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   Gawker is organized like an international money-laundering operation(newyorker.com)

   1 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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   by wozniacki 13y ago

   How come Winamp is shutting down and Real Player still around !?!? Notwithstanding that Real Player was quite popular in Asia, a few years ago, during the portable media player years.
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   by wozniacki 13y ago

   One day, some forty-fifty years from now people will look back at this age and label it no differently than we now label the age of the robber barons. [1] Far more importantly than that, they will observe that this was the onset period of a
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   by wozniacki 13y ago

   My point precisely. It sure is a lot of stuff to keep unentangled in your head without ever so much as jotting it down in your daily planner for fear that it might someday be deemed admissible in court. I wonder what kind of apps they'
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   by wozniacki 13y ago

   I am always in constant bewilderment at how galling some of these corporate crimes are. How does one even go about planning these? Do the chief executives [1] [2] sit with the board members and discuss the tradeoffs of turning a blind eye t
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   Mystery humans spiced up ancients’ rampant sex lives(nature.com)

   4 points by wozniacki 13y ago|1 comments
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   by wozniacki 13y ago

   I fully expect it to go to the low $4000s by the beginning of the holiday season, perhaps even by early December.
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   by wozniacki 13y ago

   The Winkelvosses must be laughing all the way to the bank. Must have at least made one trip to cash out a portion, since they first started stashing the coin. [1] [1] http://www.bloomberg.com/video/winklevoss-twins-mine
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   Profoundly important,but not in the way we might expect: exoplanet revolution(aeonmagazine.com)

   2 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    3.5 BN yr 'horribly smelly' Aussie fossil is "oldest complete example of life"(independent.co.uk)

    1 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Some context and elaboration: CNN's Don Lemon talks with a columnist ( Orville Lloyd Douglas )who wrote about his hatred for the color of his own skin. Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DujnL7w5ic4 Shorter ve
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    We espouse 'black is beautiful', but the true image of blackness is ugly(theguardian.com)

    23 points by wozniacki 13y ago|10 comments
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Is localbitcoins dot com dead ? Does anyone use it anymore?
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    Reform in China : The party's new blueprint(economist.com)

    1 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Has anyone noticed that one of the most populous countries is near the bottom? Ranked 216 !!
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    David Cameron Calling For Permanent Austerity In Front Of Ridiculous Gold Things(businessinsider.com)

    5 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    I know that this is an emergency and perhaps not the best time to split hairs. Having said that, is there a Charity Navigator for the UK / Europe? http://www.charitynavigator.org/ I do not give a single red penny to ev
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    When Privacy Is Theft(nybooks.com)

    2 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    With billions of cash in the coffers (albeit a substantial portion of it, offshore and quite tricky to bring it home without losing a chunk in taxes) could Apple not afford to offer non-curt remarks as to why a certain app was rejected; per
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    This verges on nitpicking. I have lost score on how many times Yelp has glaringly gotten business hours wrong, for hot restaurants in major neighborhoods. This from a website whose whole purpose is to help customers find businesses. Frankly
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    Singaporeans applaud their government for cracking down on philandering(qz.com)

    1 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    Brazil has the world’s weirdest carbon footprint(qz.com)

    1 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    How can poor countries afford space programmes?(economist.com)

    1 points by wozniacki 13y ago|0 comments
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Yes it was prescient. A portion of the "Network" diatribe says the following: At the bottom of all our terrified souls we know that democracy is a dying giant; a sick, dying, decaying political concept writhing in its final pain.
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Countries involved: Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United States, Mexico, Peru, Chile. http://americablog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/TPP_map.pn... Discus
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Broadband prices across the world: (45 Mbps or more) http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/70717000/gif/_70717869... This research echoes the findings of another report earlier in the summer by the OECD
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    IP Telephony is the only one I can think of.
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Don't you think that's awfully close to 300GB without ANY STREAMING or GAMING !?!?!
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    I second this. No Netflix , Amazon , Roku or any set top box based streaming of any other kind either. No gaming either. This is my usage for the past three months: http://i.imgur.com/ZDNGYVI.jpg
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    by wozniacki 13y ago

    Could you elaborate on a) communication latency b) addicted to information and c) instantaneous species-wide communication. and how those are greater risk factors?