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File-Sharers Buy 30% More Music Than Non-P2P Peers(torrentfreak.com)
5 points by vibrunazo 14y ago|0 comments
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Democrat says Congress will slap the FTC if it dares to sue Google(bgr.com)
1 points by vibrunazo 14y ago|0 comments
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
FYI this has absolutely nothing to do with TorrentFreak suddenly being anti-piracy. The only thing he's mad about is that the pirates are spoiling the game's story by publishing spoilers everywhere. It's not about the act of piracy itself,
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Imagine if, before intellectual property, you put 20 smart people in a room, and tell them to come up with solutions to add incentives for creative works. None of them would have come up with "Hey! Why don't we grant inventors monopolies ov
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Are dying and being replaced by mobile, partly, for this same reason. http://www.slideshare.net/bcousins/when-the-consoles-die-wha...
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
My bank does that to. I can only make online payments on my bank website if I install a browser java applet they call an "anti-virus". I stopped using it when they did it.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Well just as you posted that, Verge comes up with this article that proves you wrong. Apple had over one year left on Google Maps contract, but decided to ditch it anyway: http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/25/3407614/apple-over-a-year-...
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Yes it is true. It's Brazil. Just go to the official source: http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/removals/government... Click on court order requests. Brazil is first, US is second.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
> Not long ago, another judge tried to blackout Facebook for 24hrs too, don't remember why... It was for similar reasons. Someone trash talked a politician on Facebook, the politician ordered it to be taken down, Facebook failed to comp
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Here in Brazil, most of the forest currently disappearing is because farmers want the land to raise cattle and make money off selling meat. Not paper. Though forests used to be cut down for paper. That's no longer the case because it's not
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
3d printing is theft. You wouldn't shoplift a toy, so why would you print it?
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Tesla Model S getting first ever over-the-air car firmware upgrade(theverge.com)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
When you click the plus button to add a source, it should show a bar bellow it with a slider of how much you want from that source. So you just slide it to the minus side if you never wanna see that, or to the plus side if you wanna see it
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
> The tech crowd tends to look at devices as bricks with feature lists attached to them, but consumers don't. That's one unusual conclusion. One could argue that the main difference is that the tech crowd knows what they're buying bette
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
True, AltaVista was my homepage until SEO became so common that 99% of seaches were worthless, if you didn't do a detailed 20 key-word query using clever use of "+"s "-"s and other codes. To try to fight spam yourself, manually.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
You can block any source you want. I have many sources blocked (ie TechCrunch) and others favorited (ie Verge). Just go to settings.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Not sure if I'm following you. Are you saying we shouldn't vote because our only 1 vote is meaningless in the crowd?
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Why does he have to pretend so hard that he is not trying to make money? Why the dodging? There's nothing wrong in making money. The only thing wrong here is this dishonesty. As many others here said in the other thread, we would gladly pay
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Developers claim Safari in iOS 6 breaks Web apps with aggressive caching(arstechnica.com)
3 points by vibrunazo 14y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Movi.Kanti.Revo, A New Chrome Experiment(blog.chromium.org)
3 points by vibrunazo 14y ago|0 comments
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
If you specifically don't like engadget's review. Here's gdgt's aggregated reviews list: http://gdgt.com/apple/iphone/5/ They'll add more to the list as they become available.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Such a shame, this is such a good article. A respectful adult discussion of real problems. From which we could have a great conversation about these issues, and better, brainstorm solutions. Which would be an incredibly fun and productive t
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
> * The software home button is very frustrating. Miss the spacebar, Im going to the home screen I hate this one too. I bought this up on a hangout with Google developers (they do this weekly). And they made it clear they're very aware
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Is there any way to disable that? I already looked it up but didn't find it.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
I agree, historically, big 180 shifts in legislation didn't happen because one interest group had a more.compelling argument. Change happens when the economics shift, such that there is now a stronger economic and political (or sometimes mi
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
FYI, the name of the above logical fallacy is argument from ignorance. "I don't know x, so y must be true".
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
If they changed how older APIs behave on devices and that were not expecting it. Wouldn't that, by definition, break backward compatibility?
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Have you read the whole article? The author is not disagreeing with you. He is very specifically agreeing with your point. Apple is selling more than just "hardware", they're not just selling a piece of metal and silicon. That's what the
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Read the last sentence of the post. It's only counting people who visited the g+ stream or mobile app.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
This time Vic specified that this is people accessing plus.google.com and mobile app. So I'm reasonably sure using gtalk on gmail wouldn't count.

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