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by ulf 17y ago
This does not solve it at all, because if he is pardoned he still spends the rest of his life in jail, doesn't he?
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by ulf 17y ago
This is unbelievable. Even more so that they would not just disable the displaying of the application until they are sure that thing is fixed. My guess is this was just the beginning of big time spam/phish/... problems for twitter...
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by ulf 17y ago
"This is pretty much the opposite of Wall Street’s compensation schemes. To me, as a principle, that means it’s probably a good idea.." priceless
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Scarcity and the world of digital media(blog.agoeldi.com)
1 points by ulf 17y ago|0 comments
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by ulf 17y ago
He dominated as expected. Tyson Gay ran 9.71 (personal record) and did not stand a chance. It remains to be seen how the prototypical sprint athlete will look like in 10 years. Bolt was the first really successful one who did not fit into t
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by ulf 17y ago
"* He is witty and gregarious. * His confidence can make him charismatic and persuasive. * He is also prone to making enemies and feels he is persecuted by those who do not accept his vision and mission." hm, this reads like the next line s
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by ulf 17y ago
None, but as in any case like this, nobody giving a damn about this will consider themself antisocial. So there may even be a few supporters. After some time, the boundaries will be defined newly and the uproar will come, of course then it'
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by ulf 17y ago
I think you may have taken him too seriously ;-)
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by ulf 17y ago
Nice, all the words techcrunch would not like to read anymore in one paragraph
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by ulf 17y ago
I cannot think of something more Big-Brother-like that every other person wearing a 360° camera helmet. Given enough of those, you can visit every place on earth virtually with live data, including everyone in that location. Hooray...
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by ulf 17y ago
Is there any kind of application, for which screenshots are less important than a browser?! Look, it displays google results just as every other browser AND it has tabs!
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Can Apple crack the code in tablet computing?(blog.agoeldi.com)
2 points by ulf 17y ago|0 comments
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What Media Companies Could Learn From Microsoft: Smart Bundling(blog.agoeldi.com)
1 points by ulf 17y ago|0 comments
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by ulf 17y ago
Has anyone thought of the possibility that Twitter leaked those documents intentionally? Do we have a statement from them dealing with the whole affair?
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by ulf 17y ago
My guess is that the first really free netbook will be available from Google. Chip in Chrome OS, and they could be able to buy themselves into the OS market easily.
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Is the Party Over? The Flattening S-Curve of IT Innovation(blog.agoeldi.com)
2 points by ulf 17y ago|1 comments
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by ulf 17y ago
This is (so the government says) directed at material which is hosted in countries that do not cooperate in the deletion of such material. Of course the government made a big joke of itself when publishing lists/numbers of those countries.
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by ulf 17y ago
You can just used a DNS server which is not inside of Germany. Or you retrieve the IP from somewhere and setup your local hosts file or whatever. That was the point why this law provoked the biggest petition in the history of the country. I
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by ulf 17y ago
still, there have been lists which were a lot worse...
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by ulf 17y ago
This is kind of ironic, if you consider that digital distribution can empower the artist to sell without a whole bunch of intermediaries and therefore benefit more from the sales...
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by ulf 17y ago
They play at least 4 games (or 5, given the current situation), maybe that shall reflect in the word. And yes, I am aware that the NHL, too, has a best-of-seven format.
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by ulf 17y ago
Does anyone have experiencing programming those things using Linux?
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by ulf 17y ago
Probably most people would not put those two in the same league, but I suspect the author thinks that Stephen Wolfram himself would certainly do so.
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by ulf 17y ago
I think the main problem here is not if Google is a monopoly at this very moment. But when you consider the speed with which they acquire new data from virtually every area where a lot of information exists, you have to ask yourself, how da
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by ulf 17y ago
How shall this work at the end of the chain? Does the postoffice somewhere print the actual address on the envelope or does the postman get a bunch of letters without addresses and has to perform the lookup again?
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by ulf 17y ago
Misleading title again, no really interesting details...
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by ulf 17y ago
Generally an interesting idea. Though I can think of some other areas which have more need for that(_finance_).
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by ulf 17y ago
Another proof that Google is steadily becoming the SPOF of the web...
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by ulf 17y ago
In that code sample the variable "matches" seems to be magically set by the =~ assignment. That would not be very clean. Or am I missing something?
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by ulf 17y ago
Also one of the things to keep in mind is that the offense usually adapts pretty quickly, since there are very effective measures againts any kind of press. So in general you do not play press for long stretches at once, if you are going ag

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