zachalexander

12 ms·

91.
by zachalexander 14y ago
And remember Google doesn't keep that 30 percent cut from the Play store -- it goes to carriers, I believe.
92.
by zachalexander 14y ago
In descending order of fullfilling-his-promises (all promises from his "Obama's Plan to Defeat Terrorists Worldwide" 2008 campaign document, pp. 5-6): * He promised to end torture and rendition, and did so, AFAIK. +1 * He made a good faith
93.
by zachalexander 14y ago
How about Obama's own 2008 campaign promises? From the "Security" section of his main "Blueprint for Change" ( http://blatantreality.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/obamabl... p. 71): >Reaffirm our Values: Obama and Biden will restore r
94.
by zachalexander 14y ago
"Crippled" is a bit of an overstatement. Of the billions of websites in existence, he blocked one, for a poorly-thought-out but well-intentioned reason, and reversed it in a candid and transparent way. I don't see how that would outweigh al
95.
by zachalexander 14y ago
Who am I to criticize Elon Musk, but several things in this interview seemed puzzling to me, and concerning if I were an investor in Tesla. And I'm not even talking about the explicit discussions of their corporate finances. > ... deliv
96.
by zachalexander 14y ago
I imagine this varies with the kind of work. I suspect creative work degrades more quickly beyond 40 hours/week than repetetive work does.
97.
by zachalexander 14y ago
>If they're willing to flip off search engines and do all page rendering in JS Isn't that a pretty big if?
98.
by zachalexander 14y ago
I'm wondering (a) if people are going to switch to screen scraping as a way to avoid the new API restrictions, and (b) how much Twitter could do to thwart such attempts. My (uneducated) guess is that it might play out like other DRM wars. T