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I would think this would break most screen readers, as you have to perform a click to get the cache link. If a screen reader didn't understand js, however, then the cache link may still be in the html (but not if it is loaded via javascript).
If someone's looking for a really cool project to make a name for themselves, this seems like a great candidate. I want to see a git GUI that has a fully integrated diff viewer for EAGLE files, with tracking of electronic subsystems/components as first-class entities.

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I love how this all came about because of a criminal action. No amount of protesting or discussion was succesful. Would it ever have been succesful? Possibly, but unlikely. However, the second we see some illegal activity (the guy from MIT who downloaded the JSTOR articles from that server), suddenly Pandoras box has opened and we see real change, real disruption and fast.

Does this justify his actions? Is the only way to disrupt entranched business to conduct borderline actions? Effectively pushing boundaries to the very limits of legality?.

Either way, this is the concept of "tipping point" in action folks.
For one thing, the interface is terrible.

Also, it doesn't allow me to access cloud copies of music, only my own library. Honestly, the concept of an "own library" is obsolete. I want a service that lets me stream anything I want (like grooveshark), with a powerful and intuitive interface (like old iTunes), and a "local library" feature (like Spotify) of anything I want for offline listening. Add in a worthwhile adaptive radio feature (like Pandora) with sharing capabilities (like last.fm) and you've got the whole package.
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Once again, please stop assuming that 'old news' isn't still 'news' to someone. If you were a teenager in 2005, and have since published papers during your continued education, then this news is highly relevant and worthwhile to the discussion of copyright of said works.

Not everyone is old and weary. There are plenty of students in the world who need to learn about these things, and every year a new wave comes. So, that is why re-hashing 'old news' is very important in our tech world today.
Why do you think there's a problem with your landing page? It looks fine to me.

I would change "Plans and Pricing" to "Pricing", just to make it simpler. And I would put them on a separate page.

The audio in your main video sucks - both the narration and the background music. That shouldn't affect your conversions much though.
I'd advise searching a bit for people describing their use - I suspect most 'send' material for later reading to the Kindle (through readability.com or some equivalent process).
I have no idea what the backstory is here but that press release is the most unprofessional thing I've seen in a while. Did a professional PR person write or vet that press release? If so, they should be fired.

Does Oracle do anything to make people like them or their products?
I agree, and I think that we're going to see a lot more of that now that Tim Cook, 'Mr Supply Chain', is in charge.
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That's cool. You can drill down into information on each satellite and see it's flight path. Funky.
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What happened to the Nasa applet that gave you a complete 3D view of all the satellites in orbit? It was awesome - I went looking for it the other day and it seems to have disappeared.
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This is kind of chicken-and-egg problem. Today most established journals with high impact factors (= prestigious) are non-open-access. Publishing in or being a reviewer of a high impact factor non-open-access journal looks much better in a resume of a scientist than publishing in non-prestigious open-access journal.

For an open-access journal to become prestigious it needs high quality contributions. But at the same time an author of some important discovery will more likely to publish it in some high prestigious non-open-access journal. Of course for tenured faculty members it is not such a big problem because they have a secured position. But for their apprentices not having high impact publications may become a problem in their future career. And while tenured adviser may force a postdoc to publish in an open-access journal most of them will not likely do this because they understand that this puts members of his/her lab in a bad position compared to competing scientists.

I think that well known scientists should make the first move here and to start publishing in open-access journals. Their work has a lot of traction and will not suffer from being published in some not-so-well-known open-access journal. On the other hand this will help open-access journals to start building reputation.
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But how do you know that the politicians are clean if the press is muzzled ?
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I can't help but find that rather contradictory.
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I find it much more likely that Mode7 said "Hey HIB, we just finished a linux port yesterday. Can we be in your next Bundle?"

HIB has been approached by developers before. There is quick profit and massive exposure in the HIB. Case in point, the devs who have asked to be in the bundle for free, just for the exposure.

HIB might have had to ask devs and make offers in the early few, but not now.

Regardless, let's not get distracted from the central point: Frozen Synapse is a great game :-)

(Still no linux client for their previous customers though.)
Perhaps, but it's coming. Paypal set out to revolutionize payments and finance, and it was a bit before its time. Peter, Max, Luke, et al. wanted to be an online currency, but struggled to stay afloat when the government (understandably) back-lashed against them. They were, after all, trying to destroy the government in many ways.

So Paypal changed their vision, and sold out. Oh well. All's well that ends well. And things certainly ended well for them. But online currency is inevitable. It's just going to take a little longer.
A year? Damn. I don't know any women who would date a guy for a year before expecting exclusivity. More like 3-4 months, max.

Or maybe I'm just not interested in the types of women who would date someone for a year without expecting it to be going somewhere. (Not passing judgement, that just appears to be how I am.) Perhaps it's an age thing?
Nokia has/had awsome hardware but it seems their software platform has always been lacking.

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Everything PLoS ONE publishes is good because they are less selective than the top tier journals? Seems an extraordinary claim to make.
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Ah right, I see.

