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naner
16y ago
Oh, come on. How many successful startups can you list that are benevolent world-changing businesses versus how many are simply solving some technical problem or a fun distraction.
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16y ago
You shouldn't bite the hand that... hosts you. And it is pretty unprofessional. Ketralnis thinks he's defending his buddies but he isn't really helping the situation.
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16y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/g66f0/why_reddit_was_d... A former employee is not quite as nice to Amazon.
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16y ago
http://partialobjects.com/2011/03/is-looting-our-default-rea... when you feel like you’re on your own, when you feel abandoned and the only one who you can depend on is you, then yes, you’re going to do what you have to do to survive. Th
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16y ago
That's about 4 years too early for you to be running Gentoo, buddy. * tugs at Locke1689's neckbeard to see if it's fake
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16y ago
"Everybody" doesn't hate anything, perhaps all you hear are the people complaining. These projects are being accepted by various Linux users reasonably well. Any type of change is going to inspire some ire among longtime users. And I'm afra
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16y ago
90% of users are already on the official client (see the link to the announcement in the article) so the "fragmentation" argument doesn't hold water. I'm guessing this is the nice letter asking devs to stop developing competing client apps
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If you’ve heard about it, it’s too late.
(partialobjects.com)
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16y ago
Best Buy has some kind of buyback program. I don't know anything about it (like if it applies to Apple products) but they are advertising it.
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16y ago
Look around your house or office and consider how many devices like TVs, dvd players, DVRs, broadband routers, access control devices, industrial control systems and the like run linux and have a usb port. I have a few devices that are ru
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16y ago
My parents pay $7 to rent a movie for 48 (or 24?) hours on demand through Comcast. People pay for convenience.
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16y ago
Out of curiosity, can anyone describe the experience for the rest of us: How well does it work? Does it require Silverlight or some other plugin? How is the resolution? Etc. I think this is pretty huge. Facebook is obviously exploring sever
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16y ago
Chris DiBona replied below that it is just a 20% project.
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16y ago
Here's another one: http://www.aldaily.com/
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16y ago
This is hard to make sense of without knowing how the redesigned Gnome 3 desktop looks and works. You can get an idea on their website: http://www.gnome3.org/ http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Design/
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16y ago
He didn't find it "due to Reddit." His mechanic noticed it when doing maintenance work (it was hidden improperly and was an older, bulkier model). Then the kid posted a picture of it to Reddit and asked what it was. Shortly after the FBI s
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16y ago
Here's the meat since 80% of the article is PR blabbering and we all already know who Red Hat is: When we released RHEL 6 approximately four months ago, we changed the release of the kernel package to have all our patches pre-applied. Why
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16y ago
Markus isn't saying "I think piracy is great and you should all do it" he's saying it exists and you just have to deal with it. This is kind of where I always stood (I don't pirate personally, though). If you're selling some intellectual
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16y ago
My issue is you restated his analogy changing the legal categories and the subjects and then disproved your interpretation. Patent law and copyright law are not the same and math's relation to software is not the same as the relation of ind
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16y ago
Microsoft has used patent threats to extract a "Linux tax" from vendors such as Amazon and a number of smaller companies. Microsoft has also directly sued for software patent infringement. (TomTom got sued for using Fat32, presumably for re
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16y ago
Well, I hope the "troll" wins The troll didn't go after Microsoft or Google directly, it went after hundreds of smaller companies that it had a better chance of defeating.
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16y ago
Not really. Software can be copyrighted. Words can be trademarked. Books can't be patented. Just because the analogy falls apart when you change the subjects doesn't mean the original was wrong. Though I think you can make a much stronger c
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16y ago
A lot of these books, while they may be useful, have a reputation that exceeds their contents. Reminds me of "cult classics" in film. Also, I can't help but wonder how many people are recommending books they haven't read.
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16y ago
I have a love/hate relationship with lesswrong . Every time I read one of their articles I pop open 5 links to other lesswrong articles that are being referenced. This has the potential to increase my to-read list exponentially.
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16y ago
Is there any modern serious OS that does not provide bash? By default? Windows (heh). And most Unix servers don't come with bash by default. Though I think you can install it on most anything, it is not a good idea to change the default r
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16y ago
So if QR codes are URLs, then MS Tags are bit.ly.
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16y ago
There's no clear way to profit directly from these addons without doing something sort of spammy. The Mozilla platform just really isn't set up for it and it isn't expected by users. I'm not going to make a ton of money developing small ope
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16y ago
You own a Kindle and prefer to read Kindle books on the iPad?
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16y ago
Have people stopped designing for Firefox? It does not look like that for me on Firefox on Linux. The author probably just missed it because of different font availability/preferences.
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16y ago
The sting is even worse when you have invested time and resources already. This is why they say release early and release often. Try not to fret too much. At least you didn't spend tons of resources on an iOS app to have Apple change the
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