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721.
by tonfa 14y ago
I thought the android app had video ads now. http://googlemobileads.blogspot.nl/2012/08/trueview-video-ad...
722.
by tonfa 14y ago
The Steve Yegge blog post.
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by tonfa 14y ago
I thought you could ask for a reallocation right away. The 18 months might be if you stay more than a couple of months in your preallocated position.
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by tonfa 14y ago
> So I guess the short version is no, what you are concerned about won't happen. It won't happen for Googlers, but it will happen for G+ business users, since they (afaik) can't make their profile fully private, and it won't be entirely
725.
by tonfa 14y ago
It's not because you technically have access to something that you should or will access it, for a myriad of reasons.
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by tonfa 14y ago
And there's already a potentially better column oriented datastore used at Google: http://vldb.org/pvldb/vol5/p1436_alexanderhall_vldb2012.pdf
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by tonfa 14y ago
> Along the same lines...this decision seems to be based on how FB collected this data without users explicit consent. Well, under this argument, doesn't FB collect interaction data without user consent? Biometric data is usually a much
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by tonfa 14y ago
> Ok, finally. Facebook claims 800 million users. Let's assume half of them are fake. I'd assume the 800M is active (non fake) users. They probably have billions of accounts.
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by tonfa 14y ago
ctrl-shift-n: here you go. But more seriously it really depends on what appears in that search results and for which queries. If it's done properly it only triggers when there's a very relevant mail matching the query, which would be unlike
730.
by tonfa 14y ago
I never let people use my cookies. I always start an anonymous window to let people use my browser (especially since most of the time, they'll want to check their email and go to gmail...).
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by tonfa 14y ago
The tablet layout of google now is multi column.
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by tonfa 14y ago
When I was in France I would sometimes pay in a bakery with my debit card for a couple of euros. Actually, I believe handling cash costs them money too and card processing fees might be less than what cash costs them.
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by tonfa 14y ago
s/Europe/??/ (Germany?) I know at least a couple of European countries where debit/credit cards are prevalent.
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by tonfa 14y ago
So we should make encryption mandatory for the browser to endpoint connection, and optional elsewhere?
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by tonfa 14y ago
It is interesting because in France some operators are fighting to get subsidized phones considered as a consumer credit (you just pay the phone over time instead of up front, like a credit). Since consumer credit is much more heavily regul
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by tonfa 14y ago
So you should just invest $1k in BTC. If it outperforms by 100x, you lose 10k but very likely gain much more, otherwise you get $9k.
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by tonfa 14y ago
Could you side-load it?
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Google Wallet overhauled: support for all credit and debit cards(theverge.com)
4 points by tonfa 14y ago|0 comments
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by tonfa 14y ago
> I'm still not sure how much money Google spends on maintaining p2p video calls open that makes it worth pushing users to stop using Hangout so darn much. Maybe because it's not p2p?
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by tonfa 14y ago
Also HAR and I believe Burning Man had GSM networks too.
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by tonfa 14y ago
Yes, and putting a CDN node where the fiber terminates seems much much simpler (they might already do it for TV feeds anyway).
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by tonfa 14y ago
On the bottom of the search homepage.
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Make your mark on Google with Handwrite for Mobile and Tablet Search(googleblog.blogspot.ch)
1 points by tonfa 14y ago|0 comments
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by tonfa 14y ago
> With Google as your ISP and TV channel provider, they will have the potential to know everything about you Is it allowed by the ToS?
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by tonfa 14y ago
ISPs can already directly peer and setup a local node for Google CDN.
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by tonfa 14y ago
s/users/customers/ ?
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by tonfa 14y ago
But then you have extra vacation days...
748.
by tonfa 14y ago
It's not Wikileaks but FDNN. FDNN is a french non-profit and can decide what they do with their funds.
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by tonfa 14y ago
Even easier, donate to FDNN without directing the funds to Wikileaks. Part of it will go to WL, but the rest will go to laquadrature (fighting ACTA among other things), some free software associations and some independent ISPs.
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by tonfa 14y ago
And France, and Germany, and ...

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