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bigwally
15y ago
The Yahoo Maps for China don't look very transformed. http://maps.yahoo.com/#lat=39.8908713496569&lon=116.4246... (This isn't a vote for Yahoo Maps, just an observation)
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bigwally
15y ago
This is not a problem with using a GPS, the problem is the shift from using different mapping technologies. Trying to get satellite and the map portions to line up is very difficult. Trying to do it on a global scale with data from multiple
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15y ago
Most likely paid PR. Journalists are lazy and they already written articles.
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15y ago
Maybe the app engine team just chose the one they had more experience in hacking.
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15y ago
>The backend shouldn't be more than about 150 hours of true programming... Someone who can't program knows how many hours it takes. I can't wait for opportunity to do half the work and get 3-5%, where do I sigh up?
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15y ago
US immigration is just like a Monty Python sketch and contains some Yes/No questions, such as; Have you ever committed Genocide? Are you coming to the United States to practice Polygamy? Are you coming to the United States to use or deal in
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15y ago
The email I received was titled "Google App Engine Leaving Preview". And it states "We plan to roll this out in the second half of September...." The scariest part of looking at my billing history is "Frontend Instance Hour costs reflect a
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15y ago
Maybe Argentina should do what China does and block anything that resolves to ghs.google.com By blocking ghs.google.com the blocking country won't be subject to any write ups on an official google blog.
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15y ago
Steal a loaf of bread and get sent to Australia...
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15y ago
Even going to Best Buy to try a unit does next to nothing. Pretty much everything that they sell has a flat battery, is stuck on a screen or suffering some other issue. Except of course for the Apple display. All working. All looking good.
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15y ago
A lot of your points seem to cover international issues/action. The US needs to come to the realization that it is part of the world economy and not the ruler/leader. A large percentage of the US economy was damaged in the events that occur
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15y ago
For $25 in AWS credit for everyone that enters, I'll have to enter my start-up. All it does it write "Hello World!" on the screen. :)
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15y ago
Expand I will. >I doubt that there are many arbitration companies siding with someone just to get repeat business. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Leigh_Jones ctrl-F arbitration
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15y ago
Arbitration can be a bitch. The Arbitration company has a tendency to rule in favor of whoever is going to bring them the most repeat business.
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15y ago
> we get to run background checks and see if someone's been hanging out in Pakistan Frontier Provinces or Yemen lately. You are overestimating the competence of the US government. > If someone looks sketchy, we boot them out. So dre
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15y ago
>Most people would still use and pay for the subway, even it were privatized. Given that nearly all the public transport for large cities is provided at a loss, I wonder if people would pay? History suggests not. I have no idea if the r
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15y ago
Lets play spot the difference. From the article; "Her goal is not to sell the service to consumers, but rather to the government." And now we change two words; "Her goal is not to sell the service to consumers, but rather to venture capital
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This is one of the dumbest things Google has done. If Google really wants to get rid of 90 percent of spammy sites all they need to do is block any website that is registered with Godaddy.
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15y ago
I am sure Cisco has helped many countries build its police state.
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15y ago
There is plenty of good material on where to start with programming. Most of the links other people have provided here are very good. A fairly good resource is Google Code University; http://code.google.com/edu/ In particular you may want
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15y ago
I am just as confused as before.
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15y ago
I feel like a rant. Editors: The best editor/editing environment of the bunch is the Microsoft offering of visual studio. The biggest problem is that it is only well suited for Microsoft products. There are a few others and there is eclipse
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15y ago
You forgot: The CEO has a hot secretary and his marriage is having problems.
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15y ago
David Clemens (the author of the article) should read the text books presented in American high schools. People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
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15y ago
I am getting "Page does not exist"
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15y ago
Hipmunk only shows the flights that have tickets to sell through their partners. Google has a lot more in terms of schedules.
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15y ago
Much easier to start again and register with a non US based domain registrar. The only winners of any lawsuits will be the lawyers.
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The money is in the presentation of the data. There is still plenty of money in the software.
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15y ago
Simply because ThePirateBay uses a domain register that is not located in US. Most confiscated domains have registered with GoDaddy.
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15y ago
Looks like the lawyer Stephen Preziosi will make some money out of this. The only reason a case like this would exist would be to make negative headlines in China.
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