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frankzen

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    Comment #24969188

    The cloud is basically a loser so long as some one outside is controlling it. Not your cloud, not your data.

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    Comment #24871247

    THE way to build a UI that worked and looked consistently across platforms at the time as well. It was a great time! Even now it still takes some work to achieve the same!

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    Comment #24871221

    Same. But I switched because I felt that Adobe got very abusive with customers that paid for a $2,000 and had the misfortune of having a serial number tied up in a crashed machine …

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    Comment #24819106

    Did anyone really expected better from Google?

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    Comment #24796842

    They're a publisher that edits content, plain and simple. Take away the platform status and let them play by the same rules as other publishers.

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    Comment #24566053

    Funny. I've basically done the same with UltraEdit. Although, when it comes to certain languages, I prefer to use the dedicated IDE. Especially if the GUI is involved. For .net, it…

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    Comment #24222272

    Under conditions like these, a thriving black market is inevitable.

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    Comment #24097242

    Isn't that like comparing apples to pears?

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    Comment #23782022

    These services can't be trusted anymore as a single point of failure. Distributed torrent like systems need to replace them. Trusting any of these companies as the stewards of cont…

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    Comment #23690095

    Bitcoin Cash

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    Comment #23683522

    It's about time now to declare the "social media" experiment dead. We're basically learning that there is value in excluding. The all inclusive buffet only brings you down to a neu…

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    Comment #23673371

    I'm convinced that implementing so-called "free speech" sites in public doesn't work. Real free speech happens in closed networks, invite only. The only downside is those take more…

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    Comment #23650979

    Also, I think begging politicians to see it any other way is a waste of time. Widespread disobedience and resistance is the only way to knock it down. Make it cost a lot to enforce…

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    Comment #23650948

    When Phil Zimmerman created PGP one of his stated use cases was protection of speech in totalitarian regimes. Well... looks like we're approaching that use case. Encryption is perm…

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    Comment #23345813

    After listening to the conference it just boils down to whether these social media companies are public forums protected from liability or publishers. Once they made the move to ed…

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    Comment #23079210

    The idea that this won't be abused is nuts after seeing what's already been done by the likes of Facebook, Zoom, Microsoft and others. Privacy is privacy. No one has the right to t…

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    Comment #22763045

    What is it about weak encryption that has these politicians convinced that using it won't lead to higher incidents of hacking and identity theft? We're already dealing with one blo…

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    Comment #22510995

    If you think identity theft is bad now, wait until this gets passed! Not to mention embezzlement, corporate espionage, etc. They'll need to set up a recovery fund in addition.

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    Comment #22176894

    I hear people junk talk the iPad all the time but I love mine. I rarely open a computer at home because of the iPad. A lot of times I don't even turn on my TV and just use it as my…

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    Comment #22109710

    Great. More identity theft for the masses!

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    Comment #22019396

    Haven't we known this for quite some time? I'm just amazing many places still use it!

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    Comment #22008472

    I almost thought we were talking comeback when I saw the headline!

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    Comment #21961605

    These dummies never learn, do they?

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    Comment #21544232

    Yet people still refuse to acknowledge permissionless crypto as an alternate form of exchange. Instead of sticking it to the Man, they want to stick to the Man until the bitter end…

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    Comment #21441039

    Imagine that. Downvoting correct answer. Did I somehow end up on Reddit?