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by _shane 15y ago
The author complains that she was dissatisfied with her offer six years prior but took the job anyway. Then it turns into a rant about how she was robbed of her entitlements. "But what happens when the economy improves? Those wounds will n
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by _shane 15y ago
Prior to the release of the first Android phone, Jobs acted almost as a mentor to Larry/Sergey. In fact, the two companies were so closely aligned that there was an antitrust investigation: http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/04/apple-google-
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by _shane 15y ago
I wonder if the author feels similarly about -9
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by _shane 15y ago
The millions of people that have joined Google+ and the throngs of people that have buzzed about it would beg to differ with the author who is obviously is trolling. Also, he conveniently omitted from the article the fact that he's a visiti
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by _shane 15y ago
The fact that it's a smartphone, or that it's running Windows 7, or that it was developed in Silverlight doesn't seem to have anything to do with the fact that we're looking at a glorified microscope. Surely there's a cheaper way to get a m
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by _shane 15y ago
It is an extension of human memory at the sacrifice of attention span.
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by _shane 15y ago
It would make a lot more sense from a revenue standpoint than when they purchased YouTube. Viacom has beef with Google TV so I wonder what would happen to all the Viacom offerings on Hulu if that were to happen. http://www.gtvhub.com/2010
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by _shane 15y ago
That looks nice, but in my experience it's not likely that you'll have access to a GUI when you're in need of running traceroutes. I've recently switched to mtr http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MTR_%28software%29
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by _shane 15y ago
Not named after a Native American people. Won't scale as well.