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Verizon plans for 5 devices per subscriber(allthingsd.com)
2 points by joeybaker 15y ago|0 comments
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by joeybaker 15y ago
The way the Dropbox execs have been talking themselves up in the press over the last few months just makes me think that they're angling to raise the price on an acquisition. Dropbox is a great product, but feature development has stagnated
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by joeybaker 15y ago
It's going to be funny when S&P raises all of these countries back to AAA in 2-3 years. … Alternatively, it's going to be funny when S&P has no more AAA rated bonds and AA becomes the new norm (since the A-C scale apparently wasn't
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Twitter: It's time to open up *our* content to *us*(plus.google.com)
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63% Prefer a Dark Themed Text Editor(paulrouget.com)
171 points by joeybaker 15y ago|104 comments
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Seems like this news falls squarely in the "someone's got to" area. Verizon might not be the ideal buyer, but Netflix has run into the dual problems of bandwidth and IP restrictions. They could really use a corporate parent to fight their w
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by joeybaker 15y ago
about:plugins in chrome to disable flash.
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by joeybaker 15y ago
I was thinking it really started with the Obama campaign, became real when the State Department asked Twitter to avoid maintenance during the Arab Spring, and recently has been reflected with Carrier IQ, SOPA, and the FCC privacy reviews of
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by joeybaker 15y ago
It's an interesting comment on governmental policy to see how quickly recent events have gone from Internet meme to Congressional attention.
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The Best Siri Hacks So Far(theatlanticwire.com)
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Nikon firmware decrypted(nikonrumors.com)
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Misleading title, the quote is nowhere to be found in the article which says little beyond the fact that encryption is tough to crack. Nowhere does it say it can't be done.
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Dear Google: This is war(searchnewscentral.com)
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by joeybaker 15y ago
The simple creation of a thing doesn't entitle the creator to payment. The music/movie/IP industry has an opportunity/problem. While they could limit supply, they could sustain a monopoly business model with high prices. Now that there's a
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by joeybaker 15y ago
I think the counter to your counter is that piracy represents the establishment of a market. It's up to industry to take advantage of that market.
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Analyse what they know: 1. It's a keylogger 2. They've been aware of it for weeks 3. They admit that they can't seem to beat it 4. These are isolated systems and it's likely that the attack was via USB drives Based on those facts, is it lik
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by joeybaker 15y ago
It would be great if Ars had used its security and technical staff to tell us if this is a problem or the minor annoyance that the military says it is. The article amounts to little more than a summary of the drone program and a bit of "he
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by joeybaker 15y ago
The part that sucks: > Real-Time does not support profile filters. This makes real-time pretty useless for intermediate+ users of GA.
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Facebook to launch its own political action committee(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
35 points by joeybaker 15y ago|15 comments
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Put another way: DigiNotar is going to do a bit of PR-focused restructuring. At the end of the day, the same people will be in charge and they'll still use the same technology.
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by joeybaker 15y ago
It raises the question: if humans are so prone to the placebo effect, how is your business affected? Or, is this a phenomenon that's regulated to medicine?
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by joeybaker 15y ago
I completely respect Marco's goal of not building yet-another-social-network, but it is true that the social features are so minimal that I never really use them. I don't need Instapaper to be a social network, and I don't need it suggestin
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by joeybaker 15y ago
One thing the OP overlooks is that high res images allow for resolution to be maintained when the user does pinch-to-zoom. Perhaps, downloading these larger images is actually a necessity.
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Fred Wilson presents: Twitter's advertising potential(avc.com)
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$200,000 from Kickstarter = 1 year of runway for Diaspora (dl.dropbox.com)
113 points by joeybaker 15y ago|111 comments
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Localtunnel: instantly share localhost on the web(progrium.com)
1 points by joeybaker 15y ago|0 comments
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Aperture is a workflow management tool that allows you to do a ton of photo editing too. A photojournalist, for instance, wouldn't need any more power. FCP X, as you say, represents a similar approach. But, the problem isn't that it isn't t
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Monopoly pricing power. That's what's illegal about it
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by joeybaker 15y ago
Wow, that's a great explanation of Itercom, and the product actually looks good. I just signed up for the beta test. Things I like: * The JS required to make this work only requires a user email address and signup date. That's slick. * Soci
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Sublime Text 2 goes VIM(sublimetext.com)
3 points by joeybaker 15y ago|0 comments

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