ktizo

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by ktizo 14y ago
PJ isn't a pseudonym, it is her initials. Also, we have known that Pamela Jones was PJ since 2005, long before Oracle even bought Sun, let alone sued Google. So basically, and please excuse the language, you appear to be talking complete an
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by ktizo 14y ago
You should possibly recognise that being paid to hold an opinion is very different from being paid for an opinion.
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by ktizo 14y ago
"There is no way for the common person do that" Eh? Of course there is. It is called investigatory journalism and it is a lot of work. Also, I think you may have the moral of the story wrong.
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by ktizo 14y ago
I don't know if PJ is paid by any of the parties involved, but I do know that PJ has actual legal experience as a paralegal, which is the main reason I think that her analysis carries weight when compared to those with no professional legal
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by ktizo 14y ago
That can't be it, for obvious reasons. [edit] though I do suspect they might be instances of SIRI unintentionally using Apple's idle clock cycles to troll online messageboards. Which may also explain 90% of youtube.
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by ktizo 14y ago
How long before certain tolled roads mandate autonomous cars, citing safety reasons.
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by ktizo 14y ago
You might just be a disturbed director of a lifesized puppet theater with access to a mini jcb and thoughts of taking contemporary seaside entertainment to the next level of historical accuracy. In which case Steve wont have had a lot of cr
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by ktizo 14y ago
This has already occurred, is just that the French are keeping it secret until they have finished the final alignment checks on the giant laser. I think they plan to unveil it for the London Olympics by burning the words Vive la France onto
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by ktizo 14y ago
Is not an unreasonable philosophy to get pissed off with the bullshit of modern life and to go and live in the woods for a bit. Lots of people do that at one point or another. The unreasonable, or crazy, or just plain mean, miserable and bi
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by ktizo 14y ago
And sometimes it is still you, even when you think you know otherwise.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Dangerous assumption. The title might only be a clever ruse. Personally I suspect it is a shadowy cabal of part time gooseberry farmers.
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by ktizo 14y ago
But possibly a lot less entertaining.
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by ktizo 14y ago
I wonder what the hoax people really are.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Doesn't really matter how much extra money you can spend on the teaching if the kids are all sugar crashing and can't concentrate.
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by ktizo 14y ago
What kind of Americans? Say they are a Sioux-Polish American from Chicago and an Irish-Mexican-Mongolian American from Houston, then yeah, why not call the kid Chinese. My mate was born on holiday in Australia and only lived there for a wee
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by ktizo 14y ago
Reminds me of Terry Pratchett's concept of retro-phrenology... You can go into a shop in Ankh-Morpork and order an artistic temperament with a tendency to introspection. What you actually get is hit on the head with a large hammer, but it
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by ktizo 14y ago
True, that did impress me a lot to be honest. I kept expecting it to go boom when they cancelled launch after lighting the engines. Is a very cool capability.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Ouch.... that was expensive.
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by ktizo 14y ago
a. Facebook != social media b. Doesn't matter how many social networking sites are built if we run out of room. c. Mapping, telecoms, climate, nuclear proliferation.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Slaughterhouse 5 is a wonderful book and Kurt Vonnegut is sorely missed, but so it goes.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Like having a party in an open prison.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Code reuse finally arrived with the combination of javascript, html and 'right click, view source'.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Reminds me of my usual answer when asked by people - "Why does 'x' computing device not work properly?" Because a hell of a lot of the code running on it was written a month or so late, in a panic, at 4am, by someone who was hungover and wi
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by ktizo 14y ago
Modern vessels use electric motors powered by a generator to move the screw anyway.
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by ktizo 14y ago
Has anyone done a decently researched bust card website/app for smartphones that covers different laws for different worldwide jurisdictions yet? I am sure that this could be funded by contextually advertising lawyers selected for their qua
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by ktizo 14y ago
They lend some of them out to people, but only on the promise of getting even more pies back. And sometimes their children are really bad at pie collecting and so the pies get returned when the pie collector dies.
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by ktizo 14y ago
I always prefer lots of screens of different sizes on a few machines (some running while in different states of deconstruction), as while you can never have too many pixels available, sometimes you may not want to use them all at once. And
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by ktizo 14y ago
Some quick pie based economics. Marketing only increases the amount of pie you get when compared to no marketing at all, it doesn't increase the amount of pie available to get however. The problem is not in grabbing more pie than everyone e
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by ktizo 14y ago
If a court is banning a publication, surely at least someone might be expected to go and double check that the claim isn't bullshit. You know, just on the basis of it being their job, or something nice like that. Otherwise it isn't really a
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by ktizo 14y ago
I love learning. Am currently using a lot of my spare time to teach myself 3d printing technologies, some basic fluid dynamics, the voronoi/delauney maths stuff, and the thermodynamics of engine design. Plus there is all the stuff I have to

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