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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I can only agree.
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
That only means ads don't fit anymore in this capitalistic world.. so shut them down..
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I appreciate your effort on trying to putt the words 'google' and 'ethical' in the same sentence. It just doesn't fit. It's business. Who cares about the user any longer?
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
And as for this thread, the same seems to be now happening with websites as well..
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I understand your point of view but still would prefer google to blacklist instead of whitelisting. As a single user, I don't honestly care but this is making it more difficult for companies which find it more difficult to have their o
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I knew google was controlling email and labeling which email servers are "safe" or not.. with a lot of false positives! Didn't knew they were already doing the same to websites. Nasty google.
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
How about if students stopped going to colleges? Clearly students are being fooled into a slavery model. College + car + house and you're done for life. At first, I think there is not point on going to college if companies/market
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I agree. And this is just one of the few recipes on how to enslave population. Let's just buy a car and a house next and we're granted for life.
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I disagree. In my opinion, giving less control to the endpoint user means you still need to rely blindly on what's between two endpoints - although, on this way, you cannot control it. I think the most effective way to combat endpoint
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I feel as well and that's why I found this article interesting. The importance of having your private "space".
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Sorry, when I mentioned "alone with yourself" I was referring as in general, not only on the Web. I agree with you that online and private don't mix. What I was trying to say is that it is like if you don't have your spa
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I think the author means that tweeting keeps you from writing a diary in a way that it makes you feel that you already wrote about your happiness, problems, emotions, etc somewhere else. In my opinion there is a misleading feeling of privac
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Really nice article imo.
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Can you consider not needing to work at all? Let's imagine that machinery/robots can make all manpower obsolete. Why would you still need to work if everything could be provided without cost? Why would you need money at all? Could
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
That would be in a perfect world..
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
My point is that nowadays there is a focus on writing for a client/server arch, other than any other. As a result, you get lots of open-sourced frameworks/libraries. The same doesn't happen with p2p. In my opinion, as we are
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Great idea! "I want p2p distributed software to be EASIER to write than client/server" Totally agree.
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Very useful, isn't it R.Barbosa? ;)
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Can someone please clarify me... Not defending Sun/Oracle decisions in here but isn't Bruce Eckel confusing Java as a language with some Java libraries, of which some happen to be provided via JDK? This was what I felt while readi
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
I like the "for example.." present in most sentences.
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by vmateixeira 11y ago
Totally agree.