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by veritas20 12y ago
Not sure that this is true from a technical level, but from a customer level, I actually choose the shows to be recorded in a similar fashion that I would use TiVo. Aereo only records what you schedule to be record when it comes to their DV
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by veritas20 12y ago
Yes, they've stated that they have no Plan B. I would have to disagree with them though. There are always options. The ruling essentially invalidated the live stream portion of their service. I believe that there is still a huge market
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by veritas20 13y ago
maybe a good option for start ups until they prove out their business model and start to make money
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by veritas20 13y ago
File a compliant with the FCC. Yes, I know, but you have to start somewhere to let them know how their action/inaction/decisions affect consumers. The more complaints, the better.
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JP Morgan files for a Bitcoin like patent(money.cnn.com)
3 points by veritas20 13y ago|0 comments
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by veritas20 13y ago
see my reply to was_hellbanned's comment
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by veritas20 13y ago
see my reply to gknoy's comment
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by veritas20 13y ago
comment wasn't meant to be snarky, i just didn't think that i would have to give a thesis about why this wasn't newsworthy but hey if you sit < 2' from a 28" and have no problems with that, then go out and grab y
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by veritas20 13y ago
Thanks for posting this. It wasn't meant to be a snarky comment, but I did leave out some basic assumptions which I thought were obvious. "Usually" the larger the screen the further away most people will sit from there screen
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by veritas20 13y ago
Your eyes can't tell the difference b/t 1080p and 4k on a 28" screen
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by veritas20 13y ago
I think some are missing the major point. If you are working from every where there is no "life" in the "work-life" balance message that they are trying to convey. "Work anywhere", yes. "Work-life balance&
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by veritas20 13y ago
sadly, this is my first time hearing of this service...
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by veritas20 13y ago
it's just the plain corruption of human nature, democratic process or not....democracy was not structured to work this way
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by veritas20 13y ago
no...the foolishness of the citizens united decision
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by veritas20 13y ago
details?
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by veritas20 13y ago
Would have loved to see Bump pivot to an in-person transaction verification and facilitation app. Imagine having Bump as the intermediary of in-person transactions for large purchases coordinated over Craiglist sales.
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by veritas20 13y ago
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/17479718/ns/politics/t/jurors-conv...
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by veritas20 13y ago
and what about Scooter Libby?
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by veritas20 13y ago
How about if someone revealed the identities of CIA agents? Scooter Libby...remember him? He's chilling somewhere right now as a free man.
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by veritas20 13y ago
Bradley Manning would have gotten less time if he: Robbed a bank: 20 year max Knowing spread AIDS: 10 year max Sold child pornography: 10 year max Sold slaves: 20 year max and many more.... Will this cause action or uproar among civilians o
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by veritas20 13y ago
"Industry is shady, it needs to be taken over Label owners hate me, I'm raising the status quo up" - Jay-Z, Izzo There are way too many hands in the cookie jar and it's way too easy for artists to connect directly with f
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by veritas20 13y ago
I have a problem with the article and title on 2 levels. 1) It identifies a "bad" guy. In a two party system the other party is the "bad" guy no matter how or whom signed legislation into law. If you identify yourself as
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by veritas20 13y ago
I'm not sure about the percentage with or without cap. Most of the transactions for the service that we're building will be in the $500-700 range. With us taking a flat percentage, the merchant taking their percentage, and then payouts to c
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by veritas20 13y ago
whoa...1% + $.30 for bank payments??? why would you need a percentage on an ACH transfer when most others charge a flat rate?
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by veritas20 13y ago
Given the history of bankruptcies in the car manufacturing space, it would be interesting to see how the effect of mandated dealerships affected the overall profit margins and viability of the car manufacturers. Think about it for a second.
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by veritas20 13y ago
Does anyone know the specific tax implications of a write-down of a bad acquisition? In this case and in HP's case it's truly hard to believe that the assets acquired are that severely depressed and I would like to know how this affects tax
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by veritas20 13y ago
It's a preservation of money and industry matter.
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by veritas20 13y ago
It's crazy to see that a "red" state, you know the champions of free-market and capitalism, would support such laws that restrict any manufacturer from selling directly to consumers. The obstacles being thrown in Tesla's path from the deal
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by veritas20 13y ago
I'm sure that more cuts are on the way. Having a breadth of products works well for software that's distributed in a non-SaaS model. Now, that they have embraced a subscription model, expect narrowing the product suite.
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by veritas20 14y ago
There are several companies that started off as side projects across an array of industries: apple, spanx, and buffer for example. The diluted talent pool is not because of part-time entreprenuers. Based on your logic, they wouldn't leave

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