From the nginx wiki:

> Unlike Apache's mod_lua and Lighttpd's mod_magnet, Lua code written atop this module can be 100% non-blocking on network traffic as long as you use the ngx.location.capture or ngx.location.capture_multi interfaces to let the nginx core do all your requests to mysql, postgresql, memcached, redis, upstream http web services, and etc etc etc (see HttpDrizzleModule, ngx_postgres, HttpMemcModule, HttpRedis2Module and HttpProxyModule modules for details).

Is that talk-via-nginx-commands thing cumbersome in practice?
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How did they extract such extensive information about him if he was just using a WP plugin?
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That would certainly work for relatively small or close-knit groups where it is easier to collectively decide to move. I would expect that impact factor has a significant amount of gravity associated with it so even if the leaders in a field decided to move to open-access journals unless the (up and coming) majority also made the same move then the impact-factors of both journals may not change much.
One of the reasons academics do peer review is to put it on their CV/evaluations that universities do to evaluate the amount of academic work they do. Voluntarily declining offers to do peer review would therefore have a negative effect on that person's ability to retain their job. (I'm talking about those without tenure, mainly.)

One solution would be for universities taking stands like this is to somehow "give credit" to their academics who are asked to do peer review for non-open-access journals.
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Please excuse my question, as I am quite design-inept, and often have no problem with whatever visuals are presented. I'm trying to figure out which margins are worthy of ire or inconsistent, for the sake of my own improvement on such visual matters.

The only difference/inconsistency that leaps out at me is that between the content of a window and its border, in which case there seems to be a clear divide between popup/info windows ("Save a Copy", "Color", "Online Accounts") and the more persistent, full-application windows ("Contacts", "Documents" and the image viewer).

There are differences between the spacing of other UI elements, for sure, but I don't really understand why one element should or should not be placed a consistent distance away from another. E.g. in the "Online Accounts" window, the All Settings button has identical top and bottom margins, but it is a different margin from left margin, as well as different from the margin between the white box in the pane below, and its container. Which of these, if any, would you change and why?
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I think corysama is referring to Ryan Dahl experimenting with Lua (as well as C and Haskell) before settling on JS/V8.

I had several failed private projects doing the same on C, Lua, and Haskell. Haskell is pretty ideal but I’m not smart enough to hack the GHC. Lua is less ideal but a lovely language - I did not like that it already had a lot of libraries written with blocking code. No matter what I did, someone was going to load an existing blocking Lua library in and ruin it. C has similar problems as Lua and is not as widely accessible. There is room for a Node.js-like libc at some point – I would like to work on that some day.

V8 came out around the same time I was working on these things and I had a rather sudden epiphany that JavaScript was actually the perfect language for what I wanted: single threaded, without preconceived notions of “server-side” I/O, without existing libraries.

http://bostinnovation.com/2011/01/31/node-js-interview-4-que...
If (pure) capitalism has never existed then Marx/Engels would have never written Capitol nor come up with The Communist Manifesto. It was a direct response to what they saw as the failings of capitalism (as in the real thing happening in the world around them, not the concept of it).

To try and argue it is not "True Capitalism" is just BS, and lets you get out of justifying anything you say. "oh I only meant Pure Capitalism, so whatever you say doesn't apply to that" --- It is complete True Scotsman, regardless how much you don't like it.

Freedoms have very little to do with capitalism. It is about private ownership vs government ownership. The right/privilege of ownership doesn't have to apply to everyone either (and thus isn't really a 'freedom'), it can simply apply to a select few (non-government) and you are still practicing capitalism.

> You don't seem to have read my comments for comprehension though, so it's not surprising that you're getting hung up here...

Would you like me to also point out it's a rhetorical fallacy to attack the person making the argument rather than the the argument.
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No, everything PLoS ONE publishes is good because they reject everything that isn't good.

The "less selective" bit manifests itself as a reduced average "impact"/"importance", rather than as a reduced average quality.
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Perhaps I wasn't clear. Everything PLoS ONE publishes is good not because they are less selective, but although they are less selective. The reason their acceptance criteria don't adversely affect the quality of their published articles is because they do select on quality -- if it's not good, it doesn't go in. But they don't select on impact.
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I didn't get my idea right: the profile load of the server will change (from many short connections to less long connections), I'm not sure they are prepared.
But I'd like to try it, just because it looks interesting.
The majority of university research depends on external funding. In order to get funding, you as many published papers in high ranking journals.

You get zero credit for self-published papers, or papers in non-ranked journals.

So a researchers will always look after the highest ranked journal that is likely to publish a particular result. Issues of copyright get no regard and accessibility gets very little. Copyright ownership won't get you funding. Accessibility might get you more citations (which also affects ranking), but most citations come from other University researchers, who have access anyway through their libraries.
>And if you find a girl who doesn't know you collect comics she'll be disappointed when she figures it out. Wear it on your sleeve and be happy. Ditto porn, whatever.

