wetafur

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by wetafur 12y ago
So when Google said their policy was 'Dont be evil.', they meant they would do their utmost to refrain from blowing up elementary schools? According to Brin and Page: "Don't be evil. We believe strongly that in the long
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by wetafur 12y ago
Perhaps you should make a quick mockup to show how your redesign would look.
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by wetafur 12y ago
I guess it's a way to make corruption more transparent. Contributions are public.
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Open Source is a thankless job. We do it anyway.(hanselman.com)
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by wetafur 13y ago
I don't think that should be the case, but the solution should be more awareness rather than regulation. People should realize that they're giving up something to get a free service or subsidized products like Chromebooks rather t
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by wetafur 13y ago
Many people, especially older ones and people with bad or old monitors don't even realize they are ads. There's purposefully no border and a light background is used to confuse people into clicking ads. http://blog.dyna
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by wetafur 13y ago
http://digiday.com/platforms/google-tracking/
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by wetafur 13y ago
If a malicious incident like the below happened then Google wouldn't even be liable, unlike data that is kept under UK control. From http://gawker.com/5637234/gcreep-google-engineer-stalked-tee... In at least four
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by wetafur 13y ago
The goal is to attract female participation, not to deter male participation.
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by wetafur 13y ago
The problem is that corporations are not just satisfied with making a profit but tend to progress towards squeezing the last penny out of users at all costs. For example, Google is rolling out tracking which stores Android phones visit, and