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- So…is the current status quo unstable? If so, when will a collapse occur? {Don’t ask me. I just ask the questions.} 2 hours ago
- that it leads to collapse of competitors’ profits & could be a path to success. Either way…status quo is unstable and cannot be maintained. 2 hours ago
- should either (a) lead to collapse of market share. Company can’t sustain share with little or no profit or (b) so overwhelm market share… 2 hours ago
- As @gruber notes, this article makes a lot of sense: techpinions.com/androids-marke… One thing: Implication is that “purchased” market share... 2 hours ago
- News stories covering that an Apple keynote will take place on Monday of WWDC is like covering that the sun will rise tomorrow. 2 hours ago
- Apple has avoided paying taxes via loopholes in the law? I’m shocked. I bet other companies will try this now that the secret is out. 2 days ago
- defended or lauded when Bush was POTUS. And vice versa. There’s no sense they believe what they say. Just want to score political points, 5 days ago
- My biggest complaint about politics today is the outrageous hypocrisy. Republicans lambast Obama for very same things they would have... 5 days ago
- The bottom falls out of the point-and-shoot camera market. Not a surprise. blogs.wsj.com/digits/2013/05… 5 days ago
- After months of working perfectly, my Time Machine disk (connected to an AIrPort BS) started coughing up the “verification” error. Ugh! 5 days ago
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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Gallup poll and evolution folly
Scientific truth is not determined by a popular opinion. it wouldn’t matter if 99% of the American public believed that the sun revolved around the earth—instead of the other way around. Such poll results would have absolutely no effect on … Continue reading
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Phony appeal to “fairness” in California Electoral College initiative…and more
As described in this New York Times editorial, a “sneaky Republican initiative” in California is really a wolf wearing sheep’s clothing. It essentially says that California’s electoral votes for President should be split among candidates based on the percentage of … Continue reading
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Good-bye to Gonzales and Rove
At last! In an apparent final attempt to clean house before Labor Day, President Bush has accepted the resignation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. It’s the matching bookend for the resignation of Karl Rove a few weeks ago. Both have … Continue reading
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Hollywood: Give up on DRM
Check out this ars technica article. It describes the lengths that Hollywood is more than willing to go to prevent piracy of its movies from Blue-Ray and HD-DVD discs. For example, to prevent such content from being copied when played … Continue reading
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