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China Slams US Criticism of Internet Controls(nytimes.com)
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Justices Block Key Part of Campaign Law(nytimes.com)
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by kmod 17y ago
I don't understand how you make the jump from "I want to support this company" to "everyone should be forced to support this company". If you want to support them, there are ways you can do it currently, so if you really want to support th
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by kmod 17y ago
This is like saying that we should get rid of TCP because all we use is HTTP. Which, if it even made sense, would be a pretty bad idea. What exactly is this guy arguing for? How is the OS supposed to "make higher-level APIs like these"?
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CES 2010 TV Trends - 3D, Ridiculously Thin and Connected(anandtech.com)
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Why the US and much of Europe are shivering in the cold(arstechnica.com)
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E-Ink Is Dead, Pixel Qi's Amazing Transflective LCD Just Killed It(gizmodo.com)
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France considering "Google tax" to support dying media(arstechnica.com)
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Apple And Google Just Tag Teamed The U.S. Carriers(techcrunch.com)
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Schneier on Security: TSA Logo Contest(schneier.com)
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The Invisible OLED Laptop to End All Laptops(gizmodo.com)
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OCZ's Vertex 2 Pro Preview: The Fastest MLC SSD We've Ever Tested(anandtech.com)
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Researchers store working memory in brain slices(arstechnica.com)
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A look at Apple's love for DRM and consumer lock-ins(arstechnica.com)
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Mortgage Modifications Are Seen as Adding to Housing Woes(nytimes.com)
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The True Odds of Airborne Terror Chart - Odds of Airborne Attacks(gizmodo.com)
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Are Old Scientists Less Innovative?(marginalrevolution.com)
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by kmod 17y ago
It's a systematic problem: often one wants to reward some good behavior X, but X is very hard to measure so one finds some measure Y that is highly correlated to X, and then measure Y. The problem is that once people know that it is Y that
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What is DRM doing in my garage?(arstechnica.com)
100 points by kmod 17y ago|9 comments
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Apple working on automated 3D point-of-view displays, more(arstechnica.com)
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Predator drones use less encryption than your TV, DVDs(arstechnica.com)
40 points by kmod 17y ago|26 comments
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by kmod 17y ago
Right, I'm not saying that AT&T isn't responsible or that people don't have good cause to be dissatisfied with them. All I'm trying to say is that it's possible that the root technical cause of the bad service issues isn't in AT&T'
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by kmod 17y ago
I think people need to stop jumping to conclusions. Maybe the "problem with the network" is that "there are too many iPhones on the network." This deals with every actual piece of evidence that people are putting forward to try to refute
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by kmod 17y ago
"The way I look at it is if all these services were free, EC2 would win based upon features. So, the question is, does cost matter?" I think this is the important part of the debate. Many people don't use these features, but with EC2 you a
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by kmod 17y ago
Random speculation: Google put this feature in Wave to get some early feedback before including it as the default scrollbar behavior in Chrome OS. I will most likely be verifiably wrong about this soon, but it would make sense given Google'