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I believe that, historically, all of Google's numbers have been for devices activated. Just as a random example: http://www.pcworld.com/article/231306/500000_android_devices...
Maybe he can come back with dollars in his pocket this time?
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Matt Cutts did look into it.

But he very specifically didn't say that he had "decided [Thomas Monopoly] can't have his account back".

This is presumably because that decision isn't even Matt's to make. (He is the head of the webspam team at Google.)
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But where you see "savvy" I generally see naive.

Yes, but that's a level of complication that wasn't relevant to the point I was making.
The equivalent of a DDoS is a sit in, not stoning people in the streets. Do they serve search warrants for people who participate in those?
This is exactly the senseless obsession with competition that the article is complaining about.

My boss is a woman who was my peer in school and has children now. She is one of the best techies I have ever worked with and I love having her aboard.
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Where I live, Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, we have an excellent hyper-local blog called MyBallard.com. It's a great resource for news that I actually care about but isn't at all interesting to people outside the neighborhood. The company behind it has developed blogs for many other neighborhoods and seems to be reasonably successful at it.
I'm aware, I was mentioning it as an example of a JS-based text editor plugin API.
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Mistakenly, sure - in Monopoly's own words: 'I too found the image bordering on the limits of what is legally permissible'
I don't have anything to say that hasn't been said thousands of times already. There should be no mystery to what is bugging so many people.
As usual, the only way to rectify the software patent situation is to hit the big guys where it hurts. If we want to software patents go away, we need to see that Microsoft, Apple, and other big players are sued and lose for patent infringement on a regular, expensive basis. If we can hit the big projects frequently enough they will give up, decide the patent regime costs more than it's worth, and get their cronies in politics to turn it off. It is not likely that things improve until this happens.

A couple of years ago a company called i4i got an injunction issued prohibiting the sale of Microsoft Office for (frivolous) patent infringement. Of course, Microsoft panicked and worked around the patent immediately, released a patch, and sent out new packages to suppliers -- expensive indeed but at least they avoided actually not being able to sell Office at all. If we have this kind of thing happen to multiple big companies even a few times a year I think we'll be on track to some serious patent reform. Until then, it's just too profitable to pillage the little guy and engage in mutual cross-licensing and suit settlements among competitors than it is to care that it is impossible to write software without violating hundreds of patents.

We know the saying: "the best way to get rid of a bad law is to enforce it". I've heard it attributed to Teddy Roosevelt but can't seem to find a good reference atm.
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(I'm totally speaking for myself personally here, not in any official capacity.)

As the post indicates, Thomasmonopoly's account wasn't disabled for something like misusing AdWords; it was an investigation of potential child pornography. Thomasmonopoly himself says in his write-up that "I too found the image bordering on the limits of what is legally permissible and hoped to highlight the fact that it is allowed to exist within a grey area of legality."

Google has a zero tolerance policy for child pornography. I am glad that Thomasmonopoly got his account reinstated after a full investigation, but it's also incredibly important that Google takes appropriate action on potential child pornography, and United States law compels companies to react to child pornography in certain very specific ways.

For what it's worth, I got a chance to do a question and answer session with some congressional staffers earlier this year, and one of the things I said was that (in my personal opinion), current laws on child pornography were suboptimal.

Here's a quick example from a few months ago: http://www.winknews.com/Local-Florida/2011-04-29/Fla-Senate-... "The Florida Senate voted to extend the state's anti-child pornography law to include not just possessing but also intentionally looking at such images." Looks like the text of the bill is here: http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2011/0846/BillText/File... and I don't see any exemption for people who fight or take down child pornography. And that was literally the first link I found after doing a search on Google.

So in theory, looking at images in the process of trying to fight child pornography could be illegal. You don't need to dig far to find similar brittle examples. That's why I'm glad that I work on webspam and not on trying to stop child pornography.
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The legal process involved here made any quick action on Google's part impossible.
subscriber revenue only accounts for 15-25% of total revenues...

i definitely agree that bland, undifferentiated content is killing the newspapers. what happens when revenues are down? fire the newsroom, get content from AP.

unfortunately, i am the one who is to blame for all the share buttons.
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When Anonymous can gain control of HB Gary and FBI/CIA assets

Indeed: "When..." But AFAICR, Anonymous didn't gain control of either FBI or CIA assets. Hacking a self-described FBI "affiliate" and DDOSing cia.gov are hardly the same thing.

