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qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: haha, yeah. | May 18 00:10 |
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schestowitz | [00:05] <schestowitz> http://dailycurrant.com/2013/05/16/ann-coulter-walks-out-of-star-trek-claims-too-many-minorities/ | May 18 00:11 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Ann Coulter Walks Out of Star Trek, Claims ‘Too Many Minorities’ - The Daily Currant .::. Size~: 127.57 KB | May 18 00:11 |
schestowitz | [00:05] <TechrightsBot-tr> Title: Ann Coulter Walks Out of Star Trek, Claims ‘Too Many Minorities’ - The Daily Currant .::. Size~: 127.57 KB | May 18 00:11 |
schestowitz | [00:05] <schestowitz> Wait, I thought this was satire.... | May 18 00:11 |
qu1j0t3 | LOL | May 18 00:11 |
qu1j0t3 | wow | May 18 00:11 |
qu1j0t3 | u can't make this shit up | May 18 00:11 |
schestowitz | Tell THe Onion to reprint | May 18 00:11 |
eikonos | LOL | May 18 00:14 |
eikonos | vulcan is code for jewish | May 18 00:17 |
eikonos | apparently | May 18 00:17 |
eikonos | man, i can't tell if that's satire or not | May 18 00:17 |
eikonos | it's full landoverbaptist | May 18 00:17 |
qu1j0t3 | sigh | May 18 00:23 |
qu1j0t3 | well we could look at George Lucas' very Earth-based alien racial stereotypes. | May 18 00:23 |
qu1j0t3 | even down to occupations | May 18 00:23 |
eikonos | eh.. | May 18 00:26 |
eikonos | i care about lucas like you care about … famous people on reddit | May 18 00:26 |
qu1j0t3 | 2nd person to say that to me this week, | May 18 00:27 |
eikonos | meaning, i've got 500ms of time to spare caring about him ;) | May 18 00:27 |
qu1j0t3 | interesting. | May 18 00:27 |
eikonos | maybe less | May 18 00:27 |
qu1j0t3 | fine fine | May 18 00:27 |
qu1j0t3 | how's the mike duffy thing going | May 18 00:27 |
qu1j0t3 | new revelations? | May 18 00:27 |
eikonos | not really | May 18 00:27 |
eikonos | though.. fat, sweaty, smoking crack. how do we really know it's rob ford? | May 18 00:28 |
eikonos | could be duffy | May 18 00:28 |
eikonos | all i know, is that if there were a canadian version of the Daily Show, they would have to retire, because they'd have no hope of being more funny and outlandish and tragically depressing than the real thing | May 18 00:32 |
eikonos | it's a russian nesting doll of fail | May 18 00:33 |
eikonos | it's the inception of political downfall | May 18 00:33 |
qu1j0t3 | It's a Russian Doll Wedding Cake | May 18 00:35 |
eikonos | lol | May 18 00:35 |
eikonos | but beware, that's not chocolate icing | May 18 00:35 |
qu1j0t3 | too late... | May 18 00:38 |
qu1j0t3 | but that might be a gun in Rob Ford's pocket | May 18 00:38 |
eikonos | nah, it's probably his crack pipe :P | May 18 00:40 |
qu1j0t3 | well, could be Ford *is* in trouble, because his brother hasn't opened his mouth on this .... yet. | May 18 00:42 |
qu1j0t3 | huh., the story about that is under HEALTH & WELLNESS | May 18 00:44 |
qu1j0t3 | is the Star subtly trolling us? | May 18 00:44 |
eikonos | hahaha | May 18 00:46 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos | it's full landoverbaptist | May 18 00:49 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos: remind me | May 18 00:49 |
eikonos | landoverbaptist.com | May 18 00:50 |
eikonos | is it sincere or a troll? | May 18 00:50 |
eikonos | i seem to recall it being slightly more low-key before | May 18 00:53 |
eikonos | still crazy, but without the lens flare | May 18 00:53 |
qu1j0t3 | ugh, just accidentally landed on Macleans | May 18 00:55 |
eikonos | haha | May 18 00:57 |
eikonos | i read something that suggested ford was elected because of suburbanites (basically amalgamation) | May 18 00:57 |
qu1j0t3 | yes. | May 18 01:05 |
qu1j0t3 | that's the only reason | May 18 01:05 |
qu1j0t3 | and his radio show, and none of that would exist if he hadn't inherited millions and a business from daddy Ford | May 18 01:05 |
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XFaCE | schestowitz: qu1j0t3 here's a new one | May 18 03:25 |
XFaCE | schestowitz: https://t.co/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2FsQ1sUUhXKY&sig=400a00cd86daa8c9848195f154b994ee75560202&uid=1041271304&iid=33f44d94-0b3b-4a10-9d3d-9ccb92af7c0b&nid=12+288+20130516&t=1 | May 18 03:25 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Frank Clegg, former Microsoft Canada head, warns of WiFi in schools | Full Comment | National Post .::. Size~: 76.5 KB | May 18 03:25 |
