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MAGNET WARS
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16y ago
Hmm conspiracy theory... Nope, Microsoft is a for-profit company with a huge platform that might be slipping into irrelevance. They're playing the cards they have at any given time - when it means supporting standards, they do that. And whe
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stefanp
16y ago
Hey ! Thanks for taking the time to read and comment. I'm sad that you think I was trying to come up with something - I just wrote about this strange (but honnest !) feeling I got, as people talking in nice terms about IE hasn't happenned i
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Why I'm not happy about IE9
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stefanp
16y ago
Okay, I'll be tough: this article has no value whatsoever.
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stefanp
16y ago
Dude, seriously... I can't believe it. Talking about freedom, comparing europe and china ... Come on ! Is this a joke ? Your friend is getting sued, so you move to a country where people are put in jail for their political opinions ? Don't
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stefanp
16y ago
Guys, wikileaks is basically fighting for survival against the US government, among others. Can we really suggest they "just" use this or that, or complain that they're not handling thing so well ? They are basically trying to exist in a sp
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stefanp
16y ago
Well, the hard part about paypal and probably google checkout isn't processing payments, it's managing fraud - see Max Levchin's interview in the (very good, imho) "Founders at Work" book. So I'm not surprised google has to do potentally da
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stefanp
16y ago
tl;dr but this reminds me a lot of "The Quest For French Fry Supremacy", a two part article on Cooking Issues. http://www.cookingissues.com/2010/04/27/the-quest-for-french...
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16y ago
On the subject of OpenBSD's approach to security, check this out: http://allthatiswrong.wordpress.com/2010/01/20/the-insecurit... The title is a little provocative, but the article is really worth it.