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by naner 15y ago
Is there any kind of demo or do you have to register to even get a glimpse of this thing? Also looks like it has nothing to do with mind-mapping.
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by naner 15y ago
It is not always pure mark-up. Small businesses don't have the volume to be able to sell things at the low prices large online retailers like Amazon do.
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by naner 15y ago
I'm relating all this to explain why I think it's ludicrous to suggest that this illness is hysterical. I don't know anything about the validity of the research being done in this case. That being said, when people are talking about menta
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by naner 15y ago
If you have a patent, you MUST have a product or be working on a product using the technology in question or you cannot litigate others using your idea. That doesn't help in the case where non-innovative patents are used in an anti-compet
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by naner 15y ago
I can't believe anyone would rent out their home. I assumed most people rented out spare properties, not their primary residence.
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by naner 15y ago
I prefer this approach, too. However I would still like to be able to use the scroll wheel to navigate pages when not on a mobile device. Scrolling up/down to move the pages left/right would be ridiculous, though. It would have to be set up
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by naner 15y ago
Ultimately this turned out to be a false alarm. Although the machine was under attack (on many levels: there was activity hitting the packet filter, trying all sorts of injection at the Apache level and having a go at SSH) the actual alert
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by naner 15y ago
He [Vic] says that he is trying to make sure a positive tone gets set here. Like when a restaurant doesn't allow people who aren't wearing shirts to enter. He says it isn't about real names. He says he isn't using his legal name here. He s
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by naner 15y ago
Amazing. Google finally starts to make big advances in the coveted social arena only to shoot themselves in the foot.
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by naner 15y ago
The link isn't published yet, but they use a predictable URL for the mp3 file so it is not difficult to find. This sort of early reveal is probably frowned upon by the organization that produces the radio show, though. I'll admit that I let
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by naner 15y ago
This is probably a little hyperbolic. I have a gmail address and I don't expect it to disappear. If it does, however, I will still survive (after going through some temporary pain). I feel like you're telling me I shouldn't use a credit car
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by naner 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bates_method “Despite continued anecdotal reports of successful results, Bates’ techniques have not been shown to objectively improve eyesight, and his main physiological proposition – that the eyeball change
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by naner 15y ago
If you're in Atlanta you're near Georgia Tech. They're pumping out CS graduates, have undergraduate students looking for experience, and also have a pretty good internship program. It is not Silicon Valley but you're better situated than a
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by naner 15y ago
CD Baby just started out with some links to purchase albums IIRC. Derek then manually filled orders and sent items out.
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by naner 15y ago
It was merely listed as an advantage. You have the option of changing Scribus or paying someone to change Scribus for you. You do not have that option with InDesign. The possibility that Scribus is a cumbersome mess (I haven't used it) is
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by naner 15y ago
The site has too much hate speech, and it is hard to support that financially. Between the misogyny and the atheist anti-Christian bigotry, it's pretty bad. You don't have to be either a woman or a theist to see that's wrong. The site doe
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by naner 15y ago
http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/CollaborativeEditing It has been tried a few times.
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by naner 15y ago
Sorry, I rewrote my post. For the record, I initially asked if it was ok for Gmail to allow me to export my contact list (using OP's reasoning). And I don't maintain my Gmail contact list. People email me and their contact info gets saved b
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by naner 15y ago
I agree with the notion that exporting a whole list of contacts and importing them into a different social network is bad (and annoying), but I don't think FB should prevent me from exporting my contact list. On the contrary, I think social
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by naner 15y ago
Apple is using the patent system exactly as it was intended. Apple has been researching personal computing since it was founded, and invests heavily in figuring out exactly what works to make viable products. The patents are broad enough
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by naner 15y ago
Comcast appears to be aware of the net neutrality concerns since they don't give their Xfinity streaming service any preference[1]. Their VOIP, however, doesn't count against your quota. They claim that is because it uses different infrastr
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by naner 15y ago
James notes the uncertainty surrounding Java following Oracle's acquisition of Sun, and the uncertainty around .NET as Microsoft seems to be de-prioritizing it in Windows 8. I can't imagine Java and .NET developers moving to C++ much less
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by naner 15y ago
Stallman, who effectively think it's immoral to make money off selling the software itself This is just lazy. Stallman's position has literally nothing to do with money. Also I don't really understand the rest of your post: Linux and the
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by naner 15y ago
Perhaps if he was more civil with the service reps and just explained the mistake he would have been given a reprieve. Regardless, it doesn't sound like he's willing to cut back his data use.
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by naner 15y ago
Assuming Comcast is the only ISP in his area, can he sign up for a Comcast business account? It appears he doesn't just want his account reinstated but he expects unlimited data use.
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by naner 15y ago
I listened to him read his canned warning that if I exceeded their cap again I'd be cut off again. Ok. Sure, the data cap sucks, but this guy broke a Comcast policy, got a warning, and then broke the policy again. I'm not surprised he got
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by naner 15y ago
It is an anti-competitive business practice even if it is strictly legal. I don't care who's doing it. In this case it is pretty clear Microsoft can't compete fairly so they're beating everyone over the head with their legal department.
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by naner 15y ago
Going on a tangent, but hotmail is really good nowadays. I hope you're joking. Live Mail (which subsumed Hotmail) is atrocious, the interface sucks. Live Mail also doesn't do a good job of catching spam. The only thing worse I've used int
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by naner 15y ago
That seems to be imply that she is lying, though. What if she actually doesn't know the password? For example if it isn't her laptop or the password was written down and lost or it is an old encrypted volume which she doesn't use anymore, e
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by naner 15y ago
When a little guy with no resources comes up with a brilliant idea he would try to implement it, the big guys would see it and use their near infinite resources to copy it while adding features and you would be cheering for them? Out of c

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