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Canadian DMCA Bill Within Six Weeks(michaelgeist.ca)
63 points by rpledge 16y ago|18 comments
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Net Neutrality Fans Rejoice: The FCC Will Reclassify Broadband(gigaom.com)
67 points by rpledge 16y ago|26 comments
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Living Earth Simulator hopes to unlock secrets of the past, present, future(news.com.au)
1 points by rpledge 16y ago|0 comments
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Android Tablet Crashes during Flash Demo(youtube.com)
43 points by rpledge 16y ago|48 comments
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Minefield(thedailywtf.com)
29 points by rpledge 16y ago|20 comments
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Compensation is hard, let's go shopping(piaw.blogspot.com)
4 points by rpledge 16y ago|0 comments
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Goldman’s Rules of Acquisition(calacanis.com)
29 points by rpledge 16y ago|27 comments
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by rpledge 16y ago
Now this was an interesting article until I read this line: "Of course Apple users will probably not notice the subsidy as they will end up spending most of their salary on the machines" Whatever happened to unbiased writing? While there
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An Evolved View Of The Participating Preferred(avc.com)
2 points by rpledge 17y ago|1 comments
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How Google will ruin everything (theglobeandmail.com)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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Jury Convicts Man of Palin E-mail Hack(time.com)
5 points by rpledge 17y ago|1 comments
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by rpledge 17y ago
Is it just me that thinks it's a little creepy that Amazon knows what I highlight? (Well, theoretically anyways, I don't own a kindle)
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by rpledge 17y ago
$1500 seems like a lot to charge to filter an application. Let's say it takes an hour to read one application (which seems high to me on average, I suspect the bad ones only take a few minutes to weed out), that's a pretty steep rate!
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by rpledge 17y ago
The point here is that service providers (lawyers, etc...) have money and will profit from connections with entrepreneurs. The startups are trying to raise money so charging them for the privilege is wrong. The organizers of these confere
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by rpledge 17y ago
$1500 for what? Renting a conference room and some bad coffee? They're charging the wrong people, the investors should be covering the costs to see the pitches. Besides, if anyone with $1500 can pitch I'm sure the quality of the companies
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Jason Calacanis Drops The Hammer on YoungStartups for Charging Fees to Present(ryanborn.net)
46 points by rpledge 17y ago|44 comments
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Steve Jobs on Flash: Correcting the Lies(jessewarden.com)
10 points by rpledge 17y ago|3 comments
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Steve Jobs to appear at All Things Digital 8(tuaw.com)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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The Official Verdict in the stolen iPhone Case (Calacanis)(iphoneqna.com)
25 points by rpledge 17y ago|11 comments
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Multicore not up to snuff for basestations(eetimes.com)
2 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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IEEE Spectrum: Evidence for Intrinsity in the iPad(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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by rpledge 17y ago
This happens to me at work too. Your company is using a caching proxy of some sort. If you hit the browers refresh it should show your data... Sorry I can't give a better tech explanation, not my area of expertise
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IPs Continue To Dwindle(linuxjournal.com)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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Remember the college iPad ban? Yeah, not so much(crunchgear.com)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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Why Making Money from Free Software Matters(h-online.com)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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Top technology mistakes(pcauthority.com.au)
1 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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Interview with Gee Chuang, Co-founder of Listia (YC S09)(examiner.com)
9 points by rpledge 17y ago|0 comments
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by rpledge 17y ago
While I agree lotteries are a voluntary tax on the poor, I haven't seen anyone advertise a lottery as an investment (i.e. a vehicle where there is a possibility that the original capital can be recouped with profit). A lottery or casino is
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by rpledge 17y ago
My guess would be that they want to stop pyramid schemes and the like with this kind of legislation. Not that I agree that the government should be controlling how you invest your money, but people can be naive when confronted with a good s
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by rpledge 17y ago
To be fair the kid asked for the laptop without Arringtons knowledge. They fired the offending employee and removed all his material from Techcrunch. They were very transparent about the whole incident

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