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eikonos | best comment: "Did you know there's a source of EM radiation kids are exposed to that dwarfs wi-fi signals into insignificance? | May 18 06:05 |
eikonos | The sun. | May 18 06:05 |
eikonos | A gigantic, unshielded fusion reactor just HANGING in the sky!" | May 18 06:05 |
qu1j0t3 | that's not exactly true | May 18 06:09 |
qu1j0t3 | the characteristics of the radiation from the sun are completely different, or radio wouldn't work at all. | May 18 06:10 |
qu1j0t3 | it's only "sort of true", as in "yes the sun sprays radiation of its own unique sort" | May 18 06:10 |
qu1j0t3 | ..which is harmful, by the way... | May 18 06:11 |
qu1j0t3 | so I wouldn't call that "surprise checkmate in comments" | May 18 06:11 |
qu1j0t3 | also, inverse square law. | May 18 06:13 |
qu1j0t3 | 93 million miles squared is a lot of miles. | May 18 06:13 |
qu1j0t3 | while cell phone 2 cm from your brain is not a lot of miles. | May 18 06:13 |
eikonos | but the sun is massive | May 18 06:16 |
eikonos | that has to make up some of the distance | May 18 06:16 |
qu1j0t3 | yes, it is! | May 18 06:16 |
qu1j0t3 | do the math | May 18 06:16 |
eikonos | plus, i can get a sunburn from the sun, and i've yet to experience anything similar from a cellphone | May 18 06:17 |
qu1j0t3 | there are a hell of a lot of zeroes between 2cm and (distance to the sun in centimetres squared) | May 18 06:17 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos: so do the math | May 18 06:17 |
qu1j0t3 | i'm saying it's certainly not a slam dunk. also, the characteristics of the radiation are different. | May 18 06:18 |
eikonos | right | May 18 06:19 |
qu1j0t3 | and the commenter scores a massive own goal because the sun's radiation _is very harmful_ | May 18 06:20 |
qu1j0t3 | which doesn't , as they hoped, prove that _other radiation isn't_ | May 18 06:20 |
qu1j0t3 | I would certainly cross-examine them on the inverse square law, though. | May 18 06:20 |
eikonos | how different is AM/FM radio and wifi? | May 18 06:22 |
qu1j0t3 | so I get 1.5e13 or 15000000000000 cm | May 18 06:22 |
eikonos | are the same people worried about radio? | May 18 06:22 |
qu1j0t3 | now, square that... | May 18 06:22 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos: again, inverse square law. | May 18 06:23 |
qu1j0t3 | so I get a factor of about 1/2250000000000000000000000 | May 18 06:23 |
eikonos | fair enough | May 18 06:24 |
qu1j0t3 | now plug in sun's output in the wifi band | May 18 06:24 |
qu1j0t3 | ...which i surmise isn't its peak output band | May 18 06:24 |
qu1j0t3 | it's pointless to look at its UV light band, e.g., because the kids are already harmed by it, so the harm is additive, and UV damage is well studied | May 18 06:25 |
qu1j0t3 | so for the purposes of the comment thread we should look at similar radio frequencies | May 18 06:25 |
eikonos | okay… what kind of wifi encryption is the sun using? i can't join the network... | May 18 06:26 |
eikonos | :P | May 18 06:26 |
qu1j0t3 | dude, you need a Sun server | May 18 06:26 |
qu1j0t3 | obv | May 18 06:26 |
eikonos | hahaha | May 18 06:26 |
qu1j0t3 | but I am sure it's WPA2 because my Linux box can't join it either :< | May 18 06:27 |
eikonos | apparently some solar RF radiation is absorbed by the atmosphere | May 18 06:35 |
eikonos | someone must have measured it during the day, then at night to get a baseline | May 18 06:35 |
eikonos | anyway, i still think it's more likely that any actual illnesses are caused by stress or poor diet or whatever | May 18 06:37 |
qu1j0t3 | there can't be too much of it, or like i said, radio wouldn't work | May 18 06:46 |
qu1j0t3 | or wouldn't work during the day, etc. | May 18 06:47 |
qu1j0t3 | speaking of which | May 18 06:47 |
qu1j0t3 | it's night-time, i should go | May 18 06:47 |
qu1j0t3 | i get annoyed at bugs in textbooks | May 18 06:48 |
qu1j0t3 | and textbooks that rush explanations and rush exercises | May 18 06:48 |
qu1j0t3 | like this one seems to do | May 18 06:48 |
qu1j0t3 | there's not much recourse :[ | May 18 06:48 |
qu1j0t3 | even though the authors nominally hang out here on irc | May 18 06:48 |
qu1j0t3 | they're never around | May 18 06:48 |
qu1j0t3 | and when they are, don't seem to take complaints too seriously | May 18 06:49 |
eikonos | "i'll keep that in mind for the second edition..." | May 18 06:52 |
eikonos | night | May 18 06:53 |
qu1j0t3 | nite | May 18 07:13 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos: well that would be a win | May 18 07:13 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2629694 | May 18 13:45 |
