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ngold
8y ago
It's classic, steal the castle, make a shaky peace and marry into the royal line.
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ngold
8y ago
You're a genuis to me. Didn’t know any of this. Good luck.
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ngold
8y ago
Being that her friend and apprentice was Alan Greenspan you can see where people get a little weird about rand. Also the rand think tank that spews serious amounts of fascist policy.
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ngold
8y ago
History of fun podcast has an good run down of how they innovated through history. Sadly they did not this time, and pumped and dumped a great iconic property.
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ngold
8y ago
So basically satellite Internet speeds. That is pretty good.
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ngold
8y ago
Way better than what reddit founders got to sell out to Conde naste. Which is hilarious considering when it came out we were all stoked about reddit and imgur being open source and ad free.
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ngold
8y ago
Instead of prestige it would be nice to see successful replications.
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ngold
8y ago
When driving a literal explosive feels safer than a driving a battery.
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ngold
8y ago
It's toasted.
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ngold
8y ago
What cracks me up is reddit turned into blogspot with the redesign. So sad. At least there is still old.reddit for now.
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ngold
8y ago
Well thank you senate. Looks like att needs more than a 600k trump bribe to Cohen. I'm sure their lobbyists are going to be shooting money guns at the house republicans for the next month.
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ngold
8y ago
So are you pro or anti open source? It seems both have their challenges. But only one can be addressed by outsiders.
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ngold
8y ago
Good point. Stalin was a anti revolutionary. He knew better than anyone.
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ngold
8y ago
How are ads not stealing bandwidth and electricity?
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ngold
8y ago
Ads steal bandwidth and electricity. The same can be said of website coin miners. It's my choice to allow or deny anything that I pay for.
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8y ago
" Business model Google had stated that the company originally implemented GOOG-411 to build a large phoneme database from users' voice queries. This phoneme database, in turn, allowed Google engineers to refine and improve the sp
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ngold
8y ago
A well informed, educated citizenry has been the goal. Sadly it looks like a war on education has been waged by the right for decades now. Bush jr. revising bankruptcy law to permanently hobble those seeking an education before the drinkin
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ngold
8y ago
I like this. So basically the old school modem sound, but in frequency that can't be heard. It would only take a fraction of a second to send out the feeler, and would not be noticed if a live human picked up. Could even detect a huma
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ngold
8y ago
No sweat, no sauce. Awesome old guy on youtube making old school italian pasta sauce.
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ngold
8y ago
I look forward to trying something besides the horror of the npr one app. I don't need a netflix tile for every show. I need relevant information on the show. Not a mini billboard with no information.
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ngold
9y ago
How well does this translate to mobile since the majority of Internet browsing is mobile?
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ngold
9y ago
The fun part is when this goes to court and the veil of secrecy is lifted.
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ngold
9y ago
Blame the taxpayer. We as a nation should demand we get access to what we pay for. At this point we are funding publishers to make free money off of what was already paid for.
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ngold
9y ago
I like this idea of showing transparency. They screwed up by not letting the decision remain in the hands of the funder.
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9y ago
Because of course they do. Just like we all do. Everyone has a file they backup just because they might need to reference it. Index.txt is my cross. In terms of sheer code. I hope they have some Jedi ai to cross reference it. If they don&#x
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ngold
9y ago
So you thought the website that caters lawyer services would just drop the case? Bold move Cotton.
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ngold
9y ago
I still play CS 1.6 which is getting close to 20 years old.
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9y ago
Back in the paper days. I moved into a new office only to discover a dozen or so boxes crammed full of people's personal files. Mortgage applications and taxes. It took a couple of weeks to track down the parent company buy all sorts o
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ngold
9y ago
Note 3 with 3 gig ram. Works great.
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ngold
9y ago
And you would be able to stab and cut them without exploding. The tech exists but I would imagine patents are doing their magic lawyering.
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