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by pinaceae 13y ago
bullshit. you don't bring up the specific example of the gestapo for comparison on how they filed their reports. his intent was to align the current actions of the UK/US intelligence services with the Gestapo, conjuring a very spe
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by pinaceae 13y ago
oh yes absolutely. just like the Gestapo. and the NKWD. i mean this is like a photocopy. sending people to concentration camps/gulags, murdering families. it is so 1:1 it is downright scary. you're so brave. so brave.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
no, but if the person is not allowed to carry/possess it, he/she might be breaking laws. the term 'classified' exists for a reason. it is all 'ifs', which is my point - not much is known, the so called fog of w
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by pinaceae 13y ago
and to the downvoters - there are now emerging articles that Miranda was carrying classified information. so yeah, more sides to the story, but who gives a shit because fascism.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
so this is one side of the story. no one knows what happened during that questioning, why amd how it started and how his partner acted. case in point, there was this guy who stripped naked at a TSA check a while back. you yourself can easil
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by pinaceae 13y ago
good question. something has changed at HN, the frontpage seems kind of filtered. A lot of quite popular, good stories like this very one never make it to FP. noticed it around the manning, schwartz, snowden trifecta.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
so this is something i don't get - why is your worklife something separated from your personal one? you spend the vast majority of your awake time working (as an adult), so why have this mindset? once you realize that work by definitio
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by pinaceae 13y ago
iOS development necessitates OSX.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
our company let's you choose between macs and pcs. quite necessary as we develop mobile apps - just how would you develop for iOS without a mac? we have a lot of ubuntu and win7 running on those macs, win8 now necessitates new hardware
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The Quiet Successes that drive Silicon Valley(finance.fortune.cnn.com)
2 points by pinaceae 13y ago|0 comments
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by pinaceae 13y ago
I wonder how Oracle will look without Larry. Not like he's super young and known for building his successor. We know how Microsoft looks without Bill. And how will Google look without Larry and Sergey? blablabla.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
no, YOU don't know it. wikipedia knows it (the article on her lists her full name). anybody who looks for her on the internet thereby knows it. anybody who ever had more than 5sec of interest in her knows it. it's not the rest of
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by pinaceae 13y ago
are you fucking retarded? Marie Skłodowska-Curie won two nobel prices - in two different areas of research. The only human being so far of any gender to accomplish this feat. and yeah, her full name just rolls of the tongue for non-Polish
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by pinaceae 13y ago
good for him. hope he's worth it - founders rarely work well within a corporate environment where suddenly you have people managing you. looking forward to him exiting in a few months/years, then doing something new and cool. shou
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by pinaceae 13y ago
this was about following up. if you ignore his calls, you'll never read his emails anyway.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
Do not email. Or, to put it more bluntly - fuck email. You want the sale? Pick up the damn phone. It is sooo easy to be an asshole over email. Brush it off, never reply. You want a follow up? Get the person on the phone. Lots of nerds hat
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by pinaceae 13y ago
pure, speculative BS. choice quote: "This means there is no way of knowing when, or even if, Amazon will unveil a reflective, full-color display of its own devising." modern journalism, aka pulling shit out of your ass and sellin
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by pinaceae 13y ago
it was amazing, even here on HN, how this analyst report spread like wildfire - while the counter analysis was ignored, both in comments as well as a separate posting. the global reach of these things is amazing, all tech "reporters&qu
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by pinaceae 13y ago
nothing beats walls and a door. this open plan office would not be so nice once people are on their phones. i adore FLW, but this is not his best work by far.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
so this might happen in the SMB space. but any slightly global corp? just how will that US office be connected? will BMW cut off all of the US? Nestle? Sanofi-Aventis? Heineken? Toyota? if it's on the internet, everyone is snooping it.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
but then they will quickly pull the plug on it once someone actually starts using it. they have just done that with the Netflix deal and Chromecast - already cancelled, barely 24h after it was made available. it's bad enough to be depe
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A Chromecast running Android used to exist, but then Chrome won(androidbeat.com)
2 points by pinaceae 13y ago|0 comments
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by pinaceae 13y ago
imagine you could read your RSS feeds on your TV...
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by pinaceae 13y ago
no. classic SAP or ORA is generic, they have certain industry templates but applying them is far from easy and fast. there is no way to simply turn on SAP CRM and start working with it say as a biotech.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
they exist, i know of at least one example. but they are not public (yet), hence their financials are not widely known. soon though. your techdisruptive article is very much focused on the SAP take on this, transforming themselves into SaaS
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by pinaceae 13y ago
and their first name too? Lisa... and then there are languages, like Nordics and Slavic, where the last name reveals your gender - Sigmundsdottir (daughter of Sigmund), Politkowskaja (f) vs. Politkowski (m), etc.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
Congrats, cool topic. Impressive stuff. We're tackling eTMF plus other R&D from a content perspective through SaaS. See you're integrating with Medidata as well. Greetings from Pleasanton ;)
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by pinaceae 13y ago
Being on the Soviet side would have been worthless as well of course, as it was clear that central Europe would be a nuclear wasteland in any case. Operational plans of the Soviets against NATO foresaw the first wave of attack led by troops
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by pinaceae 13y ago
Amazon 1 : Consumers 0 and another great ruling. let's wait for that monopoly around ebooks to fully develop until it's too late.
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by pinaceae 13y ago
don't get why you get downvoted, I agree with your overall sentiment. i couldn't care less about another social network, all I want to use is individual services. really don't want to be tracked across. already feel creeped o

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