Also, holding up HB Gary Federal as an example of an organisation with "rigorous security protocols" is an amusing claim with no real evidence.
Looking at the link to the pictures... they aren't even remotely 'risky'... except maybe in a Church or extremely conservative home.
The computers.
I'll let them live. About.com actually have some pretty legit content.
I understand your belief, I just don't share it. But coming back to the issue that started this discussion: is it your contention that there are very few female developers because of biological reasons? If so (all pop evolutionary psychology and sociopolitical agendas aside) that's a depressing thought, because that would mean there is absolutely nothing that can be done about it. Without even trying, we already give up. It actually makes me uncomfortable that women are so extremely underrepresented in a field that I care about.
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They seem to have cottoned on to this: if enter a price of less than a dollar, you need to fill out a re-captcha.

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By saying that you'll work for room and board, you're not establishing the best positioning. You're much better off separating your consulting practice from your living arrangements. Establish yourself as a credible and professional developer rather than one who "will work for food".

I've been traveling nearly continuously for the last 3 years, funded by a successful consulting practice. If you have the skills, there are plenty of well-paying offsite consulting gigs to be found. Of course, having "the skills" also means knowing how to market yourself, negotiate, and land and keep clients.

You may want to consider the possibilities of geo-arbitrage, having clients in higher cost-of-living countries, and spending some of your time in lower cost-of-living countries.

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The reasons the codex format supplanted the scroll format had everything to do with physical properties, specifically that codices use material more economically, are more compact, easier to handle and transport.

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I'd like to see whole content farms blocked.

There was a Chinese knock-off (counterfeit) goods spamming Craigslist heavily a year or so back, hosting a bunch of domains out of a Fremont datacenter.

Too many domains to list individually. It's cases like this that make aggregate blocking/banning approaches far more valuable.

The problem with individual blocklists is that they have to be maintained, and over time they suffer from bitrot. And life is hard and I want a pony.
This isn't just the case of a ToS violation, it's a potential federal crime. I doubt very much that you actually looked up what US law requires in this situation.
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Did anyone else click the "someone patented toast" link and actually read the claims? It's for toasting bread at 2,500-4,500 degrees, with specialized infrared ovens.
Sit ins are not legal either, you can be arrested for trespassing on someone's property if you've been told to leave. The purpose of a sit in is to draw attention to an issue through non-violent means, and it's accepted that there may be consequences to that (including jail time) but the cause justifies the risk.

Regardless, it's questionable whether a DDoS and a sit-in are comparable. For one, DDoS does not require the presence of the individual, this makes it more difficult to form a connection with their cause and the activity. For another, a sit-in doesn't typically totally shut down a business, let alone at a national scale. With a DDoS a very tiny minority of people are able to disrupt the business activities of millions. This is not the sort of thing that we want to become accepted a legitimate form of protest. You may think it's all well and good when people who are "fighting" for causes you believe in are "sticking it to the man" but if it becomes the norm then everyone with a grudge will use it. And then it won't be the "good guys" wielding the power it'll be the people most fanatical in its use who will get what they want.

If you want to find a form of protest that mimics a sit-in, fine, go ahead, by find something other than DDoS, because that isn't it.
Can you name an example of a good software patent?
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Of those examples only Jak and Dexter is actually about functional programming in game dev. It's a good example though. But the outcome of using FP didn't turn out that great for them, it did not make them more productive:

A single programmer (who could easily be one of the top ten Lisp programmers in the world) wrote GOAL. While he called his Lisp techniques and programming practices "revolutionary," others referred to them as "code encryption," since only he could understand them.

So we found one example, and it didn't prove FP is beneficial to productivity.
really? critiquing websites via text presented in comic sans in one huge image?

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That's not what their 2nd quarter earnings report [1] said. They had an operating loss of $114 million. They took a special write down of $161 million for goodwill, but the revenues had decreased 2 percent. They predicted an improved 3rd quarter, but until it comes to fruition I think it's too early to say that they've turned the corner.

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I'm pretty sure it's 12 years of schooling after college. 4 years of medical school plus 6-8 years of fellowship. Thus 12 after college + 3 years to pay back debt + 7.5 years to get even is age 22 + 22.5 years = 45. Of course the reality is that someone who has worked at Microsoft for as long as the guy in the comparison is going to average more than 100K a year in compensation over 22.5 years. So my figure of the salaries evening out at 50 is pretty reasonable I think.
THIS. the patent office has turned in to a bit of a joke. Well, software patents in general have turned into a joke.
Asking why there aren't more female developers is like asking why there aren't more guys who go into nursing or more guys who wanna be fashion designers or a chef.