TechrightsSocial | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The war on Sharing is failing https://torrentfreak.com/bittorrent-accounts-for-35-of-all-upload-traffic-vpns-are-booming-130518/ BitTorrent Accounts for 35% of All Upload Traffic, VPNs are Booming | May 18 13:45 |
TechrightsSocial | -> Title: BitTorrent Accounts for 35% of All Upload Traffic, VPNs are Booming | TorrentFreak .::. Size~: 99.85 KB | May 18 13:45 |
schestowitz | "This makes sense. This type of traffic has been relatively controlled I'd say since 2000. It's good that people are getting the content easier and legally, however, it's all been quietly censored." | May 18 13:45 |
schestowitz | Slackel Live 3.1 openbox | May 18 14:01 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2630098 | May 18 14:14 |
TechrightsSocial | @anonymiss@despora.de: ### So you think #NATO brought #Freedom, #Democracy and #HumanRights to #Afghanistan? http://news.yahoo.com/afghan-parliament-fails-pass-divisive-womens-law-114412607.html ![fail](http://www.pi-news.net/wp/uploads/2012/12/unrechtstaat1.jpg) #fail #politics #law #Women #Rights #Justice #Government #Military #news | May 18 14:14 |
TechrightsSocial | -> Title: Afghan parliament fails to pass divisive women's law - Yahoo! News .::. Size~: 223.29 KB | May 18 14:14 |
TechrightsSocial | -> Title: Seite nicht gefunden - Politically Incorrect .::. Size~: 120.42 KB | May 18 14:14 |
schestowitz | CIA manuals leaked to Wikileaks say explicitly that women's right are to be exploited to justify invasions. it's a good way to sell it to the public (a majority is women). | May 18 14:15 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2630208 | May 18 14:17 |
TechrightsSocial | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: #humor #pz_humor | May 18 14:17 |
TechrightsSocial | Photo by poozilla@despora.de: https://despora.de/uploads/images/thumb_medium_054297a20c14f78e2031.gif | May 18 14:17 |
schestowitz | y so serious !! | May 18 14:17 |
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schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2630255 | May 18 14:53 |
TechrightsSocial | @harryhaller@joindiaspora.com: From @@{Dr. Roy Schestowitz ; schestowitz@joindiaspora.com}'s [comment](https://joindiaspora.com/posts/15d0f70b477f87e7) *CIA manuals leaked to Wikileaks say explicitly that women's rights are to be exploited to justify invasions. it's a good way to sell it to the public (a majority is women).* | May 18 14:53 |
TechrightsSocial | Not a Diaspora post? | May 18 14:53 |
schestowitz | "From @Dr. Roy Schestowitz's comment CIA manuals leaked to Wikileaks say explicitly that women's rights are to be exploited to justify invasions. it's a good way to sell it to the public (a majority is women)." | May 18 14:53 |
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qu1j0t3 | absolutely | May 18 15:42 |
qu1j0t3 | we already knew this | May 18 15:42 |
qu1j0t3 | it's obvious from the uh war marketing | May 18 15:42 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos: https://twitter.com/johnderosa/status/335771217044852737 | May 18 16:14 |
TechrightsSocial | @johnderosa: I see stupid people. RT @dmf71: Bill Nye Boo'd In Texas For Saying The Moon Reflects The Sun: http://t.co/fndPxTm0x2 | May 18 16:14 |
TechrightsSocial | -> Title: Bill Nye Boo'd In Texas For Saying The Moon Reflects The Sun - Think Atheist .::. Size~: 87.7 KB | May 18 16:14 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2630348 | May 18 17:25 |
TechrightsSocial | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: I've spent the last week evaluating replacement OS's for my geriatric #Macbook Core Duo (2006 vintage). Toward that end, I installed #Debian #Wheezy on a USB drive (which proved non-trivial to boot--use #rEFIt and MBR partition to get it working), and lived with it for a few days. For nostalgic reasons, I hoped that Debian would work well, as it was the first distribution I really spent time wi | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | Yes, Debian requires some amount of effort to set up and configure, but once it's done - you're just done forever. | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | However, I wouldn't blame Debian exclusively. It's Gnome that makes things harder and less stable. People - get off that sinking ship! Choose something more stable and modular, like XFCE and you will be good to go. | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | Anyway, nice read. And yes, Linux Mint is a cool alternative for novices or people who don't have too much time to configure other basic versions of GNU/Linux distro. | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | Yes, Debian requires some amount of effort to set up and configure, but once it's done - you're just done forever. | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | However, I wouldn't blame Debian exclusively. It's Gnome that makes things harder and less stable. People - get off that sinking ship! Choose something more stable and modular, like XFCE and you will be good to go. | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | Anyway, nice read. And yes, Linux Mint is a cool alternative for novices or people who don't have too much time to configure other basic versions of GNU/Linux distro. | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | " | May 18 17:25 |
schestowitz | " | May 18 17:26 |
schestowitz | @marc, I mostly agree with you regarding Gnome, but I wanted to give it a chance. For my part, I am willing to do some hacking to make a system work well... but, when I see "signal 11" too many times in .xsession-errors, I know that it's an uphill battle. | May 18 17:26 |
schestowitz | I want to see Debian succeed, and I understand the massive challenge of getting a release out the door, as well as the inevitable instability that will be present early in a new release. New/novice users, however, have no time for "my printer doesn't work," and this sort of problem will continue to be a barrier to wider adoption of #FOSS. | May 18 17:26 |
schestowitz | " | May 18 17:26 |
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eikonos | https://twitter.com/ChuckGrassley/status/335754966012686336 | May 18 20:21 |
TechrightsSocial | @ChuckGrassley: US has no foreign policy. We shld remember what happened th last time we had no foreign policy. It was Sept 1939 Hitler started WWII Poland | May 18 20:21 |
schestowitz | wait, what? | May 18 20:33 |
schestowitz | Is this a satire account of Grassley with lots of typos or is he getting senile? | May 18 20:34 |
eikonos | yeah, turns out that the lack of US foreign policy is actually what started WWII | May 18 20:34 |
eikonos | i had no idea | May 18 20:34 |
eikonos | no, that's the real, verified account | May 18 20:34 |
schestowitz | US froeign policy reduced the number of US casualties | May 18 20:34 |
schestowitz | The Russians took the brunt of the war, losing several million people in the war, famine aside | May 18 20:35 |
schestowitz | The US president at the time was meeting with Goebbels then, he was popular at the time. They have this on video, still... | May 18 20:36 |
schestowitz | A lot of US citizens financially supported the Nazi party, not just those of German descent | May 18 20:36 |
schestowitz | Bush's grandfather gave them weapon parts, it's all business | May 18 20:37 |
schestowitz | I think it was bomb wicks | May 18 20:37 |
eikonos | these sound like facts :P | May 18 20:39 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: most of the US establishment supplied Germany throughout WWII. | May 18 20:51 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: IBM supplied data processing equipment that they *knew* was being used to tabulate prisoners | May 18 20:52 |
schestowitz | eikonos: because it contradicts gov. propaganda and are not nationalistic/divisive? | May 18 20:52 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: it's astonishing how little known it is, that there was almost unimpeded commerce between US and Nazi germany | May 18 20:52 |
schestowitz | Of course, many in today's capitalism are former "Commies", but they wouldn't admit it now | May 18 20:52 |
schestowitz | US also traded with Saddam's Iraq and Osama Bin-Laden's men, whom they equipped with weapons | May 18 20:53 |
schestowitz | But could the Nazis be viewed as proxy war to the US? | May 18 20:54 |
qu1j0t3 | I guess you won't find this in the mainstream media or schools | May 18 20:54 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: probably yes | May 18 20:54 |
qu1j0t3 | "It was very frustrating for me and a lot of Canadians," says MacKinnon about the war and Bush's ability to sell the connection between Al Qaida and 9/11 with Iraq. "They managed to convince Americans that there were weapons of mass destruction. From a perspective outside America and from the rest of the world, everyone was watching and thinking, 'How can they believe this?' It seemed so | May 18 21:06 |
