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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
I must agree with you and tzaman on this. In a time when we are fighting hard to protect our personal privacy online, companies like this are trying to take more of it away. I hope beyond hope that this company fails miserably!
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
That this is even a debate is preposterous to me. I am a buyer. I love to shop. I also love the internet. What I don't love is being FORCED to view advertising I have no desire to view. Is advertising a right? If so, I've certainly never he
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
Bravo for Rep. Zoe Lofgren!! It's about time someone in congress grew a brain and started actually asking constituents opinions on legislation!! I think this is a wonderful idea that will hopefully grow as more government officials begin to
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
So far, you have an attractive background and a call to action. There is no explanation whatsoever regarding what I will get when I sign up. I'm a bit crazy, but I'm not stupid. Although, I have to say that the concept of having a virtual "
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Banned iPad mini Promo(youtube.com)
3 points by NaturalDoc 14y ago|0 comments
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
Its real simple folks. Refuse to do business with Amazon or any affiliates (sites hosted with AWS, amazon affiliates). It was once said if you are not a part of the solution, you are part of the problem. The solution is to make Amazon feel
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
Well said. I think it's sad that the mind behind Apple technology is getting forgotten while the marketer gets all the glory. I, too, hope Woz is right and the case gets overturned on appeal. I am also noticing the shift to Android in my ci
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Another win for Samsung(reuters.com)
1 points by NaturalDoc 14y ago|0 comments
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
This is the inherent problem with free, open Internet. I would not change it one bit. Unfortunately, Hacker News is only one of many places like this. It's the same reason I left Stack Exchange long ago. However, I do feel your pain. I thin
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
Every time I read about tech companies taking away our ability to have some resemblance of privacy I get more infuriated. We've allowed big business to control how we create new technologies, then we abuse the people we depend on to use it.
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
If you want to know how effective terrorism really is, just try to take a U.S. domestic flight to anywhere. Terrorism is so effective even law enforcement now call drug dealers "narco-terrorists" in an attempt to incense the people against
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
I don't recall ever hearing a viewer / user complain about what the developer called the thing. I also don't remember ever reading a blog where a start-up founder obsessed over it, although I'm sure there's been one or two that we never hea
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
Awesome. That was funny as.... Thanks for the share.
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
I couldnt agree more. It is not often that I say Microsoft tried to do the right thing, but here they did! Users are customers and customers should have the right to OPT-IN to advertising tracking. However, some idiot in his/her infinite wi
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by NaturalDoc 14y ago
what? a new php vulnerability? havent heard of one of these for a few hours!!
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by NaturalDoc 15y ago
How is competition "sub"-ethical? Competition drives innovation. VC's say it all the time, the IDEA is worthless without excellent implementation. I find it perfectly admirable that a VC would invest in two companies that have the same idea