mvanvoorden

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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
One trip about 2 years ago made me realize that I should not worry about things I can't control, and changed me from the bitter, angry person I'd become to the life loving happy person I used to be when I was young, in an instant.
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
Cool, reminds me of Cyberhippietotalism, a residential hackerspace. An average of 4-5 people in the house, being able to improve your programming skills, learn to cook a really good meal, and have a lot of fun on the go in a warm climate (C
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
A lot of modern medicine are based on traditional medicine. In a lot of cases working substances in the plant are isolated and then synthesized to minimize side effects caused by other substances in the plant. Don't forget that a lot o
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
The only reason you see that human civilization doesn't gain anything from this is because you use knowledge/science to define progress. What if you tie progress to overall happiness? Living a simpler life, without the stress of i
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
For people who like to know more about (almost) moneyless living: - http://moneyless.info - This interview: http://vimeo.com/65171169 Inspired by these things but not ready to go totally without, I'm moving
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
I have it, but "The user may not redistribute the data without separate permission." But if you have any questions about it, I can try to answer them, my username here also corresponds to a gmail account I use ;)
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
If you have to apply to specific terms, but are able to access everything without complying to these terms, this effectively means that the data is publicly and freely accessible. Rules on itself don't restrict anything, enforcement do
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
I wonder what their legal department was thinking when they decided to take this action. Something like: "Oh my god, we have fans! Quick, make their life miserable by suing the company that we uploaded our music to so our fans will be
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
Yes it is. When MS-DOS introduced defrag.exe, the term defragging came into existence and never left :)
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
It's easy to blame the governments for everything that goes wrong. WE the people are the ones in power. WE the people are the ones who vote for the policies of a company by buying their products. Since when did we shift all of our resp
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
That was not the question, and not the only point I mentioned.
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
Regardless of the quality of their hardware, would you support a company that doesn't pay taxes, that's turning their OS more and more into a cage, that lets their hardware be assembled in factories where employees work in harsh c
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Android ROM for Geeksphone Peak(translate.google.nl)
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
Is it me or do I see a hyphen in front of the amount, making him not the richest guy in the world, but poorer than all nations of the world?
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Android running on Geeksphone Peak(youtube.com)
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
Why would anyone still be using (street) crack when the pure and safe alternative is there to use when drugs are no longer illegal? People don't need to be protected against themselves. That's exactly what makes people not being a
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by mvanvoorden 13y ago
As long as you encrypt all your communications, you have nothing to fear, especially not as a seller. Doing it right makes you completely anonymous. Only if you're a buyer, there comes a moment when you have to give a postal address to
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Bitcoin: world's fastest growing currency migrates off the internet(guardian.co.uk)
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