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mjwalshe
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Oh and there was me thinking that this was an attempt to produce an alternate replacement for ipv6 that is designed with migration in mind rather than the ivory tower OSI style standard it became.
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and Amnesty International and the UN in general does not include ordinary criminals as human rights voilations.
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Well as some one who has been working on www based systems since 1994 and one online systems for many years before it's a pity they did not ask people actulay working in the industry. Ironically Neelie Kroes, the EU's Digital Agenda Commiss
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I would argue that analytics is vital - if you cant work out what your site is doing then you can not work out how to improve the site which costs money and indirectly jobs. I look forward to each individual shop/business making us sign a w
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you just need to do what Ireland did in 2008 and do a Swedish version of Dustin the turkey with "Irlande Douze Pointe" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mogesoyp8HY
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well actually those people are not paid to spy on us its explicitly gross misconduct in the civil service just as it is in any the company that deals with peoples data. its Tabloid Hacks and dodgy PI's that are paid to spy on us that are mo
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This trophe is older than time its self people always say that yesterday was a golden age and those pesky kids today are ruining it. "I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on frivolous youth of today, for certainl
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Having worked on campus at CIT which has a very highly regarded Business school and the rest of university tended to look down on them as having "won second place in life" to borrow an old quote from Cecil Rhodes. I would bet that 90% of no
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Chears I am of on leave for a week ill get this put into our best practice guide for our devs and IS guys when I am back. Funny thing was I tried resubmitting the main page in GWT an all the traffic came back almost instantly.
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Do you think this doesn't happen in private companies I know of a recent case where some one went down for or a major 10+ years stretch for conspiracy at British Telecom - passed address location to a hitman. Google also has fired several p
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politics, speechwriter or civil service fast track if you can get on it (better have a first)
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interesting that needs to go into the webmaster guidelines I was not seeing 500's or having it reported in GWT as errors on the site that it happened to
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I have also seen a messed up (404 erroring) robots.txt file cause a site to get deindexed out of the blue
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6 days you LUCKY LUCKY Bastard - i have user stories over 6 months old that haven't been actioned yet and had to wait 2 months to get a gwt verification file installed
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Doddgy as all fuck any site that has a header dripping with faux iliminati symbols and appears to be punting MLM and make monney fast should not be on hacker news.
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Of course everyone loves the climate out there :-) - apart from the guy who I know who went out to that part of the world and had to return for medical reasons. Oh and you know in the next door country guys can't have long hair and also run
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Realy Guys I give the poster who did not know the diference bwtween inane and insane - some valid feedback instead if insulting his lack of knowledge of english and I get voted down?
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Buy a dictionary :-)
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yeh right we belive you - this is more cynical than Capt Renault in Casablaca.
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Good point and one of the things the powers that be hated about Gutenberg and those who wanted to print Bibles in the vernacular - was they did not want the hoi poli learning to read and getting ideas above their station. More recently simi
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So good for poachers then :-)
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yeh but the PTP dowload for wow sucks I get faster speeds turning it off
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mostly sells guns - I suspect the ratio of dodgy/legit is worse for bittorrent that the average pawn shopp
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No one realy needs to use bit torrent to download distros I must have built 10 od machines from distros in the last 9 months - just dowload the net isntall (which is tiny) and do it that way Will is clutching at straws here
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All things being equal a collocated team will always beat distributed ones -soory to be brutal but thats how it is. Anyone who says otherwise is a sales man trying to flog video conferenceing gear or deluding themselves. This is based on m
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But they do seem to consider having a regular riot with the police as almost a tradition.
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really what sort of bus? Routemaster ,Bendy Bus, one of those new Boris busses, a US school Bus. Also how does one easily estimate the free space inside a bus. How many pasendgers are there with or with out a driver or conducter can I remov
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I recall a commentary on a stargate episode where they commented that the USAF was always upset if any of the actors didn't follow the rules about hats to the letter.
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Yes I think the author of the article desperately wants "hack" to have its old MIT usage - I am afraid that train has left the station decades ago.
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well back in the early/mid 90's in the Uk Forbidden Planet used to have Mondo 2000 and Wired in the rack next to Skin 2. Skin2 is a famous Fetish Mag - for those you who don't get out much.
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