Perhaps its personal interest, societal view that industries like games and computers are more masculine...

Honestly, who cares if the developer is a chick or a guy as long as the application or site being built is useful
Doing something simple is fine, but what I think other people are saying is that pump is reductively simple.
> can you get a new Mac laptop or desktop for under $800?

For low values of desktop and ignoring hackintoshes, yes: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/mac_mi...

> For Linux users... I don't know. I would posit that Linux users tend to be more educated than the average person (based on personal experience), and that more education correlates with more income (this I can actually cite: http://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_chart_001.htm).

I'd think more of "games starved" and "want to entice game developers".
OH dear god. Split thumb-keyboard is horrible. Why would I want to make the keyboard any smaller? I used it once on the iPad and that was enough. Ever again.
I don't have numbers but, speaking for myself, Android's use of Java gives me more incentive to keep my Java skills up to snuff and to consider using it for non-Android projects.
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Will be interesting to see where WePay goes. Group payments is a small category. Tickets and stores are pretty crowded. The bank relationship could be a helper or a hindrance.

Compare to Square which is flying with one brilliant idea.
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That's because you're not in the uncomfortable, perhaps desperate, situation of needing a credit counselor. At some point, your bank info is, and should be, the least of your worries
I doubt it. The next computing giant will want to sell in the US, too. Patent laws don't cover where you're from, they cover where you sell (or where you give away free stuff but make money from ads). You'd have to block all US visitors from your site to avoid the US patent system.

I've been thinking about workarounds. Could a "I confirm that I'm from Malaysia" button do the trick?
The client does P2P and local caching for offloading the servers. Apart from the technical issues in doing it browser side (for example, opening TCP connections), I seriously doubt that it could be done with the same level of efficiency.
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As long as it meets the non-obvious and no-prior-art tests, I don't see a problem with the concept.

Something like mouse gestures feel like a patentable innovation worthy of a temporary government-enforced monopoly.
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That explanation just lost 90% of its audience, who have no clear conception of what an 'electromagnetic field' is. Physicists, including myself, can't help themselves in taking things for granted that their audience really doesn't understand.
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This is a really good example of a difficult to parse headline. Why is the person who was arrested alleged to be Australian? Was he hosting a hacker, or hacking hosting? Or maybe he's alleged to be an Australian who happened to host a hacker, or an Australian who hacked hosting. Regardless, we can say that he was arrested, unless he's an Australian hosting hacker who's alleged to have been arrested, which is the sort of thing you allow when you don't require the words directly following "alleged" to describe the thing that is alleged.

(The correct interpretation is "An Australian who is alleged to have hacked hosting has been arrested", but I only came to the conclusion that that was the right one after looking at the article - which has a different and much better headline).
For a lot of people with that use-case the UI might not matter, but it is not the only use case for a streaming service. From http://www.csc.kth.se/~gkreitz/spotify-p2p10/ one can see that almost 40% of tracks played are chosen actively as opposed to just continuing on to the next track.
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I doubt it. It's possible to be a troll regardless of whether you're a listener or a caller. Rating individual calls might help somewhat, but that's also possible to game, and by the time you've banned someone, it's too late - the call (complete with laugh track) will already be on Youtube.
Pedophile mania.
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There are lot of additional problems though... the way the Patent Office washes their hands and leaves it up to the courts to sort things out etc.
I personally think ALL software patents should be abolished completely. In absence of that, NPE's "non-practicing entities" should not be allowed to hold patents. You need to prove that you are using it (in commerce) to keep the patent. And you should not be able to sell a patent unless it is sold with an existing revenue producing business.
The US system has turned into a joke.
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Slightly better coverage here; http://www.smh.com.au/technology/security/evil-the-hacker-re...
It may not be the reason why newspapers are dying, but it is one of the reasons very few people pity them: in 20 years, there hasn't been one serious effort by a newspaper to create an attractive, pleasant and useful online experience people might actually want to pay for.

The readers needs are way down the order or priorities, yet the readers paying for content directly is the only halfway viable business model. It may not be enough, but they could at least once have tried a strategy that puts the readers first.
250W is already pretty high, i think you can get away with 150-180W for that machine and 4 disks, which would bring costs down to ~$180/yr or $15 a month. Depening on what you do with it thats fair i think.
If you just need media storage an atom or similar cpu will work, but if you need/want to run a couple of VMs a Server like this one is the better choice.
I personally believe that (unless something is done to change the system), generic software patents will ensure the slow grinding halt of entrepreneurial innovation in the U.S.
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