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by krelian 13y ago
So nitpickers might point out differences but you cannot deny that the basic tab looks just like Chrome's. When Chrome came out with this it was new and innovative. Now it looks like a copy. When this blatant copying happens (and it ha
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by krelian 13y ago
> I wonder who the buyers are? Cryptolocker victims?
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by krelian 13y ago
It's been a while since I've been to Google Code, that's a really nice code browser they have there.
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by krelian 13y ago
>People would gladly pay for stable OS that is supported long enough. Do you see the amounts of complaints they are getting from who paid $0? Imagine the outrage they will face when people who paid $10 start asking for their money back b
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by krelian 13y ago
>Canonical isn't providing a service for free here Canonical is providing the operating system for free.
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by krelian 13y ago
It's a conspiracy of course to try and hide this information from the public. That's the answer you were looking for, right?
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by krelian 13y ago
You are a showing a handpicked example which is disingenuous and not representative of real user experience. You decided to include a one-time cookie message that pushes down the content and not include the actual search results which are f
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by krelian 13y ago
You have some examples? I'll be happy to see because as someone who searches I'm pretty happy with the results I'm seeing.
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by krelian 13y ago
I've seen Google's search results and I think they are very relevant and are getting more relevant all the time. Frankly I think they do just enough to distinguish what are ads and what are search results. The reason most visitors
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by krelian 13y ago
>Now there's absolutely no reason to believe that Google or HP care if your friends got the best computer for their money, Google wants their ad money and HP is in the business of selling computers at margins as high as they can. Yo
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by krelian 13y ago
I will tell you are right once there are no longer 10 results on the serp page. Google wants you to use their products, if the search results they give you are bad then less people will use their search engine. It's that simple. At any
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by krelian 13y ago
I remember back in the old days search engines were explicitly saying that words like "and" "how" etc.. were ignored when returning the results for your search. These days these words are becoming the key to get you the
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by krelian 13y ago
I love this project no matter in which iteration it's sent (just hate the inevitable wtf comments from those who don't bother to do the minimal dig-in) It's as if it was taken from some (good) psychological thriller/hac
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by krelian 13y ago
The tactics they are using basically mean they are dead. It's expertssexchange all over again.
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by krelian 13y ago
>Why do you seem to think SEOs shouldn't get data? Because they pollute the real results. If you write your content for search engines and not for users then it's bad content.
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by krelian 13y ago
The target was one registrar and the disruption wasn't anything that's going to be talked bout tomorrow morning. Fairly lame for a sophisticated false flag operation.
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by krelian 13y ago
If you think they are so sophisticated to create this false flag operation why are the targets and magnitude of this so lame?
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by krelian 13y ago
Do you feel the same about say, the NSA snooping your data? After all, you never lost access to your data, they just made a meaningless copy of it.
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by krelian 13y ago
Sublime Text 2 is written in C++ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2822114
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by krelian 13y ago
When we can longer have this discussion, either because access to the means that make it possible has been barred from us or because the risk is too great.
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by krelian 13y ago
I felt so angry while reading this. It's clear to say that the terrorists have won.
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by krelian 13y ago
What's the actual risk for the vendor when releasing the drivers? Isn't all the magic in the chip itself and driver only serves as an interface?
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by krelian 13y ago
The problem with conspiracy theorists is that they believe their theories to be 99% certain instead of the most probable 1%. "I told you so" goes both ways except that conspiracy theorists never accept and admit it, there will alw
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by krelian 13y ago
I don't really understand the amazement of everyone after looking at this video. He's Turkish (I think), not bound by U.S law and published this video as some kind of demonstration of his capabilities as a security consultant hop
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by krelian 13y ago
These things are always motivation boosters. I've had a gaming idea for a long time now but I feel that I know close to nothing about graphics programming to make it work.
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by krelian 13y ago
>Amen friend. I started them again a couple weeks ago and popped through the first three in a week! A bit off-topic but how long does it take you to finish an average length book? Whenever I try to improve my reading speed I feel that I&
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by krelian 13y ago
>This is a reference to the President's years-long struggle against preventative injunctions put in place by Argentine courts against her efforts to break up the big Argentine media trusts that are her strongest local political enem
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by krelian 13y ago
Chrome is my main browser and I use it all day at work. The browser window opens instantly for me but it only becomes usable about a minute or so later after it has finished grinding on the hard drive. From the looks of it I'd say it&#
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by krelian 13y ago
I think we are getting into spam territory with this site.
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by krelian 13y ago
I don't know if a command line interface is what we need. I just want more like sites like these (just a couple of examples of the top of my head but generally you just "know" these when you see them): http://nuwen

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