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gundy
13y ago
This shows investment banks are scum: http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2013/03/11/where-banks...
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gundy
13y ago
So Kevin Rose is not a sixty-millionare. I am disappoint.
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gundy
13y ago
poor is not the same thing as cheap
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gundy
13y ago
Money is simply a manipulation of language backed up by force. The paper coerces sharing (whether fairly or unfairly) of resources (whether labor or physical resources like trees and oil) in a way that does not spontaneously happen without
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13y ago
Anyone with money would suffice (and pretty much anyone would be willing to provide the service for a song considering there is no risk to them even if they mess up, FB anyone) when floating a stock. Instead banks get to do their retarded s
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13y ago
BitBucket killed any inclination in me to pay github a penny. And I will stick with them when my team grows because everything is there anyway and the pricing is better. Github tools are really not there to justify the huge sticker price.
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gundy
13y ago
Investment banks are scum. They do basically nothing themselves and eat millions in profit. Simply because of their position and nothing else.
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gundy
13y ago
It's marketing, friend, nothing personal. Just trying to make some money. You know. It's the 'murican way! No principles, just winning and money.
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13y ago
If the US wants "freedom" on the internet and no internet nationalism (which just means that non-citizens get rights too), it should grant online citizenship to all people of the world. They can all be members of the empire and ac
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gundy
13y ago
Gasland economy here we come!
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13y ago
In other news psychiatry is bullshit and I would say psychology is not far behind. The whole point of society is that we don't assume people are a certain way until they harm someone. If we no longer do that we're no different fro
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gundy
13y ago
That's all that they are good for adding security that would otherwise not exist. Outside of that under a PaaS, I don't see what they add.
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13y ago
They are not really efficient. All they do is add an extra layer of security so you can encapsulate that specific process in a chroot with its own networking stack. Other than that the CPU is still fairshared and the memory still has the sa
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13y ago
In other news OPs startup not the future of PaaS but OpenShift, Redhat's open source alternative is.