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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Why not? Sadly, because we live in a litigious society.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Could this be a move to make themselves more attractive for a M&A perhaps?
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Very enlightening article, thank you!
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
"As any group of people gets larger, they get collectively slower and collectively stupider." Amen! My personal threshold is around 100 people. Pass 100, and you quickly dive into Dilbert territory.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Would you be willing to share your list of bad recruiters?
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Ancient article. But as a side note, startssl.com uses them very effectively.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
I'm assuming you're replying to my post above. I was hoping for a more in-dept description of how this plugin differs from MailChimp. I'll just take it for a spin and see for myself.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
I use MailChimp's Wordpress plugin. Its integration is a little rough around the edges I think. Does anyone have any experience with this new plugin?
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Where and how do you evacuate 36M people exactly?
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Like SCO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCO_Group
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
5 years from now, I have a feeling SFgate.com will be like today's digg.com
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
There's so many exciting start-ups out there right now, why would you chose to go to Google?
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
I don't understand your argument about the $10 check. Sounds like you're looking a gift horse in the mouth.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
I think it's what they call "preaching to the choir".
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
If you can't use Boost and STL, you're C++'ing in the stone age.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Also, if you're not very good (you're still kinda green) why advertise it? Once something is out there, you can never take it back.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Apple has the technology, see: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61336
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Being able to hide all apps from certain developers (crap peddlers) would be immensely useful too.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Most libraries have moved beyond just renting out books a while ago.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Alternate sources: http://blacklist.linuxadmin.org/ http://www.okean.com/thegoods.html
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
It's 5$ every 3 full months of participation, up to 25$. Seems extremely low.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Another good one (free): http://www.tcpcatcher.org/
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
1 April 2010
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
Ditto for Tuesdays at noon.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
According to Microsoft, you have your priorities wrong, and you should be more concerned about targeted ads. :) Edit: No sense of humor?
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
That's true, but fraudsters prefer low hanging fruits, so there's no reason to make it easier for them.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
The uncertainty now is that they don't have Steve Jobs. I hope, for Apple's sake, they don't become Steve Ballmer's Microsoft.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
This is a pretty good read on this subject: http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/PlainTextPasswords
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
I think this was the intended URL: http://connect.microsoft.com/dashboard/ Edit: My bad. I think the OP was being sarcastic, and this link is barely relevant.
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pagekalisedown
15y ago
What do you think of Firefox having the same issue?
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