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Comment #6526626
I know that Microsoft Engineers have pulled off a large number of complex technical feats over the decades, and this is admirable. Unfortunately, all this doesn’t translate into a …
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Comment #6288574
You'll find the first two in some Indian cities. At least Bangalore, since I saw them on shelves in some of the bigger stores. Not sure about root beer.
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Comment #5956812
Agreed.
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Comment #5956806
I have seen Indian non-IITians who are way better than their IIT counterparts at similar tasks. I also feel that good non-IITians are easier to work with and get the job done becau…
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Comment #5910863
>Can the paranoid not just put a piece of tape over the lens,or point it at a wall? - Yes one could tape it. Don't apply the tape directly since repeated application and removal of…
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Comment #5693543
I agree with the central message in this article. Think of the pleasure and certainty associated with the small, well written UNIX tools. Apply that to products.
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Comment #5588705
>wtf!! A bit of civility would help.
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Comment #5577604
I was wrong in my opinion. If legal reports show Tripathi wasn't involved, the family should take legal action against the Reddit users who participated in this garbage, AND Reddit…
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Comment #5576921
Sunil Tripathi (or his parents) would do well to take legal action against Reddit for facilitating this garbage, if the final legal reports support the assessment that Sunil was no…
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Comment #5086190
Market a product whichever way you like. If the core engineering is flaky, the product will always be despised.
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Comment #4611336
>The actual hard working technical guys(programmers, hackers >or whatever you may call them) are treated like commodity, >worst like a foot ball tossed around by 'business guys', T…
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Comment #4473807
Much as I appreciate people using simple means to exploit technology in these situations, sharing mobile phone numbers and other such details in a publicly visible document is not …
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Comment #3943820
>Nice to see things happening but the main problem to solve is >not the end user equipment this article talks about, but >rather operator systems (systems that could handle this an…
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Comment #3943809
Without going too deep into the technical details: An ESS network is most often under a single organization (say, the IT department of a large Hotel). The Wi-Fi credential combinat…
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Comment #3474236
>I'm really suspicious of any claim that the top brass at >Google honestly knew nothing about it... If Google Management knew of this, wonder why they would let this happen from Go…
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Comment #3402894
Factual error: It is not WPA that is cracked here. It is WPS.
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Comment #3330425
There is proof of the Government's corruption, and some pointers to indicate it misuses the Income Tax department. But what proof can you present of the 'Italian lady's Nazi and KG…
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Comment #3328609
From the below link: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/internet/govt-wante... "In addition, we received a request from a local law enforcement agency to remove 236 communiti…
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Comment #3269524
Apart from bureaucratic tangles, process overheads and bidding issues, is it possible the artists' fees for illustrations and health related research and verification played a role…
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Comment #3223849
Beautiful. There was a chef of similar capabilities at my first company. Ten years later, me and my ex-colleagues still rave about his food and the inspiration it gave us. EVERY em…
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Comment #3124284
You are right. My bad.
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Comment #3124101
Unbelievable. Am not aware of US law, but I hope he can sue First State back for the mental harassment they caused him. This isn't plain ungratefulness - it is dangerous. It can di…
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Comment #2850393
True. But a large part of the demand is likely to come from the US. Demand from Europe is likely to be limited since the proportion of English speakers there is less.