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by loverobots 14y ago
Makes no sense to me either but since Motorola is a US company as well, MS might have found an opening. Banning Windows sales in entire Germany is no child's game, if enforced and then reversed Motorola might go bankrupt. Simple as that.
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by loverobots 14y ago
Love Linus but I think he is excited that someone is taking on Windows (cough cough :)). Files on cloud are great, until you get locked out and lose everything so...
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by loverobots 14y ago
A perfect example of how laws vary from country to country.
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Thai web editor faces 20 years for 'royal insults'(ca.news.yahoo.com)
1 points by loverobots 14y ago|1 comments
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by loverobots 14y ago
I am trying to see what MS will get for this. Content for it's devices (xBox, tablets, phone)? A settlement with B&N agreeing to pay something, even a penny, so the anti-Android patents aren't questioned? Either way, it must great to pa
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by loverobots 14y ago
Thief opens your door and my reaction will be: meh. Use better locks or at least lock it ;)
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by loverobots 14y ago
To those expecting Dropbox to meet Google's prices, they might not be able too. Google can easily lose a fortune in this until Dropbox and other small players go bankrupt.
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by loverobots 14y ago
for those that took the point: I meant an extra level of encryption, just in case there's a backdoor on the default one.
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by loverobots 14y ago
We need a plugin that automatically encrypts everything before it goes to the cloud and then decrypts it when we download. So when the subpoena start to rain our data is safe regardless of what Microsoft or Dropbox are forced to do by the
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by loverobots 14y ago
Ah the good old "How come [add name here] won, no one I know voted for him." What % of people use Linux?
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by loverobots 14y ago
On one hand MS's huge cash cow can hide so many horrible decisions, but as a company they are doing great. Especially for a "dead" one. According to some bloggers they should have been decomposed by now but they are making almost $25 BILLIO
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by loverobots 14y ago
Dubai and other micro-states are very susceptible to demographic changes for one and that's very serious. Also a lot of rich (legit and shady) types go there followed by secret services. Dubai will take their money http://www.guardian.co.u
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by loverobots 14y ago
From 2010 http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=409881258919
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by loverobots 14y ago
From a forensic evidence perspective, can an image or a drive clone suffice? And does anyone know what was this about, e-mail threat to do ... ?
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by loverobots 14y ago
Someone wake me up when we're talking about real money. Now the investors think that Evernote is only worth 3-10 times the valuation they bought in...or around $3,000,000,000.00 to $10,000,000,000.00
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by loverobots 14y ago
Jurors are going to see a list of companies that license java, almost every name out there. And then Google emails and communications how they need a license, can't do without Java, maybe shouldn't get it now, or whatever. Either way it wa
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by loverobots 14y ago
is the entire Oracle argument, so far, that you can use Java, but can't cut and paste the APIs done by Oracle /Sun engineers? With what I've read, Google sure thought they needed a licensing agreement
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by loverobots 14y ago
The powers that be are one step ahead of him http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual-Predator_Law He most likely ruined his life. (In some cases they have charged teens for having naked pictures of themselves!) He might try use free speech as
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by loverobots 14y ago
Having a reasonable end of life on support never hurt apple. Just because the iPhone is doing great, doesn't mean businesses and other slow movers avoid Apple because of this. My point is, we don't know if this hurts Apple or not.
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You only use 10 percent of brain - Myth busted(bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com)
1 points by loverobots 14y ago|0 comments
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by loverobots 14y ago
NASA is more than just lifting some stuff in space. They have staff they can't just fire, researchers, building and equipment that must be maintained, future projects and much more. Hint: Fighter jets cost a lot more because parts have to
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by loverobots 14y ago
This is great. IMO the venture will fail (to mine asteroids) but will gain lots of knowledge while "failing." Great way for the mega-rich to make a mark, Paul Allen supported a lot of space projects too.
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by loverobots 14y ago
FB is probably going to trade at $100 billion day one, maybe a get 20% jump on excitement and I think they will keep that way for quite a few quarters as they ramp up monetization. IMO, they should not trade at $100 billion to begin with bu
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by loverobots 14y ago
I do not want my data as much as I want to be able to delete everything from mm/dd/year to mm/dd/year. And I mean delete and truly forget. Tracking is the much bigger issue, my tweets out of twitter are worthless. Pictures posted are low re
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by loverobots 14y ago
Not if they paid most with FB stock valued at around $100 billion. Some caveats apply I'm sure, but I have a feeling FB will trade around $100 billion. Whether it's a good investment at $100 b or not it's a different matter, and people can
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by loverobots 14y ago
Exactly. Or, I put in in savings you go out and buy crap. Just to be sure you also load up on credit cards. GDP goes nuts...for a while.
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by loverobots 14y ago
Spain today, US tomorrow. Unless we make the dollar even more worthless, $1 trillion+ deficits are not exactly sustainable
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by loverobots 14y ago
That's the curse for MS, there are very few legitimate reasons to upgrade, XP works great and MS offered upgrades for 10 years! I cannot think of one thing that I wish they had though, at least not on top of my head. Everything else is offe
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by loverobots 14y ago
Google either "stole" from Oracle or it didn't, what you say doesn't matter much. To play your game, the world might benefit if someone took Google's money (entire $45 billion pile) and invested in vaccines or another cause to help the poor
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by loverobots 14y ago
But it's "Cloud," very different from the .com a while back. I heard it on TV and read it in a blog.

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