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IRS Doesn’t Deny Snooping Emails Without A Warrant
(techcrunch.com)
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Klout’s Joe Fernandez
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Why Spend a Billion Dollars to Map the Human Brain?
(theatlantic.com)
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The problem with technology entrepreneurship in Japan - Tokyo Times
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Security blogger Brian Krebs suffers simultaneous cyber attack, police raid
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Was this poker? How was the casino able to see the hole cards? What other game could this have been? And who would play at these stakes? Was it the casino's money that was lost or other players? There is no mention of victims, so perhaps it
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Crooks Spy on Casino Card Games With Hacked Security Cameras, Win $33M
(wired.com)
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More HIV 'cured': first a baby, now 14 adults
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Winning a War on Suicide in Japan - Tokyo Times
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How Many People Really Use Sina Weibo - WSJ
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Expanding beyond 3D printed guns, DEFCAD is officially the anti-MakerBot
(venturebeat.com)
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Zombie startups are all over Japan. Failure isn't really an option that you can easily recover from, so entrepreneurs continue running their business as long as they can afford to eat. You find people who use co-working spaces alone in Japa
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Facebook vs. Twitter: Want Your Feed Filtered or Unfiltered?
(businessweek.com)
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They would have been in a much better position if they had actually turned on the revenue model before asking for money. Without that, the only metric they had to impress investors was user acquisition which was dropping.
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This is a significant move for several reasons: 1) Samwers have made the majority of their money from selling their clones to the original companies. I think they can continue doing this with much success. So I don't see why they need to go
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pretty cool.
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Innocent until proven guilty, no matter how many drugs he has used.
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Its VERY hard to poison a dog. If it was a special op they would just shoot the dog with a silenced weapon.
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Even terrible code written by terrible programmers can earn wonderful profits.
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Really awesome work. Saved me about a month of work! You can count me as a customer.
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Do you know anyone that has been sued for breach of an NDA?
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On a personal level I would pay $50 for a dating web site that guaranteed me a date once a month. It would automatically match me to someone it thinks I would be compatible with. Assign me a date (day) and ideal venue for the dinner. If the
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It should be extensive, United States of America is the 3rd largest country by land mass in the world. Larger than China. Airline deregulation didn't occur in the USA until the late 70's. Until then most American's still preferred to travel
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This sounds true if you look at Japan and most of Europe, where it seems entrepreneurs have to pay for their failed business debts for the rest of their lives.
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I can concede this. I don't really know the answer. But individualism alone doesn't seem to be enough. Their are plenty of artist and individualist in Germany which has a very large art culture. Would Germany be considered one of the more i
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Of course, education, immigration and a legal framework without a high degree of fraud are also important. I don't think individualism would be a major factor.
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The majority of his pay is tied to company performance and doesn't seem unreasonable at all. "First and foremost, Yahoo's overall revenue suffered, dropping from $1.601 billion (U.S.) in Q2 of 2010 to $1.229 billion in Q2 of 2011 – a 23 per
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As Apple and Samsung dominate, Japan’s tech giants are in a free fall
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Nick thanks for the response. I think you guys are really sharp. Why not just add a way to migrate organizations off the disparate platforms into your single solution? Perhaps that's the transition into paid? Wholesale adoption becomes impo
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Watched the presentation live at techcrunch. I like the idea and the enthusiasm of the team but I wonder how compelling a layer on top of these services really is? Are small startups the target user? I own a small business that uses all of
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