conflux0

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by conflux0 15y ago
I think what you will usually see as you work your way through the different layers of IT, is that IT workers on the lower rungs, especially help desk, have to deal with all of the irritating IT requests. The guys towards the top usually do
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by conflux0 16y ago
If you want to keep the features you could just stay with your current firmware. It is optional to upgrade, not a forced decision. Also it begs the question of why you want to keep the functionality. If you were going to use it for the cell
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by conflux0 16y ago
To be honest it would be nice if HN was less like Reddit.
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by conflux0 16y ago
The main Bing search works, if what your saying is correct then since MSNBC's search is just a modified version of Bing, Bing would also need to have the problem for there to be no fault on MSNBC's end.
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by conflux0 16y ago
That is the first result I get.
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by conflux0 16y ago
Just think about it this way. How many people using msnbc will actually make the query that will match the regex "/^wikileaks$/i". If they were truly trying to prevent people from accessing information about it they would have done a better
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by conflux0 16y ago
Redditors/Wikileaks is making a big stink about it, but it really isn't about being righteous. Its about making a big stink. Every army fighting a war against an insurgency makes mistakes like this. If you are saying that the rules of engag
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by conflux0 16y ago
If I remember correctly the deal is still being reviewed before it actually happens (but it will be soon). The wikipedia article also says the current owners are Vivendi and GE still.
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by conflux0 16y ago
I tried it just now and it worked so I'm guessing there was a mistake on your end.
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by conflux0 16y ago
ah your right I put in additional words. That is weird though since its only for the embedded bing search.
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by conflux0 16y ago
It works perfectly fine for me guys. I'm not sure what you are talking about.
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by conflux0 16y ago
I think this is one of those moments where it would be considered wrong to disagree, but everyone eventually will just disregard it due to impracticality.
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by conflux0 17y ago
I'm probably out of touch with what is stylish when it comes to packaging, but in general I could probably care less what my part comes in as long as it works as advertised. Another thing is that the system requirements and other additions
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by conflux0 17y ago
It isn't the same price though. There is a setup fee of 150 euros and a monthly rate of 70 euros. This is in comparison to a rate of 80 usd a month with no setup fee. There is a fairly large difference in cost there.
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by conflux0 17y ago
Interesting stuff. Although you might want to get rid of the large background image crowding out the content on your site.
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by conflux0 17y ago
Many people said the same thing about netbooks, when they first came into the picture. In any case there might be a market for it, and it might be too early to decide the usefulness of the device.
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by conflux0 17y ago
I honestly think this is the best way to do it. I've been a lurker on hacker news for a while now for the occasional article that doesn't involve business tips (most of them are bogus). In addition to what you said I think that maybe that u
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by conflux0 17y ago
Because the majority of the voting population has no problem obtaining food.
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by conflux0 17y ago
I think the main difference here is that this is an across the boards increase in complexity of technology. Whereas during the Luddites time any bloke could become a worker in a textile mill. Now technology is increasingly moving in a direc
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by conflux0 17y ago
I rarely do a fresh start of firefox, so its immaterial to me what my homepage is.
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by conflux0 17y ago
Sometimes I wonder if at some point there are diminishing returns in the prospect of censorship. Even if the chinese government puts vast amounts of resources behind censoring the 10-15 thousand users of the Tor network, they have a much la
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by conflux0 17y ago
It shouldn't be too much of an issue considering Iceland is going to eventually join the EU.
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by conflux0 17y ago
The fact that google is going to leave the pricing structure to the publishers disappointed me. While the flexibility draws in more publishers the publisher acceptable pricepoint will not be competitive with the likes of Amazon.
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by conflux0 17y ago
But then again you have to "spend alot of time to raise money" especially when your company hasn't proven its viability yet.
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by conflux0 17y ago
Meh. The only ones I really agree with are 2 and 6. The other ones from a glance either don't make sense or aren't necessarily a unique benefit of a startup.
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by conflux0 17y ago
Good luck with that :)
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by conflux0 17y ago
This is a great example of what I don't want to read, or be convinced to read by a semi-interesting title.
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by conflux0 17y ago
Agreed. I think there should be multiple ways of actually learning a subject that a student/parents can choose from, but that there should be a standard obviously for evaluating that learning. The problem with this kind of system is that a
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by conflux0 17y ago
Yeah that is true and addition to what you said arctic oil reserves would also be more accessible. But I still think that the damages to coastal economies such as the Netherlands from flooding would outweigh the benefits. My main point thou
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by conflux0 17y ago
I thought it was reasonable for the most part too, but the section where he argued because Eric the Red found global warming to his advantage we could also find it in our interests made me a little skeptical.

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