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by stse 17y ago
I've found the more you do something, the more humble you become and the less you need to prove yourself. I don't know about academics, but I've found this to be true in the military, in business and in sports.
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by stse 17y ago
I would probably refer to it as a music protocol, rather than a music browser.
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by stse 17y ago
The best way to fight piracy is to "be ahead". The use of e-readers could be very beneficial to publishers. The price of an e-book should be much lower as there is no printing costs, easier distribution, no secondhand market, always in stoc
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by stse 17y ago
I think the market focus has been totally wrong from the beginning. Why target a market were an e-reader offer only a similar or worse experience than a book and is way more of an investment. In my opinion they should have targeted the stud
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by stse 17y ago
I think most people here agree that your business should be based on making innovative products, not imitation nor litigation.
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by stse 17y ago
I find it strange that copyright law is becoming more and more restrictive. Before the Internet it was a lot harder to violate copyright laws and also one had far less legitimate reasons to do so. I mean 10-15 years ago no one cared about o
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by stse 17y ago
Sometimes they even leave the encase cd behind ;) http://translate.google.se/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl... (jar = computer)
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by stse 17y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20071214194820/http://feayn.org/~...
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by stse 17y ago
As you seem so concerned with the "facts", a more accurate description would be a "hose bomb" as it's made with a garden hose or similar tubing. The effect is more of a firecracker than an actual bomb.
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Let’s write an Internet Bill of Rights(christianengstrom.wordpress.com)
1 points by stse 17y ago|0 comments
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by stse 17y ago
Anonymous networks doesn't really help if you are liable for traffic passing through you, like with recent actions against ISPs. I think the future is trust-based networks like friend-to-friend. When broadband speed averages increases, it w
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Map of (Swedish) 3G bandwidth with real-world data.(bredbandskollen.se)
9 points by stse 17y ago|2 comments
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by stse 17y ago
More info at http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/conference/2009/speakers.html and http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/conference/2009/schedule.html
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Videos from Reflections | Projections 2009.(acm.uiuc.edu)
1 points by stse 17y ago|1 comments
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by stse 17y ago
Stupid title, as ACTA predates the Obama administration.
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by stse 17y ago
I've also got that impression, partially from this answer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LVSnoJZHmM#t=21m33s
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by stse 17y ago
Maybe I should put my location (Sweden) in my profile and hopefully it's just the cultural differences that make you come across as arrogant. I do think there are some organization (ISOC, "IETF", IAB) who might not share your opinion and I
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Pirate Party gets second seat in European Parliament(torrentfreak.com)
1 points by stse 17y ago|0 comments
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by stse 17y ago
I'm glad to hear all solutions has been found. Still, last time I checked researchers actually had a lot of influence on the evolution of the Internet. Edit: What I'm really saying is that if there would have been an implemented, 'universal
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by stse 17y ago
To: The Compter Scientists, the group of people who invented the internet. Hey, maybe you could invent some technology which actually provides some privacy and security instead of all this 80's tech? Sincerely, The Users, the group of peopl
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by stse 17y ago
Protesting might be a first step, but what really counts is organizing. The Pirate Party started in 2006 and now has a man (and maybe soon a woman) in the European Parliament and active parties in a dozen countries. I know some people are s
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by stse 17y ago
I don't think you guys get that this law affects how you provide access to a communications network. It doesn't matter if you have your own service provider or network, you are still going to have to comply with the laws. The entire point o
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by stse 17y ago
Didn't want to make a new submission, but I read this yesterday: 'Anti-depressants cut suicides', http://www.thelocal.se/22842/20091023/ Also includes the origin of the Swedish "suicide myth" at the end.
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by stse 17y ago
Is this list called "Compare a very small group of people to the rest of society and claim they are doing badly?". People who attend "elite" universities are far more likely to be successful. This of course might not have anything to do wit
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by stse 17y ago
You shouldn't even have to buy the device (Kindle). It should be included when you buy the first years course literature. I do think amazon knows what they are doing, but the publishers needs to wake up.
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by stse 17y ago
The only real future for the publish industry that I see, with regard to course literature, is if they either create an outstanding service themselves or work together with the universities. I don't really see any drawback with electronic b
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by stse 17y ago
Regarding evolution of the e-reader, I think course literature is going to be the "killer market". I've attended courses where half of the class couldn't even get all the books. Required reading is also often a fraction of the books content
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by stse 17y ago
You need to switch doctors to someone who takes your problem seriously. And you need to start to take it seriously yourself. Don't do anything until you have a proper diagnosis, chances are you'll just make it worse.
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by stse 17y ago
When I traceroute youtube the last host my ISP owns is actually named google-10ge.bredband2.net. My ISP peers with google by AS29518 SKYNET-AS to AS15169 GOOGLE.
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by stse 17y ago
Seems natural as the Internet will become the primary communications network, replacing both the telephone and television networks.

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