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India govt reportedly monitors Web activities, without ISP knowledge
(zdnet.com)
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Microsoft's emerging market dilemma
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Google’s browser becomes a true platform with today’s launch of Chrome Apps
(thenextweb.com)
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13y ago
Some context: Onions prices right now are in a state of inflationary flux in India and this seems to be a new way to tackle the problem. EDIT: Noted that the seller was Groupon.
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Buy onions at Rs 9 per kg online from Groupon
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Fueled by Govt Orders, PC Shipments Hit a New High
(nextbigwhat.com)
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India Wants To Ban US-Based Email Systems For Govt Comms Over NSA Concerns
(techdirt.com)
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Gay Spouses in All States Now Married Under U.S. Tax Law
(bloomberg.com)
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Wave goodbye to global warming, GM and pesticides
(independent.ie)
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Tell you what. Let us enumerate the number of new advanced drugs that Non-Indians brought to India. That list will be long; the worst part is that all those technical drug lists may turn out to have at least one Indian working on them, our
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I am not so sure the US is outpacing the rest by far. Assuming 179 million American FB MAU [1] and the next highest (India, a country I am a citizen of) having ~3200 requests for roughly 78 million MAU [2]. you get (78/179 * 11500) ~ 5
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Did you know Twitter shadows every click you make?
(alexanderhanff.com)
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EPAutos is Deay-Ud - due to an unexplained Google de-listing
(ericpetersautos.com)
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Google: "Gmail users don't expect content privacy"
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Ray Kurzweil: "By 2029, computers will match human intelligence"
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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> On the same day, Pavel Durov, CEO of the social network VKontakte, offered Snowden a job as a security software developer. In his career, hasn't Snowden been more of a sys admin type?[1]. Putting all the hoopla/outrage over h
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13y ago
I am an Indian so I wasn't referring to the US in particular although my bad that I didn't make it clear. Well, the voting system is not necessarily perfect, at least not here. In my country there are sects where people sell their
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13y ago
> For what it's worth, I take that form of "tl;dr" as emphasis, not as a literal tl;dr. This. I've been inured to using it in that way as well. I see the criticism above as a valid one though.
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People need to start accepting that government != country; such people as such being called as "terrorists" or "communists" or other words that were bandied about as the bogeyman of the time are perceived as threats to t
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Emotion: The elephant in the room for marketers?
(econsultancy.com)
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Rise of the mind readers: exploring the ethics of neuroimaging
(scienceomega.com)
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Ubuntu Edge will miss $32M crowdfunding target
(theguardian.com)
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Or... They simply might not have been as competent as their competition in addressing it. I realize MS-hating is popular around here but we need not jump to the worst conclusion every time.
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I couldn't reply to your comment in response to my earlier comment so I am replying here. I believe in natural rights, not designed in the human framework sense, so I totally agree with you on what democracy is actually: mob rule of th
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13y ago
The answer is simple: with age, welfare and benefits increase.
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kshatrea
13y ago
I am totally going to have to ask you to define "we". All your talk, your speech here has an ambiguity based on your definition: "we" are all not the same. For e.g. your last question seems rhetorical; you feel that Joe
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13y ago
Let us take some normal examples of services that exist. Let us say I own the home I live in for purposes of non-ambiguity. Would you say I own the water on my property? If I don't have water, would you be okay if I never paid taxes bu
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Why H-1B visas over-subscription is worrying Infosys
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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14y ago
Firstly, there is no need for an ad hominem attack on Austrian economics (which matterhorn did not identify in his small para) and so you cannot say it will not work since you obviously never tried it, and you never gave a reason for it to
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14y ago
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.
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