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by access_denied 17y ago
Sorry.
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Providing a high quality education to anyone, anywhere.(khanacademy.org)
28 points by access_denied 17y ago|13 comments
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by access_denied 17y ago
Play nethack.
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by access_denied 17y ago
SAP was founded by former IBM employees who weren't allowed to do the project inside of IBM.
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by access_denied 17y ago
> I don't want to play sysadmin in my spare time collaborate with someone who does.
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by access_denied 17y ago
That's what is wrong with MS: they lack vision. They need to focus on a compelling vision. All else comes from that.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Italy is strong in fashion and has a big market for motorcycles and mobile phones. That's it.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Drumsticks is a way forward from the usual stuff like mugs, t-shirts and so on.
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by access_denied 17y ago
This is the sentence in which I try to steer the thread back to he original topic. This sentence is my backup in which I blather unrelated, anecdotal stuff from my workplace, because it just popped into my head and I have the slight feel t
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by access_denied 17y ago
You know that saying "everyone knows everybody over 6 other people", maybe something about that. Or: who of your friend's friend's friend's has the same hobby / whatever.
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by access_denied 17y ago
manage the costs == doing something about it
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by access_denied 17y ago
The irony is: nothing will put more cash in MS pockest than forcing those corporate lame-ducks to finally upgrade.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Not controlled the whole economic chain, but knows and manages the costs of said chain. Switching over to Intel after Motorola proved itself unmanageable. Keeping OS development inhouse instead of buying from MS. These are managed costs.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Can't you use a form in iWork Numbers for that?
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by access_denied 17y ago
Exactly that's why we should concentrate efforts on building up free alternatives. It's not that music discs, printed books and movie theater tickets were free before the advent of the PC. I believe the most important breaktrough for free
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Apple iPad and Sociology(praval.com)
1 points by access_denied 17y ago|0 comments
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by access_denied 17y ago
I am seriously thinking about the publishing aspects of it. You know, a content website is nice, but a "diskmag" can be a nice business too.
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by access_denied 17y ago
No, it's the result of lazzyness of "journalists" who don't want to do research and come up with real content by themselves.
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by access_denied 17y ago
The elisp tutorial that comes with emacs is a well written starting-point for the total beginner. http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs-lisp-intro/html_node...
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by access_denied 17y ago
sitepoint.com (?)
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by access_denied 17y ago
Full screen Emacs on a laptop? I wouldn't want a bigger screen than 13' with that setup.
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The fallacy of choice (2008)(linuxhaters.blogspot.com)
1 points by access_denied 17y ago|0 comments
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by access_denied 17y ago
Beat IBM. Indeed. Oracle won't nix MS or Goog, but they can walz over IBM and SAP, if they integrate Sun's assets thoughtfully.
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by access_denied 17y ago
> Go home, light a candle, and let go of the expectations and > assumptions that defined Sun as a workplace Sun as a company may be dead, but the ideas and values can live on. It's up to the people in that culture to clarify those
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by access_denied 17y ago
Redundant only if you use just 1 browser. Second: it's a piece of personal art (pop-art).
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by access_denied 17y ago
"this audio contains explicit language" haha, funny dave.
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Comparing philosophical backgrounds: RMS v ESR(esr.ibiblio.org)
4 points by access_denied 17y ago|0 comments
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by access_denied 17y ago
Good comment. Going to "work" is not the only way an individual can be beneficial to society.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Well, Gruber has daringfireball.net and .com
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by access_denied 17y ago
Let's say you absolutely want to stay in 9-5... than I would constantly propose interesting projects inside the company. That way over time I would work on more exciting stuff.

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