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by lgleason 14y ago
If the Chinese want to block a US software company from doing business in China by blocking access to them, then the US should impose tarifs on any software outsourcing to China with stiff penalties for any companies trying to circumvent i
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by lgleason 14y ago
So here's the thing. Someone can easily set up a robocall campaign with Twillio, Tropo or any number of other services. I would like to see anti-robocall measures strictly enforced. With that being said I wonder what percentage of these
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by lgleason 14y ago
Now is a good time to stroke your dev pair :) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4680178
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by lgleason 14y ago
That's an interesting variation. I never had thought of that! :)
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Interspecies Pair (Purr) Programming(polyglotprogramminginc.com)
67 points by lgleason 14y ago|12 comments
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by lgleason 14y ago
The cloud is where voice is going.....before traditional voice telecom dies. Nice to see this!
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by lgleason 14y ago
That is one of the reasons why I set up my workstation on my deck when I am working from home and the weather is nice.
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by lgleason 14y ago
At least Top Gear will have a ample supply of pianos to drop on cars :).
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by lgleason 14y ago
The problem is that some of these documents try to intimidate patients by adding statements that the patient cannot sue even-though they are un-enforceable. I have also seen cases where doctors have sued patients who leave bad comments abo
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Tech The Next 20 Years(lancegleason.com)
3 points by lgleason 16y ago|0 comments
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by lgleason 16y ago
This guy must be living in one of those areas of China with massive pollution. Lead poisoning would explain this kind of delusional logic.