joering1

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by joering1 15y ago
no he is not well networked. I mean, who ever heard about Pinterest or Turntable?
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by joering1 15y ago
I voted you up because you bringing a great point. didnt think this way. but now going this hm path :) if there will be any FCC or other inquiry, wonder if longterm this will help Path or not.
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by joering1 15y ago
I will join you from the other angle. Hat off to Mr. Mason for a genius idea, but in the wildest dream I wouldnt come up with a business where you ask a store to cut their price 50% and share 50% of the remaining 50% with me just for announ
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by joering1 15y ago
my eyes got killed when I click on the link. bleeding orange. but got used to after a minute. how do i check other users? some minor glitch in html/css - on chrome top banner glues text together (I gave adblock turned on fyi) last q: how do
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by joering1 15y ago
11% comes from credit and (as we know) 12% comes from Zynga.
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by joering1 15y ago
they do just not in a monetary form, but by letting you use their services for free. it cost more to run, for example Facebook site, than $1.
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by joering1 15y ago
> I don't understand why Facebook's IPO is different from every other IPO that has happened in the past. its important because FB is the biggest social network on the internet. Believe it or not, many people still dont understand or get
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by joering1 15y ago
if it really become a problem I dont think Fb/Zuck can stop hackers/programmers from building tools to export user profile, all photos, data, etc. its quite simple VB stand-alone (so they dont block one IP) application with IE window in it.
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by joering1 15y ago
> For example, myself and several of my friends are spending time working and studying abroad. Facebook is the best way to keep in touch. in your example, can you explain how FB is better than AIM/ICQ or any other instant messanger in w
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by joering1 15y ago
no worries: every empire fall before (you can downvote me now)
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by joering1 15y ago
maybe its not to you, but if users/observers stop judging what they use or see, one day everyone will be ripping off (not "getting inspired", but copying or stealing) each other, because, well noone says a bad word so its a good thing to do
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by joering1 15y ago
re: Linkedin: I found it hard to believe. I receive the same emails from them for years and most do not open /straight delete. and they never stop.
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by joering1 15y ago
With the speed we humans progress in technology and science (think today versus 30 years ago), I think its reasonable to say in next 30 years we will master scanning/printing on the atom level. By scanning I mean taking any object (or livin
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by joering1 15y ago
and also -- any idea how much they can bring id ad revenues?
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by joering1 15y ago
I agree with you. Its just getting to be too tempting. Plus government would be the last one to worry if they destroy something. They could look very deep into the "made in china" "issue". Lookup "Kluska" - owner of company Optimus in Polan
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by joering1 15y ago
hmm your top of the line PC was overheating on playing Netflix. So hard to believe in it. could you share some info what specs was this PC, what software you used? I agree with you that Apple make choices for you and usually they are excell
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by joering1 15y ago
thanks. I webdesign little bit by myself. can you point me to javascript you used for hovers and sliding of icons and that "bubble" effect popping up when you click for details? its not jQuery I think. i would like to use this functionality
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by joering1 15y ago
this is great, thanks James. I looked through your other projects as well, all have very light and appealing graphics. Would you mind saying what tools you use to pick up colors, templates, etc?
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by joering1 15y ago
how?
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by joering1 15y ago
it always amazed me reading youtube sell blurbs again and again how instead of raiding it and closing for obviously at least 3/4 of content being illegal and persecuting owners, they got bought by a multibilion company with Board to execute
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by joering1 15y ago
it would be very interesting to watch whether FBI/officials will go only after Megaupload (big fish) or they will make a case out of each and everyone who had their account and illegal uploads hosted there.
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by joering1 15y ago
the lesser IMHO would be consumer who spent that money on anything else than entertainment, so if it wasnt beer or drugs, then it was better spent money
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by joering1 15y ago
agreed but for how long? further, playing poker for cash is slightly different than feeding your cows and selling sunflowers. I am sure not everyone will switch.
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by joering1 15y ago
thats why I never downloaded i single music file, never ripped a CD, and wrote this post from my work's network, just in case.
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by joering1 15y ago
a similar article made me think if I ever owe any digital audio whether from my own CDs or from internet, I would have stored it on encrypted drive, preferably encrypted with more than one encrypting algorithm, and either download from work
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by joering1 15y ago
> The complaint says that when notified under DMCA of an infringing file, present at a link, say megaupload.com/dark-knight-video-rip.iso that MegaUpload WOULD in fact remove the link, but that they would NOT remove the file, or remove
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by joering1 15y ago
hahaha no! 5 minutes later researching the web.
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by joering1 15y ago
ok five minutes later: http://vizualize.me/
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by joering1 15y ago
hmm... this actually gives me an idea for a project/website. you plug your linkedin account and it builds a page with all those fancy colors and graphics, and charts, etc takes dates of your jobs, ask you for likes and dislikes, etc etc.. a
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by joering1 15y ago
the problem is that many times the world follows US laws and regulations and applies those locally (also: student being deported to US based on broken UK law that UK itself wasnt interested in prosecuting)

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