITC Judge: Microsoft Revealed Our Secret Source Code(paidcontent.org)
20 points by joelhaus 15y ago|5 comments
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Here is some sound reasoning on the topic from Larry Lessig: How creativity is being strangled by the law http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q25-S7jzgs
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Feel for you, and that's a big reason I chose Android. Ironically, DHH wrote about why he digs the core iPhone apps here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2684433 P.S. Web-based Gmail for mobile apparently got some updates yesterday:
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FCC to consider AT&T's Qualcomm, T-Mobile deals together(thehill.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
You would think that the OEM's are leaving a fair amount of money on the table by not offering a true software emulator. Have you heard of anyone from Nintendo getting involved (in a positive or negative way) with Byuu's project (or maybe t

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