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by scrrr 13y ago
If you're downloading copyrighted movies, it seems to be a slightly silly idea to supply anyone with a list. And your payment information.
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Poll: Do you write software tests for your mobile apps?
1 points by scrrr 13y ago|0 comments
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by scrrr 13y ago
Yes, extensively
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by scrrr 13y ago
Yes, here and there
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by scrrr 13y ago
No
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by scrrr 13y ago
Who says it's the 'most-influential' prize?
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by scrrr 13y ago
I like small details when reading stories. Even if unimportant, it's fine to put it there.
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by scrrr 13y ago
By the way, this is exactly why the NSA will not catch many terrorists. You can always hide data and you can always hide communication (which is just data written and read by two different endpoints).
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by scrrr 13y ago
So how does an apology make anything better?
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by scrrr 13y ago
I own many old Vinyl records and often they come with the lyrics for all the songs on them. That's enough for me. I don't need funny annotations. So, while Rap Genius is a cool website, I wouldn't say that all the other lyric
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by scrrr 13y ago
And their users are giving them their data for free, in exchange for being able to get a daily does of "Like"-events, so that we can feel validated I guess?
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by scrrr 13y ago
yeah it seems quite spammy.
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by scrrr 13y ago
Impressive what one company can do to you if they decide you're not playing by their rules. (Not defending RG, I just think this is a good example of how much power Google has..)
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by scrrr 13y ago
Two friends died when I was a student. A guy from the company I was working at died on the Air France flight from Brazil. They were all very young. It's entirely possible this happens to other people I know, or to me. FWIW, I think it&
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by scrrr 13y ago
I'm not sure it's really what Sivers means, but I agree with what you wrote. I even think that if (after learning how to read and write) children only studied history and maths, they'd be better educated (and even better peop
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by scrrr 13y ago
This reminds me of: If you are paying 20k for a car whats 500 extra for the CD-changer? What about the heated rear view mirrors? These things add up. Just saying be careful with that thinking in general. :)
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by scrrr 13y ago
Seems like bad/lazy parenting, but hey.. good for our industry.
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by scrrr 13y ago
Oh the stupidity..
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Plants die when placed next to wireless routers(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by scrrr 13y ago|1 comments
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by scrrr 13y ago
yeah, it's very non-Google somehow..
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by scrrr 13y ago
That's cool, but I think if you want to study film, you should study the likes of Akira Kurosawa, Sergio Leone or Krzysztof Kieslowski [1] first. A lot of what Hollywood is doing has been first done by these guys. Especially computer g
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by scrrr 13y ago
Explain..
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by scrrr 13y ago
I was in SE-Asia and went to a few temples to meditate. One time I reached that deep state very quickly. I suppose it had to do with the sound of falling water nearby.. If you ever go to a Buddhist country I suggest you visit a course. It&#
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China lands Jade Rabbit robot rover on Moon(bbc.co.uk)
295 points by scrrr 13y ago|105 comments
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Sandstorm : even faster TCP(perso.uclouvain.be)
4 points by scrrr 13y ago|0 comments
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by scrrr 13y ago
They quote Zuckerberg on that site: "Reports about government surveillance have shown there is a real need for greater disclosure and new limits on how governments collect information." So what about limits on how businesses colle
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by scrrr 13y ago
ONLY because of sales. That's the point of companies! Revenue! But yeah it's interesting. It seems to go back and forth over the decades. Evil corporations, good government, good corporations, evil government.. if a god exists
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by scrrr 13y ago
Companies aren't people. They can't tell anyone anything.
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by scrrr 13y ago
Don't they also use screening by looking at passengers? Don't know about USA but in my country there's usually a few security people just looking at the people who go through the security check. I suppose they are trained to
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by scrrr 13y ago
Wrong. They would like the future of mobile apps to be web. Therefore they are lobbying for all these web-technologies. Good for us, the web has gotten better. But I think it also makes it more unlikely that the, some say broken, web-stack

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