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The NYT paywall arrives(blogs.reuters.com)
5 points by rome 16y ago|0 comments
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by rome 16y ago
Does Windows Phone have Zune's functionality?
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by rome 16y ago
The look on Bill Gates face. Priceless.
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by rome 16y ago
Great! I joined as well. Into_Now has a feature where you can choose to post what you're watching to Facebook. This might be a good feature for you site and help connect people. Good luck!
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by rome 16y ago
I think it's very creative. It really got my attention and made me curious. I agree with SethBroomer concerning 'itsworthit." I was looking for a bigger payoff than the well done layout and curious quotes. I was looking for a big point to b
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by rome 16y ago
I clicked on my profile, history, then I clicked on my name. It just says loading now... ??
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by rome 16y ago
404 Error file "/rome/rome/rome" not found. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. Rest assured there will be a layoff with extreme prejudice. ....that was my bad. Please no layoffs.
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by rome 16y ago
Great! I'm loving the iTunes support. It's how I do most of my listening. I'd like to see friend recommendations based on listening habits. I'm rome on like.fm, add me if you want to add me.
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by rome 16y ago
Awesome. Thanks!
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by rome 16y ago
The reason I don't use Google profiles is that I have no reason to. A public facing, Facebook like site? No thanks. I wasn't interested in Facebook until a real life friend from another state invited me. That's Facebook's draw for me; in
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by rome 16y ago
Viz is an app that let's you test the app you build on redfoundry.com. There service to build an app is not free but the app, which is for testing, was free. It's soon to be a buck a month, Apple's minimum.
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Viz must use Apple's sub service and charge monthly fee for formerly free app.(us2.campaign-archive2.com)
41 points by rome 16y ago|9 comments
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by rome 16y ago
Yes, I assumed you were speaking of copyright. Copyright gives you a monopoly on your work. Is this what you mean by the "right of control of exploitation?" Is there another law that gives that right or are you speaking from a moral standp
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by rome 16y ago
"This works perfect for consumers, but not so good for the companies...." The movie industry is thriving and they've been hit pretty hard by sharing. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/02/piracy-once-...
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by rome 16y ago
Yes, you do. It's your choice what you do with it. You could sue for everyone for copyright infringement. (This didn't work so well for the RIAA.) Or you can figure out a way to capitalize off the reason why everyone likes your work. In a
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by rome 16y ago
It's a number that may be impossible to account for. Heres a study concerning illegal music file sharers, it turns out that they spent more money on music than people who don't share music illegally. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/cr
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by rome 16y ago
I can buy this if somehow someone illegally obtained your copyright. Other than that, you don't lose your right to exploit your work. Someone else is exploiting your work in addition to you. They are infringing on your copyright, not steal
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by rome 16y ago
Just because 70% of people pirate the software doesn't mean that 100% of them would have bought it.
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by rome 16y ago
Ideas are not protected by copyrights. If you tell me about your idea, we both have it. Nothing was taken from you. If I take your pen, you no longer have it; thats theft.
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by rome 16y ago
"Protection of private property exists to the extent it's judged useful to society. Protection of so-called intellectual property exists to the same extent." Protection of private property is to prevent theft. We both can't have your car. I
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by rome 16y ago
Thanks for the reply. Are there any specific advantages over say Ruby or PHP? How can I make an informed decision?
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Ask HN: What programming language should I learn for the web?
2 points by rome 16y ago|4 comments
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by rome 16y ago
That was the first site I blocked. I've been wishing for Google Blocklist every time "experts-exchange" came up in a Google search.
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by rome 16y ago
Should Google stand up to ICE? Should DIGG? Should Reddit? Should Hacker News? Shouldn't any website speak up about this?
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by rome 16y ago
Do I understand this right? Google (over a period of time)knowingly submitted info to Microsoft. When Microsoft used that data, Google accuses them of copying? Does Google use the data I give them? Are they copying me?