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The Citibank Bailout Paid Off (the Treasury made 8 billions)
(good.is)
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Thanks for reading between the lines. That was my poi t too.
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17y ago
Hope it's still in a sandbox.
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Mac OS X 10.6.3 Released
(tuaw.com)
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17y ago
If you're not going to use spell check, please turn your autocorrection off. Otherwise, I don't know how one can explain confusing "their" and "they're."
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17y ago
Has anyone tried advertising on Facebook? Is the CTR and conversions better there compared to Google? I lose money on Google adwords.
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17y ago
How about solving related or similar problems? The way one may approach those problems may give insight into incremental steps necessary to solve the hard problem.
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17y ago
It is unfortunate this is happening. Be aware, however, that the solution is not just a technology solution it is probably also a business solution--dealing with various agencies of the city and their processes. I bet most money is spent on
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17y ago
Too bad no one went after Chrome. Perhaps prize money should be in proportion to difficulty of compromise from previous years. Otherwise, it seems like everyone is grabbing the low hanging fruits-- relatively speaking of course. (None of th
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17y ago
Note that this is not a jail-broken iPhone. This is a regular iPhone with latest OS with code signing.
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IPhone hacked via Mobile Safari and SMS database hijacked (at Pwn2Own 2010)
(blogs.zdnet.com)
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17y ago
I see something like Dropbox using it. Any other examples?
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17y ago
Abundance of data sources and collectors can usually increase data quality. For instance, when we post something on mechanical turk we can ask multiple users to repeat the same task thereby scrubbing the output better. (I also wish TC crowd
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Google Pushes TV Initiative
(online.wsj.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
How old is your oldest (current) domain?
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Happy 25th Birthday ".COM"
(wkyc.com)
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17y ago
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Why some smart people don’t take action?
(lifebeyondcode.com)
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17y ago
I give you a point. I think Andrew can improve the titles and make them sound less like informercials. What he does is good & valuable work. Note that the archive is the only one that he is charging money for. So, we still can get on th
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17y ago
Searching on Twitter yields quite a bit of results for "ipad pre-ordered" May be someone can use the API to get an exact number.
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What a daft way to stop your spaniel eating the milkman
(timesonline.co.uk)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Part of being a C developer (or C++ template) developer is in fact understanding what the compiler spits out. So, this did't convine me enough because "two or more data types" made me skip right a head to the definition of Point. :-) My poi
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17y ago
Data, data everywhere http://www.economist.com/specialreports/displayStory.cfm?sto... Might be a relevant read too.
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17y ago
Good point; This is something I wanted to see discussed but the paper didn't touch on it at all. It just focused on tools and vulnerabilities in the tool and didn't dip into the process surrounding the tool.
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17y ago
'advanced persistent threats': Also means having the discipline to use just the right amount of force. "Advanced" in APT could just be the mindset of the threat not necessarily the sophistication of exploit.
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17y ago
Let me just say just because we have lot of ideas doesn't mean they all need to crystalize. I've learned that I might be thinking of an idea for a month or some whereas someone else might have thought about it for four months, tired & f
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Yes, I understand that. And that's why "people" (which I thought referred to the majority) don't care about this stuff and these stupid policies get through senate & house. Those who benefit from these policies know how to make the majo
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17y ago
They can perhaps take dual roles of other government agencies too, like US Census.
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Why not? Large number of the population doesn't have anything worth writing about or losing if their mail/phone call show up on CNN or Fox News. It is sad, I agree. Lesson for us is not to despair but to figure out how we can "sell" a good
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Putting the Web in a Spreadsheet
(technologyreview.com)
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Most people when prompted to install something will install it because the prompt (and the plugin) is between them and the task they want to finish.
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