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benwalther
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Comment #1213895
Amazing. Well done. Thank you.
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Comment #1213879
I'm forgetting - which author wrote about 'Friends of Privacy' who would create false profiles and websites in order to protect the populace? Question for you - how much would you …
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Comment #1213035
A very handy question to ask yourself: "How is that serving me?" Today was yet another day I didn't start something from my list of ideas. I didn't have to put in hard work, got to…
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Comment #1211139
Great article, and a good moral. It does fail lesson #1 of journalism though: put the important bits at the beginning, not the end. It was tedious to read through a history I alrea…
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Comment #1210218
Relevant link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_Mania It popped all right. The largest players that survived were a sound investment. But then again, if you invested in Microso…
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Comment #1207968
Tricky. I'm in a similar position (3.5 years of info sec background) and I'm willing to work anywhere in the entire world. The problem becomes interviewing; nobody wants to fly me …
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Comment #1206720
As someone who struggles to come up with 'lifestyle business' ideas, his advice on just talking to people was like a punch in the gut. So obvious it hurts, yet I ignore it and spen…
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Comment #1206231
Why not just post these questions on stack overflow, under the 'security' tag?
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Comment #1206224
Interesting but incomplete. Furthermore, really bad science. This sounds like an undergrad research study (use LUKE, an automated text analyzer, to count 'meaningful' words), then …
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Comment #1203865
Apple won this round because they already had access to people's pocketbooks through existing iTunes users. It will take years (5?) for any other company to build up a marketplace …
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Comment #1203509
Check out CouchSurfing for an example of how to solve this problem. Craig is just talking about how to make it universal rather than site-specific. CouchSurfing provides enough tru…
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Comment #1200831
There is already a "Great Halving" underway, where people find personal satisfaction and prestige by working less than 40 hours a week. As an ex-pat, I meet a lot of people running…
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Comment #1198551
It's my fault and people like me. Reddit's quality has been dipping significantly lately (there's been 3-5 front page self posts on "are you smart but too lazy to do anything with …
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Comment #1198268
This form of "Do one thing" implies minimal action to solve a complex problem. It's picking off the low-hanging fruit. There are times when it's appropriate and times when it isn't…