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reagency
11y ago
There are 27 videos in the series.
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11y ago
Yahoo Groups is still very popular.
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It is more like a car dealership putting their dealership license-plate holder and the car make/model sticker on the back. And the crappy non-replaceable Navi system.
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Create a second Profile in your browser.
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11y ago
Chrome has had this feature for years. You can create separate Profiles for YouTube, Gmail, etc. I do this with Facebook to minimize exposure to the Like Button virus.
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11y ago
Does "social network" mean anything more than the other buzzwords you derided?
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11y ago
Facebook supports messaging, event calendars, photo and videos, blogs (Pages), business listings, geo checkins, a social app platform, and a web identity service.... How is that different in kind from what Google offers to consumers? Google
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11y ago
Real Names policy was the brainchild of a 40-yr-old multi-millionare who was an expert in cultivating his personal brand and image, and knows not donsay anythig embarrassing online. Why would you care to use Google+ in any other way, he tho
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11y ago
1TB heap?! In one shard of a massively parallel system? So you are going to have programs using 1PB of RAM across the cluster?
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11y ago
If you really really want to, you can allocate a buffer for all your data.
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11y ago
Explain?
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Is that true? If a wire has charge density, and then magically some charge starts moving, does the charge density disappear, or do you now have both charge density and current density?
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11y ago
Is there an analog to that in mass/gravity? Or no because mass doesn't have sign like charge does?
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11y ago
The housecleaning industry still exists without homejoy
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11y ago
Is your market rate using legal taxpaying workers?
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11y ago
How are you not in touch with the person who cleaned your house for a year?
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11y ago
Only if the customer base is growing. Otherwise, it is just taking revenue from another provider.
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11y ago
That has been the standard theory of sleep for many years.
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11y ago
Meanwhile, Google is doing what Instagram dreams about.
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11y ago
My SSN is not protected my password! A hacker can steal my SSN by hacking the server database.
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11y ago
Capital One credit cards don't charge feed on charitable donations made through their website.
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11y ago
Why are martial arts special? And why would a charity care about a bounced check?
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11y ago
Why would you type a 2FA code when you have bluetooth?
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11y ago
That article illustrates the maxim that writing about music is like dancing about architecture
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11y ago
All students get 2 points automatically, and the outcomes are +4, 0, and -2. That satisfies your demand for a negative outcome (and shows that your demand is unnecessary)
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11y ago
Braking for tailgators reduces the probability and cost of a crash, at the expense of time to destination.
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What horrible browser lets a website inspect the filesystem without permission?
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11y ago
Macromedia/Adobe has had 15 years to respond to the news that Internet security matters. 15 years.
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11y ago
Do Chrome and Safari have as bad a track record? Flash has been insecure since originally launched.
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11y ago
More correctly, every organism wants to reproduce, not live for its own sake.
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