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by omouse 16y ago
Today I learned, CEOs are like dictators or other leaders who dominate other people. More democracy please.
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by omouse 16y ago
Needs more participants who aren't students or teachers heh. Interesting results though.
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by omouse 16y ago
"PHP is regarded as a clumsy and amateurish technology, best left to development newbies". I am not sure who it is that regards PHP in such a way. No one likes it but it gets the job done in a clumsy and amateurish way. It's the BASIC of
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by omouse 16y ago
Bah, this article is trash. The Chrome browser is free software which means that this feature will be added into the code, whether it is officially released as Chrome is another matter. I'm fairly certain that the non-Google version, Chro
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by omouse 16y ago
I'm assuming it's because if they know your data is online they can simply ask you for a password. Also, it looks like probable cause since your computer isn't really usable with no data and without regular programs that the average person
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by omouse 16y ago
Aside from voting you can start using bitcoin, freenet, public key encryption, tor, and anything else that will let you stay anonymous/safe from prying eyes :-/
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by omouse 16y ago
Great idea, posted an order on Bitcoin-OverTheCounter: http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworderbook.php?sortby=id&sorto... If anyone has some bitcoins and wants a code review, send me an email: omouse@gmail.com
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by omouse 16y ago
It's a utilitarian argument and it's not very sound.
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by omouse 16y ago
Sorry, we're gonna have to take away your hipster programmer badge :-(
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by omouse 16y ago
Khakis and blue shirts? Annoying capitalist and entrepreneur attitudes, talking about the next big thing, etc. People who focus too much on social media, people who actively spam social media and spam real-life in some twisted definition of
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by omouse 16y ago
Now if only the content would improve...
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by omouse 16y ago
All of those damned governments were Stalinist. That means they believed in a dictatorship of the proliteriat and screw everyone else who doesn't believe in "communism". Stalinism is just one branch of communism and it is such an obvious fa
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by omouse 16y ago
Yes yes, we know how wonderful capitalism is at producing gadgets and it gives us a great show, but how much is it helping people really? Does union busting and making people work for the bare minimum they need to live make you feel as warm
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by omouse 16y ago
Hiring other people to do the actual work while you just do sales and negotiation isn't that impressive.
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Crabgrass - free socialnetwork for grass-roots organizations(crabgrass.riseuplabs.org)
1 points by omouse 16y ago|0 comments
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Canadian Freelance Union(cfunion.ca)
2 points by omouse 16y ago|0 comments
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by omouse 16y ago
I was just searching for labour disputes on Google News and someone named Paul Graham put together a Socialist News section heh. When I added it to my sections, it was appropriately coloured red! Thanks Google ;p
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Paul Graham is a Socialist(news.google.com)
3 points by omouse 16y ago|1 comments
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by omouse 16y ago
Erm, there's another difference too: atheletes and celebrities do not have their money tied to power; bankers do. When was the last time celebrities and atheletes tried to get their friends into positions of power?
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by omouse 16y ago
This is free right? Is it also free/open source?
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by omouse 16y ago
How much more money do they have than the typical employee working at one of those auto-companies? :|
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by omouse 16y ago
Whether the number is 40 000 or 768 is irrelevant, even ONE violation should be too much and should be investigated and treated seriously.
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by omouse 16y ago
It's a great name, it prominently displays Liberty. This is much better than Open because the word 'open' is being used for all kinds of software that isn't (Open Document Format vs Office Open XML)
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by omouse 16y ago
So what kind of code base do they have? Could they make it free/open source software?
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by omouse 16y ago
Except that would be another hack for the Web. As I said in another comment here, Ted Nelson's Xanadu project already figured this stuff out, we just have to employ some hacks on the Web to make it work ;/
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by omouse 16y ago
There was another trend back in the day, something like a bookmark/quotes book. You would write in this journal quotes and page numbers from books/poems that you liked so that you could refer to them later on. The nice thing is that by writ
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by omouse 16y ago
Some things don't need a business model. They should release the code as free/open source software if they haven't already. Just think of it as a gift to the world and you can rest easy at night :D
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by omouse 16y ago
Awesome, they just invented a small part of Ted Nelson's Xanadu project. Say what you will about Xanadu being vapour-ware but at least Mr Nelson designed it properly to handle problems like deep-linking and track-backs which the Web has to
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by omouse 16y ago
Reputation systems are bullshit. Some things just cannot be quantified, sorry.
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by omouse 16y ago
There's no software trial mechanism in the App Store. If your code isn't proprietary, you don't need that :D

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