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AT&T: landline phone service must die; only question is when(arstechnica.com)
25 points by tshtf 17y ago|33 comments
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AT&T asks FCC to set date to scrap old phone system(reuters.com)
1 points by tshtf 17y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Statement Regarding MSN China Joint Venture’s Juku Feature(microsoft.com)
222 points by tshtf 17y ago|58 comments
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by tshtf 17y ago
Apologies for the paywall. A search on Google News for the article title should allow full access.
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Google to Start Selling Own Phone Next Year(online.wsj.com)
9 points by tshtf 17y ago|6 comments
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by tshtf 17y ago
I could not read more than the first two paragraphs of the original article due to the paywall. Here is a Bloomberg article that can actually be read: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=a0Kv...
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by tshtf 17y ago
Surely nothing is wrong with following the orders of the shareholders. What is the difference between their recommended oath: I pledge to maximise the wealth of the people who pay my salary, i.e. the shareholders, unless the shareholders t
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by tshtf 17y ago
What is the best way to deal with skeptics of generally accepted ideas? As a thought experiment, I'm going to throw out the worst possible analogy I can think of: How should historians deal with holocaust revisionism? Is it better to censor
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Language Learning Difficulty for English Speakers(en.wikibooks.org)
22 points by tshtf 17y ago|34 comments
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by tshtf 17y ago
I agree with you entirely. My comment was in response to parents contention that lack of a vetting process put third party cellular networks at risk.
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by tshtf 17y ago
I've owned two Windows Mobile phones over the past 5 years. Both allowed me complete access to install any third-party applications, in spite the fact they were on third-party cellular network. Same for Nokia. No application vetting whatsoe
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by tshtf 17y ago
1) Right now I'm running Firefox locally in X11. If there is a code execution vulnerability in JPEG parsing, for example, the shellcode could just install a signed repo package with a root vulnerability. This potentially means the next Fire
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Why Wine Ratings Are Badly Flawed(online.wsj.com)
32 points by tshtf 17y ago|43 comments
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Murdoch's Folly: Block Google & Kill Fair Use -- Plus a Nasty Truth(lauren.vortex.com)
1 points by tshtf 17y ago|0 comments
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by tshtf 17y ago
Several years ago Walt Odets took a look at the Rolex Explorer movement and case: http://www.timezone.com/library/horologium/horologium0036 http://www.timezone.com/library/horologium/horologium6316755... Just a different viewpoint from
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by tshtf 17y ago
I agree with you almost entirely, but I feel there is no dichotomy here. There is room for several strategies to approach this treaty. There is the need for dissent within in the political sphere for this treaty, and I'm certain that many a
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by tshtf 17y ago
Last week MI5 in the UK argued against the 3-strikes filesharing laws as they would encourage private citizens to use cryptography better in their filesharing efforts. If this treaty goes through it very well could be the harbinger of the w
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Document rental service brings "deep web" content to the mainstream (blogs.zdnet.com)
1 points by tshtf 17y ago|0 comments
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by tshtf 17y ago
Apologies for the link - requires a subscription if you don't hit it from a Google search for "Wal-Mart Expands Cheap No-Contract Wireless Plan". Thanks Rupert.
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by tshtf 17y ago
Here's a much more mature analysis of what's going on. http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20091014-711422.html Posted article is fairly shallow, and this deserves some better analysis.
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Matt Cutts 30 day challenge for October: No Microsoft Software(mattcutts.com)
46 points by tshtf 17y ago|38 comments
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Regarding 37signals and communication(brian.mastenbrook.net)
1 points by tshtf 17y ago|0 comments
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Respect, but no love, for hackers (newsobserver.com)
1 points by tshtf 17y ago|0 comments
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by tshtf 17y ago
I logged into an older Hotmail account the other day to be greeted with hundreds of spam messages in my inbox. My active gmail account gets maybe 1 spam a month that isn't filtered. At least for webmail providers, Google has won the war on
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A Guide to Finding Security Problems on OS X(brian.mastenbrook.net)
3 points by tshtf 17y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Hyper-V drivers for Linux(kroah.com)
7 points by tshtf 17y ago|1 comments