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by naaaaak 12y ago
If this ever starts to become a serious competitor, Facebook will just acquire them and all bets are off.
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by naaaaak 12y ago
Lobbying is a way to influence government, except only interests with lots of money can do it. The influence is so great, pretty much whoever has the most money has the most say. Sound like bribery? It is, but it was made legal. Don’t wo
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by naaaaak 13y ago
The solution is streaming the data at all times. The idea of a black box is an antiquity - something used as a backup to the stream, perhaps. Hold on while I go patent the shit out of this (yeah right, fuck the USPTO if they approve someth
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by naaaaak 13y ago
Around San Francisco this week, some were seen sporting Electronic Frontier Foundation T-shirts featuring a retooled N.S.A. logo with an eagle using its talons to plug into the American telecom network, symbolized by AT&T. Asked about
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by naaaaak 13y ago
The Dean’s response is such a typical academia response. It showcases the hypocrisy of these institutions and the fiefdom of a bureaucrat. Too many academic institutions claim they are all about learning and growing and leadership, until y
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by naaaaak 13y ago
If I were MS I'd provide no updates to laggards. They either can't upgrade or they won't upgrade, so what's the point? What does another year of virus definitions really get them when the Fisher Price OS can already be
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by naaaaak 13y ago
Campaigns won't work, be it email or phone. A lot of Californians (and US citizens in general) have been trained to automatically vote for someone with a D (or R) next to the person's name. They've also been trained to apol
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by naaaaak 13y ago
Might as well attach Google boilerplate to the bottom of this "article" and link to http://www.google.com/press/ . Summary: We know nothing and can't say.