zngtk4

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by zngtk4 15y ago
I found this a pretty interesting and useful way to look at this. One additional factor I would love to see: situations where one person is coming on a "late" cofounder (e.g. a basic product has already been made, e.g. with outsourced Easte
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by zngtk4 16y ago
I'm not sure whether or not your wife is working, but how do you manage your time with her and that relationship? Is it just shared time that you spend with your daughter in the evening (since you usually go back to work after your daughter
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by zngtk4 17y ago
What about this point? >Second, condom-only regulation would also encourage a black market in adult film production. So movies featuring no-condom sex would not only still exist, but those actors and actresses would no longer be require
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by zngtk4 17y ago
Part 2 can be found here: http://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com/2009/08/30/is-depres...
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Is depression really an evolutionary adaptation? A second opinion.(whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com)
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by zngtk4 17y ago
If you allow OpenID, users can choose an openid provider that has a hardware authentication option, like Verisign. Most won't, but it at least is an easy way to provide this option.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
Nice, but why not allow integration with common authentication devices available, such as SecurID? I don't want to end up with 5 or 6 of different authentication devices.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
That (in addition to the fact that everyone lives in the suburbs) perhaps provides some of the explanation for why Atlanta rush hour traffic seems to be some of the worst in the country, despite having more lanes and a smaller population th
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by zngtk4 17y ago
To an extent I think you're right and some people will do it regardless. On the other hand, smoothly flowing traffic creates an incentive to not zoom ahead in the merge lane. There's less of a feeling of a need to cut ahead and people don't
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by zngtk4 17y ago
Interesting, my instinct has always been to try to "punish" the cheaters by preventing them from merging in, thinking that this would discourage this behavior. But I can't really stop this, and the article provides a good explanation for wh
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by zngtk4 17y ago
You can actually be sued for anything . Whether or not you can win is another matter, and it's difficult to recover legal costs for a frivolous lawsuit. The lawyer is probably just hoping for a settlement.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
It would at least make sense to deal with plurals. I can't tell you the number of times I've searched for something using an s (or not) at the end, and failed to find what I was looking for, only to remember later that I should try to add o
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by zngtk4 17y ago
At what point does a casual conversation become illegal collusion? Unfortunately, the law provides no clear definition, just as there's no clear point at which competitive behavior become "anti-competitive." I'm not sure I'd agree with th
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by zngtk4 17y ago
Here's something that seems to be left out of this discussion: there was an existing Google Voice application on the App Store called GV Mobile. At the time that Google's own app was either "rejected" or "held for further review", Apple als
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by zngtk4 17y ago
How do you determine "verifiably female?" What if you have a "female" with high levels of androgens? Do you just say if you are 2 standard deviations within the mean of females you are verifiably female? Which is the cutoff?
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by zngtk4 17y ago
I completely agree with you. I would easily spend 5 or 10 cents to read an interesting article, multiple times per day, especially a well written article from the New York Times or Wall Street Journal.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
The one thing that all of these GB comparisons never take into account is actual performance (which is admittedly harder to measure). I've experimented with about 4 different dedicated virtual server type hosts (none of which was EC2), and
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by zngtk4 17y ago
An 8 digit, all numerals password? Really, Mitnick? It's not super secure, but it really should be secure enough if a website cares about security -- they should be limiting login attempts, and shouldn't be storing them in plain text.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
I repeated this three times with my name. It gave me completely different results each time...
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by zngtk4 17y ago
This is an interesting idea. The obvious question is how do you measure activity -- this is one of the things that often causes disagreements (e.g. different cofounders all thinking that they contributed the most).
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by zngtk4 17y ago
I agree. Working at home also gives you the opportunity to use a full size keyboard, use multiple (or large) monitors, and more. And you save tons on the price of coffee (and can often have even better coffee once you learn how). This works
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by zngtk4 17y ago
That electricity cost is based on a single location. My electricity is 12.5cents per KWH, regardless of time of day. That turns into about 3 cents per mile, rather than 1 cent per mile quoted in this article.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
Technically, it probably would be, which highlights the inanity of these laws.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
According to wikipedia, zip+4 does not uniquely identify single individuals unless they are high volume recipients.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
No, actually, the livejournal account is literally "cyxymu". The word is best written as Sukhumi (the Georgian city), but the cnet article refers to the "account name" and so is completely accurate.
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by zngtk4 17y ago
This seems wrong, but Google kind of deserves it -- Google has been involved in antitrust and other actions against Microsoft (e.g. they have been actively involved in the recent case against Microsoft in Europe regarding the "browser ballo
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by zngtk4 17y ago
Especially considering that having the link advertisements is essentially my payment for the gmail service. If you don't think it is a good deal to receive the gmail service in exchange for having to have the advertisements of the page (whi
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by zngtk4 17y ago
>what if one of his class mate had thrown away his homework notebook. Would he be still be able to sue the other kid? Courts aren't setup to deal with this kind of issues. He actually would still be able to sue the other kid. However, h
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by zngtk4 17y ago
What if you have multiple domains?
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by zngtk4 17y ago
While I agree that it would be best to not have to give your private key to Google, I think it would be a good start to get all email transmitted using the PGP protocol. Once the emails are being sent like that, those who don't want to trus

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