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eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: Groupon falls below $20/share

i remember jason fried was having a conversation here on HN about why early investors decided to sell some part of their shares at the time of ipo , trying to say it was a normal thing to do

havent noticed any posts or comments from him in this thread though , kind of tells it ...

is he still hanging in here

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: Wikileaks Is Running Out Of Cash

you said: I like to believe that western governments are out to serve their citizens and protect their freedoms, but I cannot explain how that fits with what these banks are doing and how the governments just let it happen...

well, the problem that bankers find with Wikileaks is probably that its not censored enough for them,

look for example what Wikileaks says about the Rothschilds banking family, informing us that the family is trillionaires , while referring to totally credible sources.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rothschild_family

While The Independent describes "an even older tradition - the ability of the family to sustain their secretive fortune, which industry insiders count not in billions but in trillions, and keep it within the family. Secrecy has been a hallmark of the Rothschilds from the outset."[56]

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: How My Popular Site was Banned by Google

As we have heard lately how Google has manipulated the Yelp search results and others for their benefit, one has to wonder -

since google has aquired some big websites like Zagat, theoretically - if one day they will just start to screw Zagat competitors , what can be actually done about it ,

i mean how can one prove that google is just attacking you and they just dont like you as their competitor ...

its relative - you can always say that your site is not original enough, or you have bad links etc.

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: Share of Income Gains by Quintile - Great Depression til Now

the top has had the biggest improvement compared to other groups during the great depression in the 1930-s and during the current recession

thats an indictment of Fed which has probably intentionally caused all of the crisis in the usa in the 20th century , to benefit Fed-s owners - few commercial banks ..

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: How DuckDuckGo got in Time's best websites

Can you give a little insight about the algorithm ( good question - isnt it ) ?

I have a website that is no1 in Google in my niche word and has been for years - its an old html site and has an nicheword.com domain name

but your engine gives the first search result for "nicheword" - my Facebook and Flickr accounts, then other companies websites, instead of my actual website which is no1 on Google,

and my actual website is like in 10th place in your results which is pretty bad compared to Google,

looking at the DDG search results , it seems like:

1) you put more emphasis on social networds than Google ,

2) and you seem to put less emphasis on the domain address ( nicheword.com ) than Google does ,

I wonder is that logic reasonable - in terms of relevancy of the results,

3) you seem to like wordpress and other well known platforms and dislike good old .html websites ..

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: Google Buys Motorola For $12.5 Billion

if search engine starts to produce self-moving cars and mobile phones its time to worry how fair and balanced their search results will soon be,

search engine as a competitive advantage for a phone manufacturer ))

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: AppFog lands $8M for PHP PaaS

if AppFog plans to support Ruby and Python as well - its probably the road to nowhere .. , as there are plenty of competitors there,

they should rather focus on PHP clouds

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: The Schmidle Muddle of the Osama Bin Laden Take Down

in the country where i live in Europe it is quite widely believed that Bin Laden was not killed in that operation in Pakistan, or at least there is great suspicion

and that in fact the Bin Laden probably was dead years ago already, waiting to be exposed when government needs a popularity boost

The main things why its not believed that he was killed then is that no part of the body was shown to the public ( remember Saddam Husseins teeth and examination was shown all over the world ) and the burial was suspicious too ( thrown into the ocean within hours ? )

eurohacker | 14 years ago | on: Who Rules America: An Investment Manager's View on the Top 1%

In the United States - Federal Reserve is a private organisation and its owners are hardly known to anyone, its like a commercial bank with special rights to print money

while in other countries in the world central bank is a government institution - state organisation

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