rajpaul

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Facebook IPO Seen Deepening Investor Distrust Of Stocks(bloomberg.com)
39 points by rajpaul 14y ago|26 comments
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Manager of $242.7 billion fund calls Facebook a bubble(twitter.com)
5 points by rajpaul 14y ago|1 comments
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by rajpaul 14y ago
annoyed by a hoodie? they are going to make a mint from this deal. bankers win again :-)
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by rajpaul 14y ago
I assume the decrease in crime has a lot of factors. But, can't the decline of violent crime be partly explained by more people being kept in prison? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/US_incarc... If criminals are kept in
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by rajpaul 14y ago
these 'pranks' are all marketing gimmicks.
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by rajpaul 14y ago
"based on current global trends" Interesting bit of science fiction, but current trends never continue like that.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
The computer made a lot of things obsolete. For example, typewriters, carbon paper, and those calculators that printed to roles of paper. Tablets won't make anything obsolete, let alone desktop computers.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
I found Musk's slight display of emotion when he talked to Aldrin and Armstrong's criticism to be very humanizing and touching. When he said his response to their criticism is to prove to them that it can be done and done well made me admir
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by rajpaul 15y ago
That's true. Also, unlike other criminal organizations, 'ratting out' your hacktivist co-conspirators isn't harmful to your health.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
Not 0-day, but you might find it interesting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DarkMarket DarkMarket was an English-speaking internet cybercrime forum created by Renukanth Subramaniam in London that was shut down in 2008 after FBI agent J. Ke
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by rajpaul 15y ago
I also think that a lot of black hats are working for the feds. But I think it has more to do with their lack of integrity and morals rather than threats and intimidation. Legal advice is a big part of black hat literature, so I don't think
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by rajpaul 15y ago
When I was a kid and video game arcades were still popular, there was a huge one in the mall. They had a restaurant and you could order food from a touch screen, and play games on it while you wait. I hated it. A waiter always came by to ma
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by rajpaul 15y ago
I tried to use the twitter mobile site. I'll never do it again because it takes too long to load. This is why people use the twitter app instead of the site.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
did the ipo turn out to be a better payout than google offered them?
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by rajpaul 15y ago
I've seen a lot of these drone stories and discussion threads. The most interesting thing about them is the assumption that America has the right to violate other countries territory.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
The situation described should never happen. Did they pump contacts for recommendations on a good outsourcing shop first, or at least ask for references and follow up on them? I wouldn't even take my car to a mechanic blind.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
Apple's statement confirms that it is still in some iOS 5 products.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
Cellphones and TVs prove that it's "winner takes all", because they all use standards that have won and now have it all. For example, despite the fact that Blu-ray players are made by different manufactures, the Blu-ray technology is still
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by rajpaul 15y ago
Take what Linus says about locked down technologies losing in the long term and consider that technology is often a "winner takes all" game and we have an interesting scenario playing out for iOS in the future.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
Unsurprisingly, Windows dominates with more downloads than all others combined.
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Jefferson County Files Largest Ever Chapter 9(bloomberg.com)
2 points by rajpaul 15y ago|0 comments
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India’s Nano hits bumps on the road(m.theglobeandmail.com)
5 points by rajpaul 15y ago|0 comments
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French, Germans explore idea of core euro zone(reuters.com)
2 points by rajpaul 15y ago|0 comments
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by rajpaul 15y ago
The article says that swearing is the easy way out, and that intelligent, talented people can do better. I'd go further and say that swearing nothing more than cheap fucking theatrics, and gimmicks.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
This is Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway corporate website: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/ It's very simple and clean.
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by rajpaul 15y ago
That is a great video. Before watching it I didn't understand QR codes at all. As a consumer, I've never used a QR code in my life. If companies reward users for using QR codes with discounts, as the video suggests, I would use it. Also, no
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by rajpaul 15y ago
I'm seeing more of these intergenerational conflict articles coming to the surface now. I'm not surprised it took so log for it to happen. I'm surprised that baby boomers are allowing it to happen at all. I can't imagine baby boomers wantin
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China Credit Squeeze Prompts Suicides, Violence(bloomberg.com)
2 points by rajpaul 15y ago|0 comments
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Great resource if you are following Euro crisis(blogs.ft.com)
1 points by rajpaul 15y ago|0 comments
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Dalio, biggest hedge fund manager:"We risk social, and economic collapse."(nerdinvest.blogspot.com)
1 points by rajpaul 15y ago|0 comments

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