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by sutro 18y ago
"Thanks in part to Larry Ellison's hard work and rapacious libido , databases are to be found everywhere." This statement raises a few questions about the Oracle sales process.
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by sutro 18y ago
"Twitter for dogs." Classic.
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Danger - Ben and Henry at work(atimes.com)
1 points by sutro 18y ago|0 comments
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What goes up must come down. You can't get something for nothing.(realclearpolitics.com)
1 points by sutro 18y ago|0 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
Great post, Sridhar.
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by sutro 18y ago
Care to back up your claims that Perkins demands greater and greater returns "at any cost" or that he has any real connection to the subprime meltdown?
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by sutro 18y ago
You're going to start a city with $100K a year? You must have mad city-building skills.
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The Most Important Announcement at Oracle OpenWorld Today(sfist.com)
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Steve Ballmer Selling Windows 2.0(uk.youtube.com)
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by sutro 18y ago
Shitter: When did you last take the Browns to the SuperBowl?
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by sutro 18y ago
I have not clicked through to read this article, but I will nevertheless make several attempts to summarize it judging solely from its Hacker News headline: - If you want to have better sex, try to employ the use of more charts in the bedro
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Digg's nickb(invesp.com)
5 points by sutro 18y ago|2 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
I've learned a great deal from this Socratic exchange of ideas, unalone. I've learned that I am stupid, snipy, arrogant, and that I piss you off. I'm factless. I spread fear, uncertainty, and doubt. I don't think logically. I'm r
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by sutro 18y ago
CustomizeGoogle. It strips the ads out of all of Google's webapps.
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by sutro 18y ago
Developers can do whatever they damn well please. Of course developers can modify open source. My point was that as the project sponsor and checkin-approver, if Google wants to make Chrome friendly to their business model, they will be ab
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by sutro 18y ago
Just think about it. This is the same market dynamic that has been eroding the revenues of TV broadcasters ever since Tivo provided an easy mechanism for skipping ads. Don't you think that if most web surfers were given easy options for tur
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by sutro 18y ago
Google Docs and Chrome represent nothing significant in the marketplace right now relative to IE and MS Office, yet I have no doubt that Microsoft considers these offerings to be serious threats. Analogously, Adblock Plus and CustomizeGoogl
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by sutro 18y ago
I'm sorry to have disappointed you with my poor commenting skills, ashu. Unfortunately, if you didn't like that last comment, you probably won't like this one either. - Open source maintainers / hosts have significant control over the direc
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by sutro 18y ago
While Webkit probably is superior to Gecko, I don't think HTML rendering drove this strategic decision. I'm sure a host of factors went into the decision, but I believe that chief among them were two humble Firefox addons: Adblock Plus and
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Feedback Appreciated: Sutro Software
6 points by sutro 18y ago|3 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
You know what turns my wife on about our 14-year-old Honda with 170K miles, a badly eroded paint job, and doors that creak like the screams of the dying? When it starts on the first try.
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by sutro 18y ago
Sounds like a pretty good idea. You should go for it.
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by sutro 18y ago
Chrome is a "thing." A "thing" is a subset of "everything." According to this blogger, "Everything sucks." Ergo, according to this blogger, Chrome sucks.
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by sutro 18y ago
I happened across this nearly year-old comment surfing the backwaters of HN. It is a true classic. Oh how I wish I could award more than a single karma point.
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by sutro 18y ago
OpenID and enterprise Single Sign-On counterparts like SiteMinder are trying to solve a problem that browser-based credential vaults have rendered largely obsolete.
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From the Archives: ION Storm's Implosion(dallasobserver.com)
1 points by sutro 18y ago|0 comments
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Classic Wired Cover Story From Aug '96: The Egos at Id(wired.com)
7 points by sutro 18y ago|3 comments
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French ISP Defies Government and Music Industry P2P Filtering Mandate(dailytech.com)
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How the Web Was Won - An Oral History of the Internet(vanityfair.com)
1 points by sutro 18y ago|0 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
Ever hear of a project called the Apple II that a "barefoot nerd" named Steve Wozniak cooked up in his apartment on down time from his HP day job? The customers and shareholders of Apple Computer are all grateful that he didn't share your b

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