Some things of this nature are illegal, socially unacceptable, or simply result in constant harassment by the authorities regardless of their legality. It is unreasonable, I think, to expect every homosexual man in Iran to wear his pink triangle on his sleeve. Considering that we live in a country in which young people are assaulted by police officers for standing around in public in New York City, I can hardly imagine what would happen to an American who proudly announce to strangers that he or she really enjoys using opium, is occasionally attracted to people who haven't yet turned 18, or believes that the government should be overthrown.

If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe the problem isn't you.
You wanna bet that the fact that HP acquired them has something to do with it? Ever since Hurd got fired, Ellison and Oracle really ramped up the rhetoric.
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Not sure if engineering is to blame. I guess lack of vision did the biggest damage.
Yes, thank you for the addition. I was meaning these activities, even though only in an implied manner. Going out and talking to a woman out of nothing is hard stuff that requires a lot of effort and the right personality.

Another couple of activities you can add to the list are singing in a choir and dancing (I dance tango, for example). In both cases you are pretty much guaranteed that women will exceed men in number.
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Lots of people lead far-from-pedestrian personal lives but don't feel compelled to hide them. It wasn't too long ago that merely being gay was a horrible secret you hid from people; do you really think society is going to grow less rather than more tolerant as time goes on?
It is certainly true that academic advancement is affected by publication in high-impact venues, and that some of those (incuding the ubiquitous Science and Nature) are not open-access. I can see why someone might feel obliged to submit to these journals.

But I have never seen anyone's career affected by which journals they review for. It might happen, but if it does then it's news to me.

(BTW., for academics who feel they must publish in one of the tabloids, Science is much sounder than Nature because all their papers become freely accessible one year after publication, which is much better than nothing.)
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I think every competent programmer who comes to Node for the first time thinks "hoo boy, better fix this callback stuff first", and immediately writes a module to do just that. I know I did! :)

koush just took this to the next level.

But you know what. Just stop fighting the callback model. Adapt your coding idioms and move on...
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Exactly. Paradoxically, this policy has resulted in its getting a rather good impact factor for such a new journal (4.411 for 2010), which happily attracts more high-profile submissions in a virtuous circle.

The moral seems clear: other things being equal, freely accessible papers tend to get cited more often than paywalled ones. (Who would have guessed?)
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I guess Oracle isn't happy about HP trying to buy Autonomy, so they're trying to suggest that HP is paying too much, which could get HP shareholders to object to the deal.

And of course, HP and Oracle haven't been very friendly towards each other for a while now...
Yes but mosquitoes don't travel so far, it is only necessary to kill them in already inhabited areas. Especially in cities since that is were increasingly most of the population is.

We don't have to kill 90% of mosquitoes on earth just 90% around major cities.
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Does this work for anybody in the UK? I'm using FF and always get 0 results (even though I can see planes above me).
Don't forget there are plenty of open-access journals with very healthy impact factors (for those who have to be ruled by that exceptionally stupid measure). For example, the top-ranked journal in the Biology category in the 2009 Journal Citation Reports was PLoS Biology, with 12.916.
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The "idea" (actually this is the output of a mathematical model, but ok) that stratified societies are both more stable and have a greater tendency to spread out than non-stratified societies has been around for centuries? I guess I missed that. Care to enlighten me?
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It seems that things always get pretty dirty when Oracle is involved, but maybe they're just being honest.
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>But they can easily. A webcam watching the street could make it easy to tell whose lights are on a timer, or not on at all. Google not needed.

>There are a lot of pretty girls out there so this one specific girl isn't going to be sought by online creeps around the world.

>Because your crotch-fruit are so special that perverts would see them online and have to have them, specifically.

Besides being unnecessarily rude, you're arguing that since everyone is vulnerable to an opportunistic thief, you are not entitled to protecting yourself from a thief that specifically targets you.

Since you're just like everyone else, you're not entitled to take reasonable precautions to protect your family.

There are PLENTY of situations where complete candor will get you fired or worse. Proclaiming you're gay in the U.S. Military during DADT. Holding unpopular religious faiths or marrying someone of the 'wrong' race or sex. Perhaps you had an abusive ex-partner that you're concerned about.

If my privacy is so worthless, then why do companies like Google and Facebook go to such extreme measures to collect, retain, hide, and protect 'their' data about you?
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Ah, my mistake, I see what you're claiming. However, let me ask a more substantive question. You end by stating:"The real issue is that, whatever selection criteria a journal uses, it should make the resulting papers freely available to the citizens who funded them."

The OA model largely involves shifting the cost from the user to the author. This will be paid out of the authors grant money, which in many cases is publicly funded as well. It's not at all clear to me that the end effect is as different as the proponents claim.

Reminds me a bit of how Google uses "open" as a competitive weapon to push Android. I wonder if OA publishers are not doing the same to push their business model...
Malcom "igon value" Gladwell is probably not the person one wants to cite on an empirical or technical matter.

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As for the Horatio Alger "myth", the modern incarnation is the internet startup. Look at YC. There is just no dispute that smart people working hard can put a few million in the bank after several years of all out toil in the Valley.
What exactly is the cause/effect relationship between the JSTOR breach and this article? I don't quite see it.