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by jorgem 16y ago
How does ddg make money, anyway?
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by jorgem 16y ago
You want thumbnails?
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by jorgem 16y ago
It's unfortunate, though, that a few people's lives (the researchers) will be miserable and stressful for the next few years -- just to protect our right to free speech. The researchers deserve kudos for standing up to the bully, but it
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by jorgem 16y ago
Impromptu poll: Who really thinks a diatribe like this from TechCrunch can make Google or their carriers do anything different?
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by jorgem 16y ago
Thanks.
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by jorgem 16y ago
PageForest looks pretty cool. Anyone want to comment about security concerns of the pageforest model, vs traditional web apps?
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by jorgem 16y ago
Quick! Make your own clone: grwpwn.com, etc.
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by jorgem 16y ago
>> not much cheerleading for hg these days. Joel Spolsky seems to like it: http://hginit.com/
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by jorgem 16y ago
People still shop for CD's in stores?
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by jorgem 16y ago
At the end of the article, the authors recommend that California phone users ought to put a password on their phones. My question: Would this really slow the police down?
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by jorgem 16y ago
I just need a sloppy python math library, now.
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by jorgem 16y ago
My question: How well will this work on a device like an iPhone where hovering isn't useful. Although I think the the problem with repetitive buttons does need a solution, I also think it's too hard to assume that users will figure out that
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by jorgem 16y ago
That's why they're called "search engines" and not "find engines".
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by jorgem 16y ago
I don't get it either. And I was alive then.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Cool article. "Someone" should hire you :)
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by jorgem 16y ago
But copyright can prevent you from accessing less-famous works. Some of these works are out-of-print, so you can't get them and the copyright owners are nowhere to be found. These lost copyrighted works are essentially lost.
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by jorgem 16y ago
You have coined a phrase and should grab paypalism.com before it is too late.
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by jorgem 16y ago
So funny, there is a real tech company called JamCracker -- we used them on a project years ago. I don't think these companies should recommend names if the domain is taken.
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by jorgem 16y ago
In court, cops are always right. Juries/judges almost always take the law enforcment's words at face value.
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by jorgem 16y ago
It took me about 2 years to get 10k purchased on my domain generator. It would be interesting to see how this one does.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Why not go all the way? The domain DeliciousClone.com is available.
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by jorgem 16y ago
You don't have to be fully blind to be blind. Let's just say "limited vision."
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by jorgem 16y ago
AUDIO OUT for the blind. EDIT: People with limited vision are often considered blind, so they could use this app.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Not all bad: It's be cool if someone would report to me when my tail lights are out. Or that I forgot to turn my headlights on. Or if my gas cap is hanging out.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Is it a checkbox, or do I write in: WikiLeaks?
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by jorgem 16y ago
Rule of thumb: Never back down from a bully.
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by jorgem 16y ago
Boycotts are good way to go. But for giant companies like Amazon and Paypal, it is unclear that they would be able to correlate determine why their sales are going down. Unless the Boycott is huge.
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by jorgem 16y ago
What's a good solution for iPhone/iPad over wireless?
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by jorgem 16y ago
Isn't it funny how google fights censorship in china, but not a peep when it's in the USA?
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by jorgem 16y ago
Awesome. I had something like that in 1978. Crazy that they used the same RS232 connector way back in 1964.

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