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by rpgmaker 12y ago
I didn't ever join g+ but this comment is selling google way too short. Sure, they fucked up facebook-like "social" but they have gotten a lot of things right that most companies with their position and size would've mis
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by rpgmaker 12y ago
Five years ago I might have agreed with you. There's no reason to trust that google (another giant private company that disabled my ability to comment on youtube or rate android apps because I dared not to want to join g+) won't p
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by rpgmaker 12y ago
You can still third party MSN clients and there's fix going around to make the official MSN client work again.
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by rpgmaker 12y ago
It's way clearer. Is there a book or a resource on the web to learn about startup funding?
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by rpgmaker 12y ago
It's just a bullshit limit that gets in the way of my reading. More times than not I have _not_ read an article just because it's not worth the extra effort. I know the NYT doesn't care about losing my eyeball in that instanc
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by rpgmaker 12y ago
Very European of them.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
That's what I think. Those are just way too much reviews, I would like to see this numbers stacked up against angry birds in its prime.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
My guess is that you work at Palantir or other natsec startup. That's all I have time to say at the moment.* *Isn't it cool to make this kind of outlandish comments without any kind of proof to back them up?
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
It didn't make the headlines Snowden's leaks have generated but it was news and anyone interested in civil liberties at the time knew about it when it came out, I know I did and any follower of Greenwald before he became "mai
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
There's GNU in android.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
This brings up an interesting question: who are you on the web anyways? Take my case: I have never signed up for a social networking account on the likes of facebook, myspace, etc. I just don't like to give up that much control about m
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I think HN would appreciate you posting it here (at least I would).
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I was an iPad nay-sayer just like you. I still don't own a tablet but I clearly failed to appreciate the appeal that the iPad was going to have. I just couldn't believe people were going to find that "Big & Tall" iPh
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
Exactly. The tesla cars are just too delicate. You definitely can't have one without warranty. And I say this as an Elon Musk admirer.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I use Linux and I find this post sad actually. It's 2013 and Linux users are still insecure enough about the OS to gush about someone using the OS for something productive? Isn't that what all of us have been doing all this time?
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I'm trying to stop broad-reading so much, or at least do a less broad broad-reading. It's good to read other people aware of their broad-readness.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
Feedly because of this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noinnion.a...
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
For the record: I agree 100% with everything you said.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I agree, they made Allan so pathetic. I also learned that Jon Cryer is an incredibly good comedy actor. Charlie wasn't really acting, he was just being himself but Allan was a real piece of depressing work.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
Woah, I am still against his prosecution but I don't really feel sorry for him now. Some people are just sick, why would he do that to a person for no reason? FTA: "His rise as a folk hero is a sign of how desensitized to the abus
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I never understood the hype around quickoffice, it has never been my office app of choice. Now OfficeSuite is a pretty neat piece of mobile office software...
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I haven't liked any of the changes they have made to gmail in the past three years. Literally.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I want to read a good book examining the possible long term effects of the advance of digital technologies (web, mobile apps, cloud computing, etc). I don't think all those jobs are going to be replaced any time soon if at all. PS: I&#
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
That's what I thought. Thanks it is a great mobile version.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
It really puzzles me that HN doesn't have a mobile version. It just doesn't scale right on mobile. It sucks and it shouldn't because its design is not that complex.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
Read this and talk about ominous: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html I think rms has other interesting articles on the same subject but I fail to find them right now, I now I read a few back in the days w
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
Also, when the down time starts you don't know how much time it will last. Having the problem reported is helpful.
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
I came up with this without reading it from anybody but thought that this will be something that would not benefit the content producers like the Post. Similarly to how most individual channels wouldn't benefit if I just paid for the o
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
He might be a genius but not all genius can make a profitable business. I doubt that will be the case for Amazon eventually (I may well be one of the suckers heh) but let's remember that they just LOST money on the last quarter and con
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by rpgmaker 13y ago
Most times when someone say "people just believe whatever they're told" is referring to a specific instance of it. It's not like they won't believe when the CDC tells them to evacuate the area because of the outbrea

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