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by tbsdy 15y ago
I'm slightly unsure why this is so highly voted :(
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by tbsdy 15y ago
He is not writing for the ACMA or the IEEE. He is writing a blog. There is no need for an executive summary! His article is fine, it took me no longer than 3 minutes or so to read it. Great article!
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by tbsdy 15y ago
In that case... Do you then need the nsurance?
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Actually, I disagree. Australia has very strong consumer protection laws. Google probably got worried when they started looking into the reasoning for them breaking their contract.
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by tbsdy 15y ago
In Australia, all States have something similar. Google won't be able to pull this sort of garbage in Australia now!
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Most countries don't have such a low limit. Australia is considered low, and we have a national binge drinking problem.
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by tbsdy 15y ago
So much more easy to read ths on an iPad safari in reader mode :-)
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Oh this is an oldie but a goodie! So glad to see these guys are still around, I remember checking them out and having a good laugh while working for an ISP way back in 2000.
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Database connection error...
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Personally, that hashtag is so unfortunately awesome that I'm going to use it at every opportunity! #foundersexchange
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Nothing like the founders discussing their change of gender on #foundersexchange.
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Please, tell us the point then.
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by tbsdy 15y ago
Good. I wouldn't want to work for you, after all you seem to spend more time writing about why you want to fire me than how to make money!
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by tbsdy 15y ago
If you encrypt it, then everyone will need to decrypt it. Which means they need the decryption key or it won't work :-) Sort of defeats the purpose!
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by tbsdy 15y ago
It would be amusing to issue the college lecturer with a DMCA takedown order.