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by tscrib 14y ago
I'd second that. By no means would I want to see space exploration stop. I just don't think we should be looking to live elsewhere when we can't live here.
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by tscrib 14y ago
As much as I want to commiserate with you about sending humans into space - I have to remind myself that this is an escapist's fantasy. I am also an engineer, and a realist. We just happen to be tied to a water-filled, fertile, and atmosphe
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by tscrib 14y ago
Once this gets rolled out to more cities, this will certainly be looked back as a disruptive product in the home internet market. Google is well-placed to destroy the traditional ISPs. Google Fiber: come to Canada please!
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by tscrib 14y ago
I'm a regular commuter cyclist (Halifax, NS; now Ottawa, ON) and how I wish I could ride on such a highway! Even the best cycling lanes I have experienced are punctuated by stops, intersections and red lights. When you're cruising at 35km/h
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by tscrib 14y ago
> I hate to say it but Facebook is not going to be overthrown, ever. For ever is a long time. As eevilspock said, I'll take this as an exaggeration rather than literally. However even then I have to disagree. Virtually any prediction we
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by tscrib 14y ago
Glad to see that Apple is listening to customer feedback and acting on it.
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by tscrib 14y ago
This is an incredible way to lead by example and help entrepreneurs get the push to really make their ideas thrive. Well done! Hopefully Canadian entrepreneurs will take advantage of it, seeing as this seems to be exactly what we're missing
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by tscrib 16y ago
"when I was young, we'd walk 25miles to school, in the middle of winter, uphill both ways, with our laptops open and running..."
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by tscrib 16y ago
Indeed! If only he got more mainstream support, could be expanded to more people
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by tscrib 16y ago
I've been meaning to buy one of these for my parents for some time now. They rarely do anything other than email, surf the web and photos. The improvements (especially the speed bump and cameras) finally give me a 'features' justification f
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by tscrib 16y ago
The article properly points out that a company cannot do its business without employees. Certainly: employees have the skill to actually perform the tasks the company was founded upon to provide. What the article fails to recognize the powe
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by tscrib 16y ago
Doesn't Quicksilver already offer this same functionality? I'm also unsure if I would use this app.
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by tscrib 16y ago
This area must be on the list of improvements for Apple with the next software shipment. There is huge opportunity to use this space as a communication hub, something all iPhone users would benefit from.
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by tscrib 16y ago
Indeed. Ars Technica has been covering it in excellent depth. I'm just surprised it didn't happen earlier. From the onset, especially HBGary's reaction, it seemed the only way out was that Barr would be canned or step down.
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by tscrib 16y ago
The government and large defence companies certainly do care about ethics. It's just a different 'kind' of ethics than you would normally envision. Its more about your appearance to the general public, and your market than anything else. If