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by watty 15y ago
These, like smartphones, do not have to be used all the time. There's no reason you can't wear them when you'd like to be connected... you'd be crazy NOT to take them off.
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by watty 15y ago
What if they looked like normal glasses/sunglasses? May not be possible in the first revision but certainly a possibility.
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by watty 15y ago
Not everyone prefers an IDE but certainly you can see the need for them...
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by watty 15y ago
That's a given, will be more interesting to see how individuals make large amounts of cash.
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by watty 15y ago
I doubt he was making more than you on an hourly level.
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by watty 15y ago
Never ethical to assist law enforcement? Never?? Come on man.
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by watty 15y ago
Good hackers won't be caught, there is no training. If they do XYZ and don't leave any traces they can't be caught. It took a considerable amount of time and effort to catch these people and they left hundreds of logs.
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by watty 15y ago
Review all of the unjustified attacks LulzSec was responsible for: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LulzSec Easily in the millions.
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by watty 15y ago
How can anyone with a tiny bit of intelligence claim that he did any wrongdoing by helping the FBI? This does not imply that helping law enforcement is always ethical. In this case, helping law enforcement take down these criminals is not
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by watty 15y ago
You're joking right? Sure, he WAS an ass but at least he did some good by helping the FBI take down these criminals - enjoy jail.
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by watty 15y ago
"analyze tweets posted each day for anything said about their products and services."
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by watty 15y ago
This would be a great way to kill windows. Microsoft Office, IDEs, Photoshop, etc. simply wouldn't work as well in metro. Having separate windows allows drag and drop between applications and is a huge boost to productivity. Not to menti
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by watty 15y ago
There are much more valuable files to steal off a computer than a phone. The reason you won't see it (often) is because it's so much easier to watch traffic on your computer. Any company doing this would be taking a huge risk and would li
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by watty 15y ago
Spamming your Dropbox referral link is a quick method to get your account disabled, not extra space.
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by watty 15y ago
Good for him but not sure why he feels the need to push his zero-alcohol policy on others. I'd guess more people drink for other reasons than to "get drunk" but I guess this was his only reason.
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by watty 15y ago
There are definitely advantages to Flash but this reeks of bias. For example, Flash is supported by 99% of web browsers? Guess we're ignoring mobile?
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by watty 15y ago
Just disable it by default and get the best of both worlds. I dislike my browser loading Flash (which is often advertisements) so I only allow it when it's some content worth viewing. Unfortunately there are still worthwhile websites that
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by watty 15y ago
This has nothing to do with the free Google Maps but instead the use in Enterprise which normally carries a hefty price tag. Software products do promotions all the time - it's still up to the user to decide whether the future costs of the
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by watty 15y ago
I've never understood the argument of "allowing" people to become billionaires. Many of these people created things that changed the world. Should they be artificially limited even more on their income?
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by watty 15y ago
I think that was his point. "Every windows machine affected" doesn't mean Windows 7 only.
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by watty 15y ago
What does this accomplish again?
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by watty 15y ago
The author claims he cut cable yet pays $340/year to get NFL Sunday Ticket on his PS3 - really? The only reason I still have cable is for ESPN. They have live sports that are exclusive to ESPN and the only way to get ESPN is to have cable.
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by watty 15y ago
Thanks for the info - can someone please explain why these comments are being downvoted? Is it because they could be fake or that people just dislike Joel's company?
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by watty 15y ago
I haven't used Trello but I think it's geared towards a team rather than a single person with pen and paper.
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by watty 15y ago
Private networks are now clouds too, how cute.
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by watty 15y ago
I agree, I have no idea why he can't center content horizontally unless he's making a mistake. However, those deficiencies you mentioned are only "well worth it" because it's our only option. It's this complacent attitude that helped gener
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by watty 15y ago
He has a great point if it's legit. Without source we have no idea what's going on or if he even has valid HTML to begin with. I have no problems centering content horizontally cross browser (which he complains about).
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by watty 15y ago
No, you can't opt out of online tracking any easier. Private browsing mode doesn't hide your IP address. Plus you've got companies like Facebook that can (or try) to track your activity outside of their website. Ever use public internet?
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by watty 15y ago
I think you're being a bit harsh, I certainly give a flying fuck about interoperability. Lelylan will provide a REST layer on top of all of your devices in your house. It may not change the world but would certainly make developing apps th
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by watty 15y ago
I don't get it - when I click on available wireless networks I see all of my neighbors SSID names, should I not read them? These are not private, the default setting of a router is actually to broadcast this name. So, perhaps we should a

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