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by jonas_b 13y ago
I would be happy to be a listener, but I'm based in Scandinavia. Do you have any use for me?
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Appear.in – WebRTC Video Conferencing(appear.in)
24 points by jonas_b 13y ago|8 comments
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by jonas_b 14y ago
I would guess that he refers to moving somewhere to get a good internet connection. Fiber has become increasingly available the past 2-3yrs. This article says that, as of 2011, 49% of Swedish household could sign up for internet speeds of
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by jonas_b 16y ago
Care to eloborate how the Brazilian dating market differs from the European? I would be very interested to know more.
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by jonas_b 16y ago
Revenue idea for facebook: Integrate something like WePay and give event creators the ability to charge for tickets etc. FB takes 10%.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
I was a volunteer last summer at place which arranged a number of festivals, and together with a professional sysadmin I helped maintain their booking system, internet cafe, random stuff etc. The atmosphere was pretty relaxed to start off w
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by jonas_b 17y ago
One would have thought that MS would have been the obvious acquirer. Congrats on Google though. I have used GDocs for all my school papers recently and use Office 2007 only just before hand in to get the proper formatting of the document. I
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by jonas_b 17y ago
iPad app?
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by jonas_b 17y ago
An idea on content micro-payments that just came into my head: Let's say that you are a user that wants to contribute $10/mo for all the good blogs and content that you consumer online. You go to paymentstartup.com which puts a cookie in yo
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Hello guys. As someone who's supposed to graduate this summer I can really see the value of this thing. I think you have done a terrific job. There are some points for improvement though. As is already mentioned, I think the faster you let
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by jonas_b 17y ago
I have a hard time working out if this is a national embarrassment or just the judicial system's way of slowly finding the correct people to compile the code.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Habitat might have been the word I was looking for. I agree that one should be careful when using emotionally charged words, but I also think that playful usage might be a way out of the self-censorship that surrounds a great many dreadful
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by jonas_b 17y ago
You're right, it was probably unnecessary. It's a pity though, cause the metaphorical meaning of living "room" is precisely what I meant.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Even if it was true, would that in the case of NL indicate anything in regards to its taxes-welfare state? I thought it was a widely held "fact" that the NL is overcrowded and that dutchmen should try to find their lebensraum elsewhere.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
I'm not sure, but this, or some evolution of this feature, could turn out to be a real revolution when it comes to group collaboration and sharing. Or it might just be another feature, or that I'm trying to see something that isn't there. I
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by jonas_b 17y ago
A little side-note: Many people who try active dynamic meditation for the first time, i.e. deep, fast, chaotic breathing through your nose, feel an urge to vomit after just a few minutes. I've had it on a number of occasions. I know it's di
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Leo Babauta has a lot of that stuff on his blog. E.g. http://zenhabits.net/2007/07/how-to-actually-execute-your-to...
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Quite insightful comment! I think now, if they spin this correctly, PBay will have far more leverage for their main point - that the trial is a set up by the IFPI-industrial complex.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Oh, yes! :) I think the idea I was trying to push was that for this trial, the outcome in courts of appeal will have more to to with politics and media leverage than the legal code.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
I've taken some introductions to law, but this is not something I'm competent in, but I would assume that the defendants could get the verdict invalidated if they could prove that the judge's affiliation with affiliation with that associati
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by jonas_b 17y ago
As a Swedish citizen this sends shivers down my spine. Since we have a rather weak constitution with little division of power we've relied on the good faith and judgement of our officials to avoid corruption, which has worked pretty well so
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Economists today are in a way the scientists of the renaissance. Back then it was the church that couldn't accept the world view of Copernicus and Galilei. Today it is the politicians that won't accept free trade and long-term fiscal respon
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Shai Agassi: Talk On Ending Oil At Harvard Kennedy School(betterplace.com)
1 points by jonas_b 17y ago|0 comments
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by jonas_b 17y ago
I find this interesting because I myself have had a great improvement in my relationship with my dad and some of my friends just by being able to communicate more directly. My dad actually told me a few days ago something he had learned fro
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Funny video about this guy's attempt to run for congress. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx-OVdTkwvA
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Radical Honesty: I Think You're Fat (2007)(esquire.com)
55 points by jonas_b 17y ago|48 comments
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Too bad you signed off man. I've had a look at your comments and I must say I've learned more about modern India from reading through them, than most books on the subject.
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by jonas_b 17y ago
I can see what you're getting at, but I think the point Tom was trying to make was that even if 99% of men are non-sexist and make reasonable on-topic comments on female bloggers, the vocal sexist minority is still going to be there and mak
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by jonas_b 17y ago
Swedish tax rates on someone earning 100k USD would be hovering around 60%, and then there is between 12% and 25% sales tax on most things you buy. I'm surprised that I don't feel more ripped off than I do.
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by jonas_b 18y ago
Wow, this is amazing stuff. On par with Spotify in ease of use. After a while it gets a bit too "flashy" though. Would like to see some social/discussion functionalities.

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