johnnyb4

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by johnnyb4 16y ago
This is why the Wired article seems a little exaggerated to me. 1) He will never be responsible for any of these claims from merchants ("seller beware") 2) Any major transaction would not go through since they'd pull a credit report and see
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by johnnyb4 16y ago
It's not mentioned in the article, but perhaps it has to due with the support burden? http://mashable.com/2010/02/09/nexus-one-live-phone-support/ With having to deal with technical support, and all the small margins associated with retai
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by johnnyb4 17y ago
Regarding your last statement, conservatives and libertarians don't think that people 'dont' matter', quite the contrary: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/21/opinion/21kristof.html?_r=...
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by johnnyb4 17y ago
A bit further into the video, it says WalMart, eBay, Google, etc. all have these boxes installed. I'd be surprised if he's able to trick all of these companies into buying some fake technology.
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by johnnyb4 17y ago
I think he's referring to the sidebar, which is what I noticed right off the bat as well. I disagree -- the sidebar looks and operates in a similar manner to Bing's. At the very least, they separate the categories of content just like Bing
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by johnnyb4 17y ago
It's okay, it's a verb phrase :).
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by johnnyb4 17y ago
Haha wow, I thought I'd be the only one who had flashbacks to Terminator, but I guess am not alone.
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by johnnyb4 17y ago
Er, not going to disagree that it's off-topic, but do you know what an ad hominem attack is? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem