So there is no need to make signup because Facebook connect can do it. No need for a another status update side because Facebook can do it. No need for a "next facebook" because Facebook can do it. Wrong!
Facebook is far from perfect. We should totally work on replacements.
I wonder if he damaged it on purpose so it would not work in the readers. Just enough wear and tear... nothing obvious. I have been tempted to do that.
Whats a Google, Yahoo, Bing? Actually, if I understand it right Diaspora is the engine and people can make websites (called whatever they want) that use it.
In the olden days (now) a doctor would examine at you and see what virus you probably had then order tests. But tomorrow if they can just scan for everything there's no need for doctors.:(
We need to make somethings for the regular users to use. I like the idea of all content encrypted and give friends half your key. Of course, it'll need some pretty UI. A standard like that would mean it would mean the publisher and subscriber could be on different websites without any problem. Anybody could implement/host a site like that and get ad revenue.
Quite possibly the most important info on Facebook is your friends. You can have an empty profile you still have all your friend connections. And if you have 10 friends who said in their profiles that they all went to the same school. You probably did too.
Use on browser for Facebook (eg Chrome) and another for the rest of the web (eg Firefox). Actually that would be a nice browser feature ("Keep site logins separate").
If you are running 10 processes on 10 servers on one physical machine... isn't easier and more efficient to run 100 processes on one instance of Linux?
That kinda makes sense. But it would make more sense to seek a trojan into a closed source enduser product. Its downloaded more and by less sophisticated users.
Well, its possible. With lots of indirection via Russia probably. Who has the most to gain? There is no need to steal Apache's code since its already available.
I agree with Cory. It reminds me of CD-ROMs also. That nifty Elements App (from Wolfram) is exactly like that. It just seems weird not to be able to hyperlink to content outside the CD-ROM -er- I mean iPad App. (Of course, you can launch a browser, but but App would do that because its job to to get you to view the content you just bought.)
The UI of CD-ROM (and maybe iPad Apps) was terrible also. Everyone CD-ROM title decided they needed a different GUI. Getting he back/next buttons, address bar in the browser was a such a big step forward.
I have a child. When I watch her learn its totally rules based. Also, very importantly when she is told that her existing rules don't quite describe reality she is quick to make a new exception (rule). Since she's young her mind is flexible and she doesn't get angry when its necessary to make an exception. The new rule stands until a new exception comes up.
eg in english she wrote "there toy" since she wasn't familiar with the other there's. She was corrected to "their toy". But of course, there is still "they're".
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So there is no need to make signup because Facebook connect can do it.
No need for a another status update side because Facebook can do it.
No need for a "next facebook" because Facebook can do it.
Wrong!
Facebook is far from perfect. We should totally work on replacements.
This post shows good understanding of Linux/Unix symlinks but not of slashes vs. backslashes. Weird.
I wonder if he damaged it on purpose so it would not work in the readers. Just enough wear and tear... nothing obvious. I have been tempted to do that.
I don't like it. It will kill some small sites.
And then what's next? Google everything...yuck.
Whats a Google, Yahoo, Bing?
Actually, if I understand it right Diaspora is the engine and people can make websites (called whatever they want) that use it.
Doesn't Google have a real search API they can use?
Rather than using a kludge like google.com/ie (yuck)
In the olden days (now) a doctor would examine at you and see what virus you probably had then order tests. But tomorrow if they can just scan for everything there's no need for doctors. :(
We need to make somethings for the regular users to use. I like the idea of all content encrypted and give friends half your key. Of course, it'll need some pretty UI. A standard like that would mean it would mean the publisher and subscriber could be on different websites without any problem. Anybody could implement/host a site like that and get ad revenue.
Quite possibly the most important info on Facebook is your friends. You can have an empty profile you still have all your friend connections. And if you have 10 friends who said in their profiles that they all went to the same school. You probably did too.
Slightly easier:
echo ABCDEFslashdot | sha1sum
Gimme back my face.
On top of that you need:
- Your brain's long term memory
- Your brain's short term memory
Use on browser for Facebook (eg Chrome) and another for the rest of the web (eg Firefox).
Actually that would be a nice browser feature ("Keep site logins separate").
Better put a file server in your trunk (loaded with DVD images) that the kids can access from their iPads with Wifi.
The pretty map would be better replaced by PDFs of the actual gov't requests.
If you are running 10 processes on 10 servers on one physical machine... isn't easier and more efficient to run 100 processes on one instance of Linux?
that's telling the store less than I expected.
Maybe 2 tasks in the foreground but its useful to have your computer checking mail, RSS feeds, defragging, etc in the background.
That kinda makes sense. But it would make more sense to seek a trojan into a closed source enduser product. Its downloaded more and by less sophisticated users.
Well, its possible. With lots of indirection via Russia probably. Who has the most to gain? There is no need to steal Apache's code since its already available.
This seems more likely. You don't quit Oracle to join Microsoft (as others have suggested).
Yes, password guessing is typically way faster than brute force.
I agree with Cory. It reminds me of CD-ROMs also.
That nifty Elements App (from Wolfram) is exactly like that. It just seems weird not to be able to hyperlink to content outside the CD-ROM -er- I mean iPad App. (Of course, you can launch a browser, but but App would do that because its job to to get you to view the content you just bought.)
The UI of CD-ROM (and maybe iPad Apps) was terrible also. Everyone CD-ROM title decided they needed a different GUI. Getting he back/next buttons, address bar in the browser was a such a big step forward.
This page says GNOME 2.6.0 started spatial but now we have GNOME 2.3. Going backwards with the version numbers
http://www.bytebot.net/geekdocs/spatial-nautilus.html
Also on wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gnome-2.6-en.png
I have a child. When I watch her learn its totally rules based. Also, very importantly when she is told that her existing rules don't quite describe reality she is quick to make a new exception (rule). Since she's young her mind is flexible and she doesn't get angry when its necessary to make an exception. The new rule stands until a new exception comes up.
eg in english she wrote "there toy" since she wasn't familiar with the other there's. She was corrected to "their toy". But of course, there is still "they're".