Actually online comments do serve a subtext. When a source puts up a paywall you can get enough info out of the comments section to figure out what the full content is.
No this is totally undiscovered country. You need to hire 20 kids at $20 per hour and tell them to make the game. Have them work like two months, tell them it is okay to rip off other games. Brand your company Winga, or Singa or something unique. Copyright the game before it is done, sue everyone who tries to release anything which remotely resembles your game. Profit. Go Public. Profit more. Wait for Facebook IPO. Sell, sell, sell!
Frank: Here's to Ben!
Everyone; Here's to Ben! Frank walks over to Jeffrey and punches him in the face. Frank grabs Jeffrey by the collar and repeats himself
Frank: Here's to Ben!
Jeffrey: Here's to Ben.
Frank: Be Polite!
Jeffrey: Here's to Ben!
most times I can't see you when using my mirrors. I'll look behind me in parking lots but idiots like to walk in the street in NYC
The article failed to mention that at least 12 pedophiles and 27 terrorist suspects will be saved each year by rear view cameras. Good laws put into action to save the peoples!
Harris targeted the wrong audience and/or they could not compete with Amazon.
You've nailed the main talking point. Cloud was where you went as an enterprise to get your data stored globally with access from anywhere. But as the internet has evolved, attacks on hosted solutions, both illegal (anonymous) and legal (feds, riaa, etc), have made jurisdiction and prudence competing factors.
If you're a startup you have none of these concerns - you're probably happy if you can find enough money to buy your best client lunch. Once you evolve from the penniless framework you, like every other growth business, will reinvest into locally stored/colocated data inside your infrastructure and outside prying fingers.
Avatar was about as sci-fi as Lord of the Rings which won the Oscar. Just because we geeks love sci-fi/fantasy/gore/zombies/pizza doesn't mean they all need categories. If you want to change the over-65 AA voters, become one of them. Get Cameron in there, Lucas, Spielberg, etc. You will have your own category and they will destroy it like everything else. Then of course we'll all be complaining that we need a true sci-fi category while we watch Forbidden Planet for the 40th time.
This is a great way to avoid snooping by pesky authorities. Until 5 years from now when Sweden receives the largest request for unfettered access to its systems by all those liberal, invasive governments.
Slashdot Mirror
No it's true, the screams were those of /. readers everywhere at the collapse of their news blog.
Yeah and I don't see exactly how this is suppose to scale. If they're tall that means they will block light to the other cells in their shadow.
I mean it's not like they made the cell more efficient. The surface area is the same, just stacked vertically.
This just in: increased surface area increases efficiency!
First
Your botnet proxy was surely seized for your post to be so not first.
Skyware, the new threat.
Who would have thought Skynet would first be created in the sky
I skipped this article.
Sue them for changing the terms.
I viewed it first, but posted in the future.
It's all kosher as long as we say it's kosher
The Kosher Guy
Actually online comments do serve a subtext. When a source puts up a paywall you can get enough info out of the comments section to figure out what the full content is.
wumpus!
No this is totally undiscovered country. You need to hire 20 kids at $20 per hour and tell them to make the game. Have them work like two months, tell them it is okay to rip off other games. Brand your company Winga, or Singa or something unique. Copyright the game before it is done, sue everyone who tries to release anything which remotely resembles your game. Profit. Go Public. Profit more. Wait for Facebook IPO. Sell, sell, sell!
Frank: Here's to Ben!
Everyone; Here's to Ben!
Frank walks over to Jeffrey and punches him in the face.
Frank grabs Jeffrey by the collar and repeats himself
Frank: Here's to Ben!
Jeffrey: Here's to Ben.
Frank: Be Polite!
Jeffrey: Here's to Ben!
Politeness in Action!
Send this novel to where it cannot be reborn.
Muad'dib can handle that for a small fee.
And why do you mention Pink Floyd? Did they do a cover or something?
Pink Floyd does covers?
Almost half the world is using Chrome. So almost half the world is better at numbers than the other half?
All voting systems need human monitors. Just ask Andrew Brietfart.
I think the fellow you refer to has passed.
Never outsource your core functionality
Or more specifically, don't cloud your reasons for using it. Know what you are getting before you go there.
Architectural works are just as subject to copyright as sculptural works.
Do architects count as corporations? Because those have "people rights" which are uber.
most times I can't see you when using my mirrors. I'll look behind me in parking lots but idiots like to walk in the street in NYC
The article failed to mention that at least 12 pedophiles and 27 terrorist suspects will be saved each year by rear view cameras. Good laws put into action to save the peoples!
Harris targeted the wrong audience and/or they could not compete with Amazon.
You've nailed the main talking point. Cloud was where you went as an enterprise to get your data stored globally with access from anywhere. But as the internet has evolved, attacks on hosted solutions, both illegal (anonymous) and legal (feds, riaa, etc), have made jurisdiction and prudence competing factors.
If you're a startup you have none of these concerns - you're probably happy if you can find enough money to buy your best client lunch. Once you evolve from the penniless framework you, like every other growth business, will reinvest into locally stored/colocated data inside your infrastructure and outside prying fingers.
Which is why scifi is generally accepted and tolerated to have elements of fantasy rather than be chained to actual science.
We tolerate nothing!
Signed,
the Zombie Apocalypse
P.S. - No we aren't sci-fi either but we occasionally eat Bladerunner enthusiasts
Avatar was about as sci-fi as Lord of the Rings which won the Oscar. Just because we geeks love sci-fi/fantasy/gore/zombies/pizza doesn't mean they all need categories. If you want to change the over-65 AA voters, become one of them. Get Cameron in there, Lucas, Spielberg, etc. You will have your own category and they will destroy it like everything else. Then of course we'll all be complaining that we need a true sci-fi category while we watch Forbidden Planet for the 40th time.
This is a great way to avoid snooping by pesky authorities. Until 5 years from now when Sweden receives the largest request for unfettered access to its systems by all those liberal, invasive governments.
Booooring. I so invented Token-Ring and RIP way before all your silly email preponderances.