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trotsky
14y ago
If the funds are subject to asset seizure the DOJ would never release them in a situation like this. If they got a conviction there'd be nothing left - all paid to his surprisingly expensive legal team based in the caymans. Even the dumbest
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14y ago
They're not going to be putting the play store on there for the same reason amazon doesn't put it on the fire - their model is to provide the payment/content ecosystem for the ol' 70/30 split.
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14y ago
You're not going to be adding a new video card to a Tegra 3 SOC.
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14y ago
I intentionally avoided chiming in on that thread so I didn't sound like a sourpuss. I'm not sure if it's jealousy alone, but I feel like it's bit improper for people to be moving those kind of volumes on products so early in their design c
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14y ago
Our business model is simple. It's identical to the mobile game model – nothing fancy or sneaky. We'll share revenue – you get 70 percent. We’re planning to make it as easy as possible for you. And OUYA is built on Android. It will also su
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14y ago
Clearly my post came across poorly and not as I intended, as at the time I imagined it to be a softer way of suggesting that his words don't represent his actions. Other ways of saying that directly sound much more personal and less civil i
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14y ago
It would seem like the definition of respect mostly conflicts with your behavior. re·spect 1. To feel or show deferential regard for; esteem. 2. to pay proper attention to; not violate "to respect Swiss neutrality" 3. to
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14y ago
I think it's perfectly fine if you want to play games dancing around what's legal and forge ahead against Craigslist's wishes. There's a long history of that kind of behavior in information services and they may or may not be able to stop y
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14y ago
For those looking for some context, I found some slides: "The Decline of the GPL, and What To Do About It" Richard Fontana, Red Hat - Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit 2012 https://events.linuxfoundation.org/images/stories/pdf/lfcs20..
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14y ago
The aesthetics are bloody awesome! I don't know what to make of the gameplay from the video but the vibe is spot on. You should collect email addresses somewhere, I'd love to hear when it's ready.
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14y ago
That's what they charge afaik - $200/mo flat rate. https://www.cloudflare.com/business
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14y ago
How on earth does Cloudfare survive charging $200 for nearly 2PB of traffic? Is the profiling/retargeting business really that lucrative? Do big accounts like that have some kind of revshare deal or mandatory link skimming?
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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean review
(theverge.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Is there any evidence that Apple wants game developers targeting mobile Safari? It's a classic platform tactic to abuse APIs you don't want used (HTML5) to drive people to the one you do want used (ObjC). Between platform lock in and 30 cen
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14y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpoena
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14y ago
That certainly would make a bit more sense, but I'm not sure how likely it is - It doesn't seem like Blizzard has a relationship with S&S and it seems unlikely that they'd hire creative so far away from their offices in California.
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14y ago
I understand why you're confused, that seems like a rational (if rather lowball) understanding of the resources you'd use. In reality an agency used a team: brainstorming sessions with senior staff + one or two graphic artists doing multipl
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14y ago
Having worked at a high end ad agency for a bit a long time ago my first reaction to this is to feel really bad for their customers. If they're willing to squander this level of their own resources on something so random they're almost assu
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14y ago
At some point gross negligence becomes indistinguishable from malicious behavior.
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14y ago
1. Start centralized bitcoin depository. 2. Fail to provide any loss protection. 3. "get hacked" 4. Profit.
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Full page ad in the A section of the WSJ today.
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14y ago
Adobe is still providing bugfix versions of the 11.2 tree for NPAPI linux.
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14y ago
Onlive announced a google TV edition of their cloud gaming platform at CES 2012 that works with a console type gaming controller. Not sure if the playable version of that has shipped.
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trotsky
14y ago
FWIW, this is from recent Morgan Stanley coverage entitled "Tablet Landscape Evolution Window(s) of Opportunity": Amazon.com was not in our Blue Paper a year ago. After a rapid Kindle Fire ramp in 4Q11, its long-term share looks uncertain.
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14y ago
The Menlo Park, Calif., company has come under fire from corporate governance advocates who have criticized Facebook for having no women on the board. They questioned why Ms. Sandberg, a strong proponent of women in the workplace, wasn't o
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The script that you download and execute goes back out to the internet to download the real executable, so it makes it (somewhat) difficult to review beforehand or to make sure you're running the official version
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I understand you're working fast and it's early. But not providing hashes and using a two stage downloader and not using ssl and using auto updates and not using code signing means that your app will now be the weakest link in terms of secu
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14y ago
Mac OS X Security Configuration Guide: https://ssl.apple.com/support/security/guides/docs/SnowLeopa... Installing antivirus tools helps prevent infection of your computer by viruses, and helps prevent your computer from becoming a host u
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14y ago
I want to believe, but hasn't that been a (mostly) true statement for previous nexus devices as well?
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14y ago
Content not available for licensing is a justification for infringement? That doesn't ring true at all for me - exclusive content is often much more valuable to a business than content that's licensed. I doubt anyone would think that goldma
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