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A. Oh, I wish I had seen and checked the box, that initial tweet didn't get sent out.

B. Oh, I wish I had seen and unchecked the box, I was surprised that a tweet got sent out.

Which way do you think the vote would go if you asked people their preferred scenario?


:w! is the command you execute to confirm that you don't have write privileges on the file you're editing.


If UPS existed 110 years ago: "After years of horse drawn cartage, we're going petroleum first, and we're very excited about it."

Of course digital first should be the first inclination. Succeed where the success is, not where the past has died.

Good for the Atlantic.


I think the point to be gleaned from this article is not "start a business and then retire on the proceeds from its sale." As the article states, people aren't buying businesses at a rate that makes that a sensible strategy.

The more immediate benefit of owning/starting a business "at age" is to create employment for yourself, when employment pickings are very thin for older workers.

Bad that the recession has destroyed retirement funds and people have to work longer. Worse that those same people may not find work at all due to age related factors. One solution is to create a job for yourself.


Does Zuckerberg disagree that the effect would be something like this?


"I suppose the next step for our "well-intentioned" law makers would be to have all routers subscribe to a global IP blacklist, which will be easier when IPV6 becomes the norm and the one-to-one mapping between IP addresses and nameable things returns."

OT, but this made me think of assigning an IP to every individual, mapped to either or all of iris scans, fingerprints and dna.


The government already tries to hard to keep information from citizens. Why should we help them?


My understanding is that everything is copyright automatically, unless given to the public domain. Your post here, for example, is copyright by you.


And they can illuminate the cover titles in calligraphy with little illustrations of cherubs and such.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminated_manuscript#Gallery


Who decides what's porn?


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