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Comment #4185357
Their censors are very busy bees. Eventually a tipping point will be reached, and with 1.x billion people I predict "interesting times."
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Comment #4051018
And if you get a food-borne disease from it....you were just holding it wrong.
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Comment #4026673
No doubt he can post a sanitized snapshot of the email exchanges to prove this is real :)
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Comment #4011538
In a weird sense, ketchup and food companies may want you to throw out your bottle with a food left and buy a new one. Unless this method is seen as a competitive advantage.
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Comment #4011526
This isn't just any teenager but I get your point. Maybe it's easier to find bugs because they have access to the source code?
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Comment #4009779
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/07/12/s-e-c-and-pension-sys... A few searches reveal that the apt complex may have been right. Something fishy, but in his hedge fund: "The public …
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Comment #4009755
First you're taking her word as gospel. Second, insistence can be just "come on, let's go upstairs." Inappropriate maybe, illegal not really.
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Comment #4008594
Sweet said analysts at firms that are not underwriting IPOs often change forecasts at such times. However, he said it is unusual for analysts at lead underwriters to make such chan…
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Comment #4007154
In other words, Google is willing to share its users’ contact information with Facebook, but only if Facebook is willing to do the reverse. No doubt those 900 million users are a j…
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Comment #4002790
JPM might have lost a lot of money here, they bought at $38 to support the IPO price. Oh well, watch those credit card and checking fees, they have to make up for this. FB is worth…
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Comment #4001529
In other words, Yahoo is becoming AOL, a company with no real assets.
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Comment #3998060
On the other hand the reality is that divorce does happen and for people with $20 billion fortunes is different. I wonder if the Google founders have prenups in place.
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Comment #3998050
Chan's ring featured only a "very simple ruby," a source authorized by the couple to speak told the AP. That explains why she isn't smiling :) . Seriously people, smile for crying …
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Comment #3995201
Two appeal courts have said yes and DOJ said yes too. Personally I'd be more afraid of getting my @ss kicked for "resisting police" and having my video erased, than being arrested …
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Comment #3995134
Let's just say that, generally speaking, Russian and Chinese companies work very differently from those in USA. If their "CIA" shows up and wants something added, you either add it…
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Comment #3993816
Still, this isn't necessarily a negative for Facebook. They optimized their take, and Zuckerberg won't be needing the market's approval or capital again for a while. Technically, b…
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Comment #3992758
hmmmmm...google has no content either. It just rearranges other people's content and fills the top with ads
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Comment #3990832
I am afraid they have taken away books and given them a new distraction device.
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Comment #3985744
You're assuming Google would do that and/or that it will be allowed to do that once sites find out. They are a lot of businesses who have zero incentive to give their data to Googl…
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Comment #3983782
Google gets 100% of Google.com ad money vs 30% or so on Adsense. A major difference I'd say. Plus, some sectors are worth a lot more and you can bet Google is aware of that.
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