lostoptimist | 12 years ago | on: Ballmer on Ballmer: His Exit From Microsoft
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lostoptimist | 12 years ago | on: Detroit files for Chapter 9 bankruptcy amid staggering debts
And how is bankruptcy going to prevent this from occurring again? Will future politicians still have the ability to grant crazy pensions knowing their term won't endure its negative effects? Not sure what the solution is but I don't think bankruptcy will solve it.
lostoptimist | 12 years ago | on: The PRISM letter Google, Yahoo, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft are sending Congress
The poster updated the title. I would agree with you but article's title named 5 companies and the poster's title named 3. Either copy the title in it's entirety or don't name any companies.
lostoptimist | 12 years ago | on: The PRISM letter Google, Yahoo, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft are sending Congress
Why was the title cropped here? If you're going to explicitly name companies don't you think all should be named? The title is implying other companies (i.e. Microsoft, Yahoo, Twitter, etc.) aren't a part of this. Maybe it should've been along the lines of "major tech companies including..."
Edit: The title has since been updated.
lostoptimist | 12 years ago | on: Visual Studio 2013, ALM, and DevOps
Does this imply there will be a 64 bit VS? Or will it just take place entirely in an emulator?
lostoptimist | 13 years ago | on: Seattle to deploy Gigabit fiber network
Awesome news. Comcast's monopoly on broadband in certain neighborhoods has produced nothing but sub-par internet access. This should greatly improve things.
lostoptimist | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Habit List - my first iOS app
I just began using this today and I really enjoy. I wonder if you've considered the negation of a habit? i.e. I love eating donuts but need to cut back on them so I would only like to eat one a week. I've set this up as "Didn't eat a donut today" with this repeating 6 times a week. What about keeping track of "bad habits" and set maximums?
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That's not really true. Google is trying to capture nearly everything, too. Enterprise (docs), phone, tablet, computer, search, advertising, social, ISP, wearable products (Glass), etc.