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by napierzaza 15y ago
That's not customer service. It's viral marketing.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
So at this point every company has dirtied its hands with Software patent suing. So I'm guessing pretty much nobody is about to try and stop the madness since it would make them seem as if they are hypocrites or whiners (these cases take fo
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by napierzaza 15y ago
I see, it's some sort of search engine.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
It's nice that Odio gets to call the outcome on the experiment. Secondly, is he still stealing money from it?
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by napierzaza 15y ago
If you have a take-a-penny-leave-a-penny jar, and somebody comes and takes 500$ worth of pennies. Do you think they are possibly abusing the system? Or if someone said "Hey guys I brought this cake in for everyone to have some." and then so
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by napierzaza 15y ago
This article is pre-espresso, pre-percalator, and pre-vac pot even. I would get a lot of stomach aches, grogginess and coffee burn out from drinking regular drip. Though he is describing some sort of weird tea-like method for drinking coffe
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Why does a project that's about a minor form of good will always need to be trumped by something else? Like we need to be incessantly reminded that there are starving people for every decision we make in our day to day lives? It's nice that
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Yes, Google is such an innovative and constructive company. I imagine that they will make it up to us with a brand new innovative product that we can use while on the toilet.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
The app store has changed in many ways since its inception. Originally people were putting non-letter characters in the beginning of the apps name so they appeared at the top if alphabetical lists. They would also release updates all the ti
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by napierzaza 15y ago
The proposal is that an Open Source Printer be designed and adopted by a manufacturer. Who will design the printer to be easily and cheaply refilled? So, they will basically destroy any profit they could make by building this sort of printe
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by napierzaza 15y ago
White supremacy did not invent hegemony. It's a fallacy. There are people who say that places like Africa or North America was peaceful before the europeans. Unfortunately they were both very active places where people would kill their neig
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by napierzaza 15y ago
I think the argument is that Google is being predatory with their business, and whining when it doesn't always go their way. They want to be cut throat, destroy other peoples business, but they don't like the blow back. Oh, and they whine a
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by napierzaza 15y ago
One wrong part of this article is that Google ever said they wanted to tear down patent law. They actually said in their blog post that they wanted to buy patents and have the Nortel sale reversed and made illegal (making Google the only l
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by napierzaza 15y ago
So wrong. MSFT only invited them and Google turned them down flat. So there was not negative agreement that you are clearly inventing. Obvious that would be a raw deal, thanks for assuming that it would go that way. Just so you know, 99% of
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Duh, if they were in on the group bid, they would be co-owners of the patents, so they couldn't be used against them. Google has a pattern of martyring itself over these sales. Especially when they big the value of Pi for the Nortel patents
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Stop dreaming. Read Googles blog post. Google wants to be secure by buying up patents and over turn the Nortel patent sale. They are just whining that they don't have a toy too. Nobody is talking about overthrowing the patent system except
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Obvious lies. Google is the lone white knight who is alone in a forrest full of trolls. Who wants to collect and sell our personal information...
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Google is lying if they are pretending that Apple and MSFT have started the software patent issues. And they clearly could have tried harder for the Nortel patents if they wanted to. How about try to not just bid a magical number but actual
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by napierzaza 15y ago
I was pretty interested in Instructables until they went premium. Trying to figure out what the images show and a bunch of other issues is pretty annoying. It's just not a resource I check when I'm starting projects.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Sunless solar cells? Can we think of some other term for this? Thermal cells? Heat Cells? Something that makes sense?
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by napierzaza 15y ago
I also don't think it's particularly hard to do the x,y frame setups either. Just start by drawing boxes on a piece of paper. Figure how things interrelate, make the code, tweak the margins.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
The world also needs more poster re-designs for Kubrick movies. Here's my ideas for 2001, remember that scene at the beginning on a space station? That would make a good poster. What about Clockwork Orange? They could use the Ludivigo exter
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by napierzaza 15y ago
He's not in political office. He's not beholden to your or me. Unfortunately they didn't open it. It would be great if they had. But it's just a dead feature. Steve Jobs actual legally binding responsibility is to the share holders that he
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Not really. Firstly because not every invention can so easily be produced. What if I patent something to do with space travel? What if it's something that isn't simply a software paradigm? And if it is just something that can be done in sof
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by napierzaza 15y ago
I never really played a game of Monopoly where the person who landed somewhere didn't buy whatever they could. And it never worked out badly for them either. YOu not only make income from it, but block people from making money or getting mo
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by napierzaza 15y ago
So... a laptop docking station. I know those haven't existed for Macs... but they do exist, right now.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Kind of obvious, I just hope this kind of idea is picked up by the media. It's also why Google+ has some very tricky rules in regards to what becomes public on your profile, because publicly indexed information can be used and monetized mo
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by napierzaza 15y ago
I imagine that's why he even mentioned him. Though I don't understand why he mentions Ellison and Bezos. This is like the King of France giving up his position so he can be the King of England. Gates? Ballmer? Padding the list I guess.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
This is cool. Mac OS X is really moving away from dependence on having an optical drive or any other external. I have and SSD instead of optical and it's a nightmare to disk first aid or re-install os x.
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by napierzaza 15y ago
Yes, a good manager takes responsibility when something like this happens (as the author does). But how many good managers are there? It should be more clear on who's at fault, maybe the bad managers will turn around about that. I saw an ol

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