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by laut 18y ago
Users should be encouraged to not share their password with anyone or anything, but twitter. 3rd party apps could use OAuth.
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by laut 18y ago
Have you seen footage from an eye tracking session? A user can't explain or point his mouse to where he is looking. The eyes move quickly and somewhat unconsciously.
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by laut 18y ago
If you knew the price of a stock on a certain date, options would be good. And you could leverage the investment with no risk. Better return than buying stocks outright.
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by laut 18y ago
Is Western Europe one of the "named countries"?
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by laut 18y ago
More flush with cash and profitable than desperate I'd say.
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by laut 18y ago
If we are talking about institutions still in place today of 1000+ year age, there are examples such as the Japanese empire (started BC) and the Danish kingdom (started in the 10th century).
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by laut 18y ago
If you are voting you could start with not voting for the politicians that keep corn subsidies in place. Which is most of them. Probably Ron Paul would be one of the few politicians that are actually against it. Because it doesn't say in th
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by laut 18y ago
Some are christians some are not. I don't know why Danes or Swedes are labeled godless. In the surveys I have seen, most, but not all, Danes say they believe in God. I know that in many other countries some a lot of people say they are Chri
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by laut 18y ago
Apple, a growth company, is at a P/E of about 18. The historical average is about 20. Growth companies (like Apple) were at 30-40+ recently.
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by laut 18y ago
And expensive, capped, government controlled internet. Which the government wants to add an extensive government firewall to. And logging/surveillance of which websites people visit. But who want's freedom when you can have sausages? ;)
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by laut 18y ago
Actually it looks like they imitated some features and solutions from OS X, not just simplicity per se. For instance the dock, how the user can control the menubar (taskbar in Windows) and how you select a wireless network. By Redmond runni
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by laut 18y ago
Looks like they managed to copy some simplicity from OS X. Good for them and good for the users.
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by laut 18y ago
Yeah, having cash is overrated. Give all of your cash to me ;) Seriously, Apple are raking it in. They have more cash because they make so much money every quarter. I think they should pay dividends though.
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by laut 18y ago
Yes. Not knowing exactly when it will be finished, trying to see if the light is just "on" or pulsating. Getting off the train while it's still at your station or getting on a plane etc.
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by laut 18y ago
> Umm, yeah, and unfettered capitalism does such a wonderful job of allocating resources. True.
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by laut 18y ago
First of all it is morally wrong. And for the good of a nation? Nationalism is an ugly thing. Second of all it's not good for the nation.
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by laut 18y ago
In his defense, they spell it expresso in France. Either way you should be able to a good one and a grinder for less than about US$2000 most places. If you can afford to have several employees, spending $2K should be doable.
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by laut 18y ago
Is that per mile or per hour? If you drive you do have some control of the risk. By how you drive, which car you drive, how it's maintained and when you drive etc.
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by laut 18y ago
So they want some central planner to dictate technology in the "land of the free"... ha!
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by laut 18y ago
No, not contradictory. Apple is going down with all the other stocks. It has had a high multiple (Price of the stock/earnings) and still has IMO. The growth in Mac sales is not news and has been known by the market.
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by laut 18y ago
Not luxury for everyone. A lot of people use Macs for work and will only buy Macs if they need another computer.
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by laut 18y ago
I'd say it's a great advertisment for how much wealth that can be created in a relatively free economy. You don't see many mega yacht buyers from Cuba or North Korea. And I think your thought of having the state stealing even more money fro
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by laut 18y ago
I think you can get unlocked ones in Italy as well. And France.
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by laut 18y ago
He can pilot it himself. I think if you are going to have a mega yacht, sail is the way to go over power. Yeah, it's a floating home, but it can also sail - that's awesome. You can take a tender into harbors. Also, longer sail boats can g
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by laut 18y ago
Why the hate? It seems that you make up stories about term sheets just to hate on the ship. It isn't his fault that the financial system is a mess. Turn to politicians and voters for that. That he builds a big ship doesn't mean that someone
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by laut 18y ago
That's what I'm doing these days. The big changes haven't happened yet... but hopefully it will come.
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by laut 18y ago
Very apt that this is in the Guardian. A newspaper for haters.
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by laut 18y ago
I moved out of Denmark. If a Danish company sells something to consumers it has to charge 25% VAT, even if those consumers live somewhere else. Living costs are high. Corporate tax rate has been lowered, but pretty much all the other taxes
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by laut 18y ago
Have you read Bastiat? http://bastiat.org/en/twisatwins.html#broken_window What is not seen is all the businesses that are not started. What is not seen is how business could deliver better products/services, that people would want, but d
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by laut 18y ago
For starters: The government runs schools and universities in the US.

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