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by zspade 14y ago
same question was asked and answered in the comments of the original article.
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by zspade 14y ago
Thinking long term, it seems to me shutting down the entire maps division may prevent the possible reality you have just presented from ever occurring.
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by zspade 14y ago
More Transistors than there are synapses in the human brain (I'm aware they are not a direct analogue).
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by zspade 14y ago
Has there ever been any consideration at some kind of partnership? I know there may be some bad blood at this point, but I don't see how it wouldn't benefit both Padmapper and Craigslist to potentially work together to create an alternate C
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by zspade 14y ago
I'm not sure age matters as much as we might think it does. Steve jobs was no young man when Apple came back from near oblivion, and he was very active in determining what was "cool".
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by zspade 14y ago
Can not be un-appointed, or are they like US Supreme court judges and serve for "life".
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by zspade 14y ago
This attitude right here is how things snowball into firm failures/recessions.
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by zspade 15y ago
If anything, SOPA/PIPA supporters will use this as an argument that the government needs more power in controlling the internet. The great firewall will only see more justification from such actions.
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by zspade 15y ago
Thank you for posting this. I just downloaded emacs yesterday after reading so many things here about how great it is.. then I sort of stared at it for a bit and closed it. Now I feel like I can actually spend a little time learning to use
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by zspade 15y ago
As a designer, the prospect of a service like this is exciting. Crowd sourcing sites like 99designs (as well as sites that focus on spec work) often turn out to be a waste of time where people want more designer hours than is ever reasonabl
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by zspade 15y ago
They're really hammering in the great evil monopoly that is Microsoft, which really this isn't the case as it was when they began work on ReactOS. That said, always nice to see new players get some clout.
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by zspade 15y ago
It is exceedingly easy to work hard at a big corporation. The goals set out are generally clear, and if you finish early there are always plenty of other projects. I'll liken it to an all you can eat buffet, you can always take mo
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by zspade 15y ago
How can I see who's winning this argument without seeing the vote-count!
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by zspade 15y ago
This makes sense. I've been noticing lately that if I stay up late designing, my creative flow seems to improve drastically.. Up until this point I thought I had just been fooling myself into thinking I was better when I stayed up late, but
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by zspade 16y ago
If only it were this simple.
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by zspade 16y ago
Penis was the first 'happy thought' that came up... it seems when we give people absolute freedom and anonymity, penis will always appear in some form.
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by zspade 16y ago
There was some looting during the 2008 earthquake, but not really that much upon doing more research. They did have significant issues with price gouging on essential goods like food/water/blanknets etc. The way the NPR worded it, and the c
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by zspade 16y ago
NPR had a good piece about how the Chinese looked at the Japanese and wondered the same thing when hey had so much price gouging and looting themselves during their last major earthquake.
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by zspade 18y ago
I have a tablet pc I draw and design on and have though so many times that if I could just remove the monitor I could avoid so many heat problems. I got really excited when I saw this... Unfortunately this device just appears to be a touch
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by zspade 18y ago
Web 2.0 dying is sort of like disco dying. Sure there isn't going to be any real new disco, but at the time time did it ever really die or just turn into house and techno? Web 2.0 itself may be gone, but its contributions will remain.
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by zspade 18y ago
Yes but FTA: "The case was first reported in November, and the new report is the first official publication of the case in a medical journal." This lends a lot more credibility to the news.
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by zspade 18y ago
What has been described here really isn't all the different from what much of the online community has been railing against with net neutrality - content providers controlling content distribution by price per use. Really if a blog cost you
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by zspade 18y ago
But you see that is the very thing Duncan thought of in retrospect. It's easy for any of us to say we would have done this or that, but until you are actually placed in a like situation you have no idea what you would actually do. As always
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by zspade 18y ago
Precisely why only those who have purchased the product from a site should be allowed to post reviews for it. I know there would be less reviews left, but I'd rather know that the review I'm reading came from a real person who really bought