tbundy

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by tbundy 14y ago
I'd agree, that alone would not indicate that someone is a great journalist.
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by tbundy 14y ago
Maybe the group will be discovered and shamed, maybe it won't. I'm guessing the vast majority of Bittorrent users will never be affected.
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by tbundy 14y ago
I had the same thought. TorrentFreak explains it quite nicely: http://torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-outfits-launch-attack-on... Those guys really are great journalists.
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by tbundy 14y ago
Depressing. Another HN attention grab. The original article was interesting. This one's just words for the sake of it. The most depressing part is that I've now validated it with a comment.
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by tbundy 14y ago
What a delight. I look forward to playing GTA with a cheese controller.
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Ask HN: What's Paydirt using for its animated demo?
3 points by tbundy 14y ago|2 comments
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by tbundy 14y ago
Impressive. Markets: law enforcement, sports photography, any consumer (so long as it could integrate into a Picasa or iPhoto).
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by tbundy 14y ago
Docs already had Comic Sans. Why use anything else?
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by tbundy 14y ago
Yep, got to be (congrats guys). Etherpad/ShareJS code is great, but limited without the brains to fully exploit the capabilities.
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by tbundy 14y ago
Let's hope this at least makes user presence more accurate. I'm doubtful.
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by tbundy 14y ago
Pair for owners and pets?
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by tbundy 14y ago
True, just wish they'd put some meat on it! Tell us a bit about how it worked, what they captured. Then again, it is mass media and the comment is probably a reflection of me being too lazy to read the FCC report, etc. :)
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by tbundy 14y ago
We've had a few people introduced to be "advisors". Very hard to get the right balance of value for both parties. We bailed both times and decided to just back ourselves.
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by tbundy 14y ago
I know it's the BBC, but I am always disappointed by the technical calibre of these reports, "The data gathered included contents of some emails and web browsing history". Guess I should read Ars.