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by wyck 14y ago
Because Ubuntu Linux is considered part of a community of free and open source software, and it's also an OS. These are clear differences.
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by wyck 14y ago
I also heard they don't shoot elephants.
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by wyck 14y ago
Create a start-up with: 3 way email sync (mobile/web/desktop) like exchange server (or other enterprise stuff) A slick feature rich UI Custom domains via MX Solid spam filtering There is nothing out there that does this for under 10$/month
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by wyck 14y ago
The 2$ plan does not sync with anything. The 3$ plan only sync's mobile with webmail (big woop). For "real" business email you need rackspace exchange which is 10$ a month per user, this adds up very quickly with a lot of users.
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by wyck 14y ago
As was found via a reddit user, McAfee posted as "Stuffmonger" on a drug forum called http://www.bluelight.ru about his use ( with pictures and detials) of MDPV. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methylenedioxypyrovalerone Here is his thread
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by wyck 14y ago
What I really like is that these commands work: http://duckduckgo.com/goodies This includes returning images, for example type this "qrcode http://ddg.gg/ into the cli. ps. !Bang tags don't seem to work though.
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by wyck 14y ago
The summit can result in more then net neutrality threats, it includes censorship, monitoring, archiving and usage regulations. The ITU comprises of 193 countries and over 700 private-sector entities. It has become more transparent due to p
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by wyck 14y ago
As a developer who has good business sense I immediately look at their pricing. I am very impressed, this pretty much blows the other services out of the water. Switching to mailjet would save me thousands of $ a year, I was already in the
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by wyck 14y ago
This has certainly upped the competition for newletters services like mailchimp, campaign monitor, aweber, etc. The price is going to sink them.
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by wyck 14y ago
Though I agree with your point that the confrontation is different , your wrong when it comes to passive surveillance. It's not 1980 anymore, surveillance is often stored and put through pattern recognition analysis (in real-time), heavily
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by wyck 14y ago
Do you not read the part about him having over 400k comments? Don't you think that is a bit outside the regular scope?
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by wyck 14y ago
The part where I said common sense is meant to be used, it implies context. I can create an infinitely scalable server and you can come in and drop a sledge hammer on it...does that mean I shouldn't use the word.
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by wyck 14y ago
Open mouth insert foot.
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by wyck 14y ago
Why did this get so much traction on hackernews? This was posted on Reddit and killed with one comment the tl;dr of it : The client was incompetent and irresponsible and likes to blame people when things go wrong.
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by wyck 14y ago
This is silly, infinite scaling doesn't mean "I can do whatever I want and it better work". Use some common sense.
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by wyck 14y ago
Yet netflix is currently down, so maybe there is a problem with the chimp army?
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by wyck 14y ago
This is bullshit, so many critical sites offline. Talk about having all your eggs in one basket.
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by wyck 14y ago
In the car dealership world , as with many business's, poaching in your competitions territory can get your legs broken, what is the digital equivalent?
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by wyck 14y ago
Please consider security through common sense. The shed where you store your lawn mower doesn't have the same security as your bank for a reason. This is as exciting as watching a traffic jam, oh no hide your license plates!
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by wyck 14y ago
There is a ton of spec info here: http://0x10cwiki.com/wiki/Main_Page I especially like this note: Room for 65,536 external hardware devices.
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by wyck 14y ago
You can see the same sketchy metrics in Facebook ads even when drilling down to specific regions. It makes Facebook's platform questionable in regards to any promotions or advertising. At this point you might as well just run your ads direc
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by wyck 14y ago
It also integrates with several atlassian products, namely Jira which in my opinion beats github's issue tracker into the dust.
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by wyck 14y ago
Why on earth does this have upvotes. 1. Thomas Reynold's post comes across as a pathetic childish rant. 2. If you don't think connecting with your friends is valuable then don't write a blog post about it, keep it to yourself, because I don
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by wyck 14y ago
They are just going to have to take media licensing more seriously, why do they think they deserve a hall pass, especially considering their whole brand is build upon the work of others.
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by wyck 14y ago
I agree with the hardware review, my major concern is not the cool digital part but the actual bits and pieces because locks break all the time, and this is essentially adding another layer that can break.
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by wyck 14y ago
I agree taking the time to learn all the options in bootstrap is time consuming and this alleviates much of that via a nice UI, but would I pay for that, probably not.
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by wyck 14y ago
I actually agree with the juxt of what he is saying, though the article could have been better, maybe with a more in depth analysis of user experiences, examples and actual data. If you have a modern mobile browser and if the site itself do
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by wyck 14y ago
I don't agree with this at all, user-agents...really? Go create a really, really smart bot, you will instantly know the limitations they have. It's pretty trivial with enough data and honeypots to separate them from actual people.
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by wyck 14y ago
techcrunch makes me literally ill.
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by wyck 14y ago
You realize that the users themselves control the look of the subs right? For example: http://www.reddit.com/r/googleplus/ , http://www.reddit.com/r/apple , http://www.reddit.com/r/diablo , etc x 1 million. And power users use http://

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