qu1j0t3 | stupid to me." | May 18 21:06 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: eikonos just shared: http://www.thecoast.ca/halifax/best-political-cartoonist/BestOf?oid=1381843 | May 18 21:06 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Best Political Cartoonist .::. Size~: 127.49 KB | May 18 21:06 |
qu1j0t3 | eikonos: Wow, cool denial, Doug: Radio station Newstalk 1010 reported Saturday that Councillor Ford told them, “I have never seen my brother involved with anything like coke.” | May 18 21:07 |
qu1j0t3 | May 18 21:07 | |
qu1j0t3 | in other news, my mom has never seen me kill anyone. | May 18 21:07 |
qu1j0t3 | "Mayor Rob Ford turned down three chances on Friday to address the specifics of media reports about the video. | May 18 21:08 |
qu1j0t3 | The Ford brothers have cancelled their weekly radio show on Newstalk 1010, scheduled for this Sunday. | May 18 21:08 |
schestowitz | qu1j0t3: http://allthingsd.com/20130426/please-welcome-bill-gates-steve-ballmer-brad-smith-and-sean-parker-to-the-zuckerpac/ | May 18 21:08 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Welcome Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer and Sean Parker to the ZuckerPAC - Mike Isaac - Social - AllThingsD .::. Size~: 61.95 KB | May 18 21:08 |
qu1j0t3 | yeah um | May 18 21:08 |
qu1j0t3 | THAT looks like a link I do not want | May 18 21:08 |
qu1j0t3 | anything new> | May 18 21:08 |
qu1j0t3 | ? | May 18 21:09 |
schestowitz | Murdoch press link | May 18 21:09 |
schestowitz | "Welcome to the Hill, techies." | May 18 21:09 |
schestowitz | Ballmer? | May 18 21:09 |
schestowitz | gates? | May 18 21:09 |
schestowitz | We’re thrilled that Bill Gates, Brad Smith, Steve Ballmer, and Sean Parker — longtime advocates for vital policies like comprehensive immigration reform that will grow our economy — are joining FWD.us’ efforts to organize and engage the tech community,” Joe Green, president of FWD.us, said in a statement. | May 18 21:09 |
qu1j0t3 | so my instinct was correct | May 18 21:09 |
qu1j0t3 | oh god | May 18 21:09 |
qu1j0t3 | do they not know how transparent they are? | May 18 21:09 |
schestowitz | lol | May 18 21:10 |
schestowitz | needs cheaper labour | May 18 21:10 |
schestowitz | devaluing workers | May 18 21:10 |
qu1j0t3 | http://www.thestar.com/news/city_hall/2013/05/17/international_media_cracking_up_over_toronto_mayor_rob_ford.html | May 18 21:10 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: International media cracking up over Toronto Mayor Rob Ford | Toronto Star .::. Size~: 60.53 KB | May 18 21:10 |
schestowitz | http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2013/04/27/apple-coffee-cook-auction/ | May 18 21:19 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Which is worth more, coffee w/Tim Cook or a Lamborghini? - Apple 2.0 -Fortune Tech .::. Size~: 36.41 KB | May 18 21:19 |
schestowitz | Cult figure for a price | May 18 21:20 |
schestowitz | and they call this "PR"? | May 18 21:20 |
schestowitz | Raising for charity only by appealing for the rich and showing Cook for the arrogant prick he is? | May 18 21:20 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/valleyhack/status/327494431307624448 | May 18 21:26 |
TechrightsSocial | @valleyhack: so @rileybloomberg and i scored an award for story on chinese espionage. prize comes with a Lenovo laptop. seriously | May 18 21:26 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/Popehat/status/328214015127986180 | May 18 21:30 |
TechrightsSocial | @Popehat: Today in spam: "Did you know every day big corporations write large checks to people who stay at home and share their opinion." | May 18 21:30 |
schestowitz | http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57581751-92/wintel-on-the-wane-intel-goes-google/ | May 18 21:33 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: 'Wintel' on the wane: Intel goes Google | Business Tech - CNET News .::. Size~: 75.99 KB | May 18 21:33 |
schestowitz | "PJ: And now you know why Microsoft is reaching into its back pocket and pulling out its bogo patents to go after Android. It's the future, and like the SCO Group before it, Microsoft wants to make money from other people's hard work, because the alternative is to drown." | May 18 21:33 |
