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by yuhong 9y ago
I just wrote a second draft of my essay on this exact topic: http://yuhongbao.blogspot.ca/2018/03/google-doubleclick-mozi... Among other things, I wrote about the sharing of remarketing lists.
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Google DoubleClick Mozilla essay second draft(yuhongbao.blogspot.com)
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by yuhong 9y ago
Though the S&P 500 is beginning to finally decline now and interest rates are rising (even bitcoin is not rising all that fast now), so this advice may be getting outdated.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I dislike anti-discrimination laws for anything other than manual labor anyway. I think they are probably fundamentally flawed.
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by yuhong 9y ago
This mostly has nothing to do with how Google was originally started.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Good time to mention my essay: http://yuhongbao.blogspot.ca/2018/03/google-doubleclick-essa...
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Google DoubleClick essay first draft(yuhongbao.blogspot.com)
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by yuhong 9y ago
I wrote a draft of an essay: http://yuhongbao.blogspot.ca/2018/03/google-doubleclick-essa... I hasn't even mentioned Urchin/Google Analytics and Mozilla yet.
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by yuhong 9y ago
AFAIK the SAM format changed a few times during the life of NT 4.0, including when SYSKEY was introduced.
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by yuhong 9y ago
win32k has nothing to do with active desktop which was mostly shell level.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I have been paying attention to lunar tides as a factor for earthquakes myself.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I am particularly talking about things like Intel's stock price though
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by yuhong 9y ago
I even thought Meltdown/Spectre was overblown, and the average user will never see these attacks.
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Google DoubleClick essay first draft(yuhongbao.blogspot.com)
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by yuhong 9y ago
It is probably worth mentioning the expiration of OCB patents. Of course, it probably still would be optional for now.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I have disliked the arms race against middleboxes since the beginning.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Without ACPI (which NT4 was) the ATX power button was handled entirely by the BIOS (I think in SMI code). With ACPI the power button (when you don't hold it for 5 seconds of course) was handled by the OS.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Sorry, 100 kilowatts per hour. it is a typo.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, I mean 100 megawatt per hour for ten hours equals 1 megawatt per day of driving.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I mean driving 500 miles per day for maybe 8 hours might require one megawatt.
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by yuhong 9y ago
My favorite is when they got off the gold standard, allowing essentially infinite amount of debt to be created without making anything.
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by yuhong 9y ago
This reminds me of electric trucks that need a megawatt of electricity per day per truck.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Fractional reserve banking is one part of it, but the really horrible things occurred when we left the gold standard so almost unlimited debt can be created. People started investing in stocks instead of bonds, which is probably part of why
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by yuhong 9y ago
This also reminds me of MBA CEOs that delegate everything, and that also reminds me of Jack Dorsey that is CEO of two companies.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Thinking about it, part of the reasons music labels got big is for economy of scale when mass producing CDs for example. Of course, such economy of scale was not needed anymore with the move to digital distribution. This didn't work we
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by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, that ad bubble is one of my favorite topics right now. Part of it is that the US economy has been mostly based on debt (to generate growth) since the 1970s though, with the Japanese being first (after US manufacturing lost dominance).
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by yuhong 9y ago
I was imagining a corporation with no owners but with a board of directors.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Early versions of DR-DOS was (kind of), but eventually I think they redesigned the kernel to use true DOS data structures etc.
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by yuhong 9y ago
This reminds me that when SYSCALL was modified to change EFLAGS and SWAPGS was created they only cared about Linux which didn't use call gates (not an issue for this since this API emulation runs in user mode). Also reminds me of espfi
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by yuhong 9y ago
That OS/2 2.0 debacle was so bad BTW it is my favorite topic (especially the MS part). I mentioned before out that DR would not be easily be able to clone OS/2 as they did with DR-DOS.

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