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Agnostic theism
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I am a strong agnostic... or strongly agnostic, I don't know what's the proper grammatical form. But I DO know strong agnosticism is what sums my own thoughts on god. :-) (I don't get why you've been downmodded to -1, I have just +1'd you
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18y ago
I am agnostic, so I can't vote, apparently.
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18y ago
Thanks for the ups, I appreciate them. I will write something better and submit to wikileaks and/or the EFF. If anyone has some other suggestion I am all ears.
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Freedom of expression in serious danger in Italy
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TED: MIT Students Turn Internet Into a Sixth Human Sense
(blog.wired.com)
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Looks like 2009 is going to be (open) identity year? If only the big ones started to accept third party openid to login to their services...
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Know of http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/calendar/ already? EDIT: well reading your question with more attention, you more likely need the entire YUI (grids, etc)
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UK spends billions on high-tech IDs, forgets to buy card readers
(crunchgear.com)
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Yes I know, I really love their archive... I was hoping to find something as of now :-)
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Duplicate of: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=466704 ... honestly I liked both the first article and this second one, but I don't get it why shimon posted it twice on HN -- so I flagged this one.
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18y ago
Well, it looks like I was looking at comments older than 24hrs (can downmod comments I have replied to, in the last few minutes): so I am wrong on this :-)
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"Location of work is Bangalore" (last line)
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Well I cannot downmod comments I have already replied to. Up/downmodding does NOT mean you agree or disagree with that comment, it means you find it useful/interesting or that it has added something/contributed to the discussion
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When it happens to me it is because I have replied to that comment. I assume that it is because if you replied to a comment you DO think it is worth reading it, and it surely contributed to the discussion, therefore no sense in downmodding
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Unfortunatly they are just slides so far (but still interesting). Anyone got some URL to audio/video/liveblog/transcripts on this speak?
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Tim Berners-Lee speaks on Linked Data @ TED09
(w3.org)
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It's pretty much a non-news -- I think everyone is aware of this -- but backing it up with actual tests and data is great . Thanks for sharing the post
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This is why I love HN. Thank you, I managed to miss that discussion :-)
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Be sure not to miss "Learning from mistakes" from 37signals. http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/60-learning-from-mistakes...
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18y ago
I suggest you to go for the lawyer, a good and skilled lawyer who understands software licensing issues.
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As the book states one cannot provide such a solution for all of them. I get your (and other people in the favour of the table argument) POV, but I simply do not agree. I suggest people to read http://www.alistapart.com/articles/understand
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18y ago
I am from Bergamo, it is 200km far from Padova :-)
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links does't support CSS, therefore "in all browsers" is a condition that can never be met.
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May I suggest reading "Everything you know about CSS is wrong" by Rachel Andrew and Kevin Yank? It teaches to produce table-like grid layouts using CSS.
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He wasn't detained.
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Arrested? They aren't talking about any arrest on that article
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What guided Google's decision back in '98 was to deliver the most kickass search engine ever, the sooner the better (I guess). From that point to now it's a matter of perfectioning every single aspect of their creature, to ensure a great UX
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Want to talk about one of our politicians (Matteo Salvini) asking to make a parliament hearing because facebook closed his account? sigh
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What does the design of google back in 1998 have to do with the inline CSS argument?
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