schestowitz | http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57581500-92/android-notebooks-yep-intel-says-and-theyll-only-cost-$200/ | May 18 21:34 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Android notebooks? Yep, Intel says, and they'll only cost $200 | Business Tech - CNET News .::. Size~: 77.88 KB | May 18 21:34 |
schestowitz | "PJ: And here's the other reason Microsoft is attacking Android: it's cheaper, so if Microsoft can attached enough of its patents, like barnacles, on the Android ship, it can make Android cost more. Your patent system at work, raising your prices with absolutely no benefit to you. Not all the patent trolls in the US are nonpracticing entities, I conclude." | May 18 21:34 |
qu1j0t3 | https://twitter.com/ImRobFuckinFord/status/335862134183456768 | May 18 21:59 |
TechrightsSocial | @ImRobFuckinFord: In my defense the only reason I was smoking crack was to numb the sadness that comes from living in a city with a crackhead for a mayor. | May 18 21:59 |
schestowitz | http://www.salon.com/2013/04/30/star_treks_wil_wheaton_tells_newborn_girl_why_being_a_nerd_is_awesome/ | May 18 22:01 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: “Star Trek’s” Wil Wheaton tells newborn girl why being a nerd “is awesome” - Salon.com .::. Size~: 143.51 KB | May 18 22:01 |
schestowitz | http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericgoldman/2013/04/29/assessing-winners-and-losers-in-googles-worldwide-antitrust-battles/ | May 18 22:02 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Assessing Winners and Losers in Google's Worldwide Antitrust Battles - Forbes .::. Size~: 105.38 KB | May 18 22:02 |
schestowitz | "Loser: Google’s Competitors and Critics, including Microsoft ($MSFT), the questionably named “FairSearch,” vertical search engines and online content publishers." | May 18 22:02 |
schestowitz | " | May 18 22:07 |
schestowitz | Interview: How Ray Kurzweil Plans To Revolutionize Search At Google - Forbes | May 18 22:07 |
schestowitz | Tuesday, April 30 2013 @ 05:40 PM EDT | May 18 22:07 |
schestowitz | Q: How will you apply that theory at Google? | May 18 22:07 |
schestowitz | A: What I’ll be doing here is developing hierarchical methods specifically aimed at understanding natural language, extracting semantic meaning … actually developing a way to represent and model the semantic content of documents to do a better job of search and answering questions. | May 18 22:07 |
schestowitz | An increasing percentage of queries to Google are in the form of questions. The questions right now can’t have an indefinite complexity to them. But if we can actually model language in a hierarchical fashion, we can do a better job of answering questions and doing search in general, by actually modeling what all these billions of web pages are trying to say. - Robert Hof, Forbes | May 18 22:07 |
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schestowitz | "The Verge may be being influenced by a steady stream of "Google is doomed" and "the patents are no good" from FOSSpatents. I suggest they take a look at what FOSSpatents wrote about the Oracle v. Google case, and then compare it with how it actually turned out in the end. 'Nuff said." | May 18 22:09 |
schestowitz | qu1j0t3: http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/04/this-eula-was-inspired-by-every-app-store-social-network-search-engine-and-online-payment-service/ | May 18 23:08 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: This EULA Will Make You Rethink Every App and Online Service You Use | Wired Opinion | Wired.com .::. Size~: 131.01 KB | May 18 23:08 |
schestowitz | "Similarly, without an open, unified network, the whole notion of business online would have been entirely feudal from the start. Instead, it only took a feudal turn around the turn of the century. These days, instead of websites on the open internet, people are more likely to create apps in proprietary stores or profiles on proprietary social media sites." | May 18 23:09 |
schestowitz | lANIER | May 18 23:09 |
schestowitz | http://www.reddit.com/help/privacypolicy | May 18 23:17 |
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schestowitz | "The posts and comments you make on reddit are not private, even if made to a subreddit not readily accessible to the public. This means that, by default, they are not deleted from our servers-- ever-- and will still be accessible after your account is deleted. However, we only save the most recent version of comments and posts, so your previous edits, once overwritten, are no longer available. " | May 18 23:17 |
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