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by suivix 15y ago
So its ok for other people to link to this story but not me? Really arbitrary moderation here.
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by suivix 15y ago
Same as the comment above, is it different from a worm's instruction set?
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by suivix 15y ago
Isn't it the same runtime environment as a worm's?
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by suivix 15y ago
They aren't new users though. None of them are new to google.com, and most already have Google accounts. They are simply activating another Google service. It's a whole different thing if you launch a startup like Dropbox and get people to
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by suivix 15y ago
It's startling to me that everything I do comes from 50 megabytes of source code.
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by suivix 15y ago
If something that is hosted by a 3rd party 'in the cloud' is open source, does it really help? Since someone else is still managing your data.
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by suivix 15y ago
I wonder what will die first, desktops or physical media?
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by suivix 15y ago
Garmins can't use Google to look up obscure locations or fix all your typos.
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by suivix 15y ago
It always seemed inconsistent to me that they would require real names on Google+ but not on YouTube.
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by suivix 15y ago
It makes me think of what Hitler's top generals must have told him, which led him to making bad decisions in the war.
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by suivix 15y ago
They graduated in the recession? Really? I think the author needs to double-check what Generation X is. From Wikipedia: >>Generation X, commonly abbreviated to Gen X, is the generation born after the Western post–World War II baby b
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by suivix 15y ago
Considering an enormous amount of business (you know where food, supplies, etc. comes from) is now facilitated with the Internet, I don't think this is true, especially because they won't see a vaccine for a very long time. The chance of ge
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by suivix 15y ago
Any reason given for why this happened?
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Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search(google.com)
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by suivix 15y ago
You sound like the phone phreakers of the 80s who thought they were the coolest people for getting free phone calls and had to tell just everyone.
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by suivix 15y ago
Well fuck, that makes a lot of fucking sense.
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by suivix 15y ago
For some reason this reminds me of the guy who recently ported Prince of Persia from the Apple 2 to the Commodore 64.
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by suivix 15y ago
It's funny how he posted it on Livejournal. Talk about a dead site.
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by suivix 15y ago
Linux end-user issue #988823422
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by suivix 15y ago
Only if iCloud will run on every device. Normal people don't use 100% Apple products.
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by suivix 15y ago
I think 'like' is still said a lot but not 'totally'. Unless something changed in the 6 years since I graduated from high school.
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by suivix 15y ago
That's not the exact opposite because they are still talking about Facebook.
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by suivix 15y ago
It is to preserve the plausibility of an unbiased viewpoint.
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by suivix 15y ago
It's baffling that you're getting downvoted for accusing a site of being government-operated with 0 evidence, and then you put down HN users? Really?
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by suivix 15y ago
I was thinking it was along these lines: Coldplay are a British alternative rock band formed in 1996... (first line in Wiki article)
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by suivix 15y ago
Why is Steve Jobs's face in the first pic? Sorry if this is too insensitive, but he won't be involved in the 'Great Tech War of 2012'.
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by suivix 15y ago
'runs' on 100 percent renewable energy. I hate British English so much.
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by suivix 15y ago
>>But when she grows up, she learns that everything has a velocity, which has to be some number, so it might as well be high. It's annoying how you say 'she' because it distracts me from your content into thinking about feminism.
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by suivix 15y ago
So marry someone who makes a lot of money, and get lucky with investments? Ok.
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by suivix 15y ago
Sitting in tents and blocking traffic doesn't help here.

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