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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   Oh. OK. So the websites cannot "analyze me" as properly. I am OK with that.
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   I am not sure if I get the post right, but if you want to know what keywords people use when clicking on your website and/or seeing your website in search results (and on which average position you are with that keyword), and on which
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   I just wonder why Nokia didn't went with Maemo-based devices. They had a headstart with smartphone-like OS. But other than N900, they didn't really use it anywhere.
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   Looking on the video is very unsettling. I think the person needs some medication or something. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8b8d8kSNQ
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   I didn't mean it as a criticism of wikileaks! What they are doing is great! It's just, the data itself are useless if you don't find some narrative, some story in it. And, frankly, Assange himself admitted it before that just
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   This is why you need actual journalists... this is just heap of data that's hard to decipher and hard to make sense of.
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   I would bet both. Facebook without users don't have anyone to advertise to. But obviously they want to be efficient to advertisers, too...
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   It feels like cognitive dissonance when the maker of Steam, that is full of DRM and, of course, closed source, talks about the successes of open source. I mean, I have nothing against proprietary source (the difference between open source g
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   by runn1ng 13y ago

   You use IRC. No offense, but that alone puts you into a small minority.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    I am not sure why is this such a problem. OK, when NSA goes physically near my home, they can connect to my WiFi and secretly use my internet connection. That's not really what I am concerned about.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Yes, you are never actually buying a game, you are buying a license to play it. Even with boxed versions.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    just a note (for you and for everyone else): stop whining about downvotes. sometimes you are downvoted. it happens. but more often than not someone upvotes you again, and then it just look whiny, espescially if you are second comment on the
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    now the original link was changes to NYTimes anyway
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    He is a fun guy. http://valleywag.gawker.com/business-insider-ctos-is-your-ne...
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    As a matter of fact, yes. Apple has a very few products and is quite famous for that. Google is focused on selling ads. Yes, it has a lot of other products, but in the end, most of them are about selling ads (and getting more information
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Apparently, there is a subreddit for everything . (Actually, now I remember there was a subreddit for pictures of dead children. I don't know if it's still up.) edit: oh yeah, it's still up. http://www.reddit.com&
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    No doubt buddhism in the west is "softened up", but you know what, maybe it works better that way. Christianity never made sense to me, with its insistence on guilt. You are supposed to feel guilty for what Adam did, guilty for wh
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Because I cannot really believe in a higher power. I don't believe in ghosts and try not to ve superstitious. I think most of the religious texts (even in buddhism) is bullshit. I constantly try to question everything. And yet I ended
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    I don't, unfortunately. Our group meets once a week, I am doing zazen privately the other 6 days.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    As a person who is still kind of atheistic, I can understand that sentiment. Basically, scientific thinking forces constant verification of everything and encourages questioning, while religious thinking (even with buddhism) has far more do
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    I will share my two cents, how I overcome my depression. It sounds deadly simple, and it sort of is. 1) regular excercise. Make some small, daily routine (I prefer running) and stick to it. The endorphines work wonders. The body starts feel
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    >0 friends are using it >"Page Not Found! 404" immediately afterwards >My Little Pony picture >closing it, never planning on using it again First impression is important.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Sorry for deleting my parent comment. See this though, it's only the very minumum they have to publish due to GPL (sort of like Apple and Darwin) http://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/kindle-swindle-source-cod...
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Read: http://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/kindle-swindle-source-cod... They publish the very minimum the need to publish according to GPL.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Oh, OK, I am not in US, so that links lead to Nestlé's KitKat site - http://kitkat.com/ - that explains it.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Where do you see anything scammy on the website? I see "Learn more about KitKat" and "Learn more about Nexus", both of them lead to exactly what's described.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    That's true, I haven't really read all the details about this KitKat deal.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    Apple did this with "Mighty Mouse" and VIACOM.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    I should dislike Amazon for closed-source software on Kindle and for its DRM, but... well, they have really nice offers.
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    by runn1ng 13y ago

    It's a great site for a beginner! (altough I am not sure if it deserves such a high spot on HN) It's definitely a big step up from this - http://www.tiffany-young.com/gexpro.html :)