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sespindola
15y ago
It is, from an absolute standpoint. But if people all around the world and from every angle of the ideological spectrum universally vilifies a corporation, I think it would merit to look into their affairs with suspicion.
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sespindola
15y ago
As an Argentinian, here are my two cents on this matter: 1) From reading this article, one could asume commercial and financial regulations change by the hour, while in fact is the opposite. We have a gargantuan commercial code o
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sespindola
15y ago
If you're using exclusively AWS, you should have instances in 2 different regions, at least. Instead of relying on the elastic load balancer, you should be doing load balancing with DNS using SRV records. If you are using SRV records and yo
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sespindola
16y ago
Speaking as someone who used to write Zope 2 apps, allow me to say no. Hell, no. Zope < 3.0 was a convoluted mess of two over-engineered applications named Bobo and Principia that were hacked together. That's why the API had functions
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sespindola
16y ago
There's no such thing as "client" or "server" languages. Turing-complete languages like Javascript can be used for any purpose, regardless of its most common application. Someone has even written a webserver in PostScript: http://www.pugo.
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sespindola
16y ago
I think this has more potential than chatroulette due to its lack of anonymity. The fact that users can be (at least partially) identified by their facebook profiles, should prevent predatorial behaviour. I would include a three strike poli
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sespindola
16y ago
The most useful of them by far is Rapportive. It's a Gmail plugin that replaces ads with a contextual mini CRM. You should check it out. I can't imagine how they plan to monetize it, though.
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sespindola
16y ago
It's all patents. All the way down.
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sespindola
16y ago
I'm not calling the USA borderline fascistic for this incident alone, but for a sequence of events dating back to 9/11. Actually we got quite late to the postwar Nazi garage sale. The URSS and the USA[1] got the lot, including the guy who a
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sespindola
16y ago
As an Argentinian who admires the entrepreneurial spirit of the USA, I'm amazed and appalled at how quickly it is becoming politically intolerant and borderline fascistic. I can't help but draw parallels between cablegate and watergate and
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sespindola
16y ago
I'm posting this from a Stabucks in Buenos AIres where Wi-Fi is free and unlimited, as it is on 99% of other bars and restaurants here. Last time I was in NY, I had a hard time finding places with free Wi-Fi. I'll be there again in Octobe