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811.
by ommunist 12y ago
Absolutely. Compare this to effects of positive or negative reviews on Amazon. I say - hire Russian troll if you are on the mass-market with review-based reputation on product descriptions. Imagine you have +100 positive reviews overnight.
812.
by ommunist 12y ago
this reminds me C&C Red Alert game. But in the end hypnotizing Yuri fails in front of the good old American nuke. Russians may employ a thousand of pro-trolls. But they cannot filter (and possibly change) global traffic realtime like N
813.
by ommunist 12y ago
The other side does the same. Here is the story. I have a client - small market research company, covering Russia. I made bilingual website for them. When Ukrainian conflict started, their Russian contact form was heavily abused by some pro
814.
Blizzard users experience massive troubles on login
1 points by ommunist 12y ago|0 comments
815.
by ommunist 12y ago
Gosh, the "ABC" should be the No. 1 in this list.
816.
by ommunist 12y ago
Very good idea, and nice front end implementation. However, for the masses to chew it, it has to be properly advertised. Otherwise you shall have to physically wait until all 30-somethings HR managers and recruiting agents will die and take
817.
by ommunist 12y ago
Why than the owners of Google are still free?
818.
by ommunist 12y ago
Oh man, they become well employed (not paid) once they get to jail.
819.
by ommunist 12y ago
For the account - earthworms have endorphins too. But whether they dig for cannabis roots is still unknown. This needs additional research. (UPD: see Nature. 1979 Jun 28;279(5716):805-6.)
820.
by ommunist 12y ago
Upvoting this. Because the book always stays the same. Its the reader who changes.
821.
by ommunist 12y ago
I thank the post author for releasing this data. I found one of my accounts there and changed password to a more secure one.
822.
by ommunist 12y ago
@klapinat0r - welcome to the club. I was just about to say the same.
823.
Outlook has less than 9% opens in the end of 2014(litmus.com)
1 points by ommunist 12y ago|0 comments
824.
by ommunist 12y ago
More than once my friend. And if thing works - why should you care. Buran was a very top tech, superior to US shuttles in so many ways (capable of fully unmanned two-way trip for starters). The whole "Energia" complex is still unm
825.
by ommunist 12y ago
One step closer to the Singularity.
826.
by ommunist 12y ago
So, like @higherpurpose pointed out - ruling without enforcement is nothing in this case. I seriously doubt GCHQ will transform their Cornwall facility into a tourist attraction like Bletchley Park, after NSA recently invested in it such fa
827.
by ommunist 12y ago
I would like to point your attention to this: You don't have permission to access /cgi/t/text/text-idx on this server. Apache/1.3.39 Server at eebo.odl.ox.ac.uk Port 80
828.
by ommunist 12y ago
Not exactly released. And not exactly to public. As the site says "Please note that it is very rare for us to set up free trial access for individuals. Individual pricing is not available and all trial requests will be considered on a
829.
by ommunist 12y ago
That will be a selling point for Windows-based smartphones.
830.
by ommunist 12y ago
Gosh, its fast!
831.
by ommunist 12y ago
Land in the city is a scarce resource. You can have a very cheap house in Siberia. Will you move there? I doubt.
832.
by ommunist 12y ago
And who knows for what else...
833.
by ommunist 12y ago
Hehe. I am biased to be Electrical Engineer.
834.
by ommunist 12y ago
A single best piece about software sales I have read during the last 5 years. Very inspiring. Thank you.
835.
by ommunist 12y ago
I'd rather not put epochs according to release of OSes or pocket gadgets. The state of consumers technology clearly lacks things like consumer drones - exploded in 2014 and forced the UK to adopt some new laws for example. It lacks sta
836.
by ommunist 12y ago
Problem is, humans are not the first intelligent species on this planet. Others are only tolerating us, and I do not know to what threshold.
837.
by ommunist 12y ago
You are starting to get it. Examining "life" from antropocentric perspective could be very misleading. Especially when humans are getting practical means of decreasing biodiversity by erasing species. Even if these are bedbugs. Im
838.
by ommunist 12y ago
You are not a biologist and your mistake is obvious. Mosqitoes larvae are extremely important part of the food chain, especially in lake and river ecosystems. When it comes to bedbugs, the answer is not that obvious. I do not understand pe
839.
by ommunist 12y ago
No we cannot just simply erase bedbugs from existence. They are essential evolutionary factor of humans. How shall developers scratch their own itch with no bedbugs?
840.
by ommunist 12y ago
This is interesting heading. Humans are essentially mammals. Will extinct Kiwis reign over these two islands once again?

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