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by kmfrk 17y ago
Well, Google seemed to disagree somewhat when they launched the maligned Buzz. Not that you don't make a good argument, but just to say that Gmail wasn't off-limits for a while.
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by kmfrk 17y ago
If Robert Reich is correct, the degree of dereliction of duty is horrendous: http://robertreich.org/post/604861772/bp-stands-for-bad-petr... .
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by kmfrk 17y ago
No openings, but you can always keep a close eye on Unity ( http://unity3d.com ) based in Copenhagen, if I am not mistaken. The decision on iPhone SDK support is still out there, and whatever happens, it might propel them in a new direction
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by kmfrk 17y ago
There was a back-up service once that was revealed to store the log-in data a while ago; it was a pretty big thing. There is absolutely no point in taking a leap of faith when it comes to handing over control of sensitive data.
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by kmfrk 17y ago
The seasons are, however, noticeably different from the Sorkin ones. Some find it to be better, worse or all the same. I have to admit that they felt subpar, but obviously not downright bad.
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by kmfrk 17y ago
That looks absolutely fantastic. forScore doesn't really seem to get the job right, so I'm stoked about Etude. Is it a universal app, or will I have to buy an iPad version separately? EDIT: I just downloaded it, and it doesn't have In The H
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by kmfrk 17y ago
I guess the problem with Great Britain is that there are no recent historical accounts of it working combined with the fact that the economic crisis requires immediate, resolute action. Having the Lib-Dems be the king-makers at every electi
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by kmfrk 17y ago
The list could be much longer than it is. Facebook has a large reach, and some people just aren’t too bright: http://ryankuder.posterous.com/facebook-users-think-readwrit... . There are many cautionary tales of Facebook users get
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by kmfrk 17y ago
That is representative democracy in action. I don't mind that more than 35% of the British people are represented in government.