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Ahmadinejad speaks at Columbia University - 2007(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by mikemoka 14y ago|1 comments
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by mikemoka 14y ago
Everyone keeps talking about the new bubble.. there is a slight difference from the 2000s anyway..hasn't anyone noticed the 2 BILLION PEOPLE online?...
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by mikemoka 15y ago
.. this is clearly an April Fools joke.. "do you agree to be responsible for the weather in Seattle?". I'd say yes, but I have a feel that Chuck Norris,who's actually in charge, might not like that.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Ok so, how could they protect a UAV from thieves? Anyone could jam the remote control signal or use a net to block it on the ground.They could add an effective gps based alarm and insure the drones,this is a real problem though, only while
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How UNICODE sees emotions(unicode.org)
1 points by mikemoka 15y ago|0 comments
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by mikemoka 15y ago
I second that
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Everyone is speaking about bandwidth speed, but what about the first major product launch of the post-Steve era? What was your impression about it? A little bit of something clearly wasn't there if you ask me
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by mikemoka 15y ago
I am sure they A/B tested the new design, even though it appears somewhat less effective on a first look.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
do you think it may be believable? it looks quite a bit exaggerated in my opinion..
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Mossad "pastes" a message for Anonymous(pastebin.com)
4 points by mikemoka 15y ago|4 comments
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The last days of Dotcom's Megalife(usatoday.com)
1 points by mikemoka 15y ago|0 comments
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Interesting, but can anyone find an use case for this beside an in browser "second life" clone?
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by mikemoka 15y ago
I agree about watching out against abuses by corporations or by the government, but megaupload was never the answer simoly because it didn't fill his purpose, which ideally should be to replace music and video brick and mortar stores. Netfl
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Ever since I heard about SOPA I hoped that Wikipedia would have done it sometime soon. It worked for Italy as far as I know. http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/10/italia...
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Smart bullets, that is the best oxymoron I heard in my whole life.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
ok but you can't present it as a true dropbox alternative then
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by mikemoka 15y ago
does it work this way? user shares file > the system stores the file on S3 > the system distributes the shared file through torrent > "enough" torrent peers are reached > the system REMOVES the file from S3 > a week goes
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Yes right, companies owning millions of dollars (they have 50 million users a day..) shouldn't pay their share of taxes in times like these. But what if "legal tax avoidance" by such companies was one of the very reasons why you and me are
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Want to know why they are shady? Are you able to find their company information or do they still own that PO Box based in Hong Kong? How can you be sure where the money from Mega Companies will go? Do you think they give (or would never giv
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The impact of SOPA on the health of online buyers.(techdirt.com)
2 points by mikemoka 15y ago|0 comments
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by mikemoka 15y ago
Web companies should know how to write a readable text, it's pity they could just come up with something like that. This text is not coincise, it doesn't draw the attention of the reader to any specific point and it shows several other shor
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by mikemoka 15y ago
It's way more complex than that. The debt includes private and public institutions, and countries from outside Europe.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
The diagram, as others have said, is old, here is probably the most updated version: http://www.thepeakeffect.com/2011/09/europes-web-of-debt-upd... no mention of sources though.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
The streaming never managed to start and every time I clicked on watch the application was downloaded again (and again). The saddest thing anyway in my opinion is that the man featured must raise funds for his healthcare, otherwise, his wor
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by mikemoka 15y ago
In an alternate timeline he would have done it on Diaspora.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
He managed to do what apps like Songbird haven't been able to accomplish in years, finally I see a quick non bloated but feature rich music player on OSX. The only missing thing if you ask, a quick way to set the song I am currently listeni
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by mikemoka 15y ago
"saying “no” to projects doesn’t make you Steve Jobs if you say no to inspiring things. It’s the discernment that’s meaningful, not the refusal. Anyone can point their thumb to the ground." I am sorry I just had to quote this.
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by mikemoka 15y ago
The whole thing is actually 5 years old, look at the date above...
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by mikemoka 15y ago
So let me straight, being the first one a setting it wasn't a vulnerability, instead this one is. I can't see the logic behind their reasoning, in my opinion they are both superficial security policies (ie. badly set defaults)
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by mikemoka 15y ago
in my opinion he cannot delegate and should actually learn to do that

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