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by pointillistic 8y ago
Except that these efforts are led from the Belgian side.
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by pointillistic 8y ago
Why are Europeans are so much ahead on USA on this? I can guess the reasons but would like to hear what people think. Thanks.
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by pointillistic 8y ago
Wisconsin governor Walker lost a sure bet at Governorship because of his giveaway to Foxconn. (it's in the name...)
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Chinese Satellite on the Dark Side of the Moon-US Military Concerned(nationaldefensemagazine.org)
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by pointillistic 8y ago
Thank you, I am aware of the alternatives but it's an uphill battle to fight a monopoly, i.e. I have only Comcast here as Internet option, etc.
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by pointillistic 8y ago
How do you unGoogle? They have my phone, my email. Amazon now follows my grocery shopping at Whole Foods. I doubt Visa and Amex are far behind, it's free money for them so there is no point in canning Master. What a disaster! Ad suppor
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T-Mobile/Sprint to challenge Comcast, Charter to become in-home ISP(fiercewireless.com)
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Trump ordered to stop blocking people on Twitter(nypost.com)
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by pointillistic 8y ago
How is this being implemented? A Whole Foods card tied to Amazon, Amazon Credit Card or an app. In other words how do they know in Whole Foods who has Prime?
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by pointillistic 10y ago
Good point, I still doubt the premise. Because you can claim by extension that photography was as radical a change. And there is little evidence to the fact. I claim that humans still primarily identify through the relationship with the oth
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by pointillistic 10y ago
Nice article but I doubt the premise. Rich people had their portraits and sculptures made long before the invention. Think on Nefertiti or the multiple depictions in Egypt. Still in Egypt, there are Fayum Portraits. https://en.wi
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Real Life Infographic of Over 100 Objects Integrated into the iPhone(spoon-tamago.com)
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by pointillistic 10y ago
How do they measure the tree rings on a live tree? How else do they determine the age?
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Google didn't wipe Palestine off Maps(timesofisrael.com)
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President Reagan at Moscow University – 5/31/88(youtube.com)
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Electric scooter design that makes a hole lot of sense(bbc.com)
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Is Silicon Valley becoming sex valley?(money.cnn.com)
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Does Internet advertising work at all?(qz.com)
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Putin calls the Internet a 'CIA project'(timesofisrael.com)
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by pointillistic 13y ago
There is one problem with this logic. Some called religions "viral" and despite the analogy religions form the core identity for the majority of the world's population. And in the end this all the marketers care about. But Fa
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Meet the man who gave the world email attachments(qz.com)
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by pointillistic 13y ago
Scrapping is only possible because the value of original content creation is 0% and the value of the toll collecting aggregation is 100% via ads. This is a structural problem in the universe Goggle created, not some anomaly that can be hand
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by pointillistic 13y ago
In fact micro payments might be the solution but Google have chosen to monetize with ads, this meant nothing flows for the content creators and everything for the sponsors and the toll collectors at Google. In other words the next televisio
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by pointillistic 13y ago
What is unbelievable about this conversation is that the question about how content creators will get paid for the content is never raised. In fact this is biggest mistake. There are questions about how app developers get their exits but no
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Monopolizing bandwidth(blogs.reuters.com)
3 points by pointillistic 13y ago|1 comments
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M-theory / String Theory is the Only Game in Town(edge.org)
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The restaurant that serves up rejected food [video](bbc.co.uk)
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Slaves of the Internet, Unite(nytimes.com)
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In Greece Six-Day Vacation Bonus for Computer Use to Be Scrapped(online.wsj.com)
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Companies lay off thousands, then demand immigration reform for new labor(washingtonexaminer.com)
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