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Where to Stream Rotten Tomatoes' 'Freshest' Movies
Interesting article on which streaming service has the "freshest" movies:
https://lifehacker.com/where-to-stream-rotten-tomatoes-freshest-movies-1832164165
https://lifehacker.com/where-to-stream-rotten-tomatoes-freshest-movies-1832164165
Friday, December 26, 2014
Google, Wireless Industry Not Down With Marriott’s Wi-Fi Blocking Plan | Re/code
http://recode.net/2014/12/22/google-wireless-industry-not-down-with-marriotts-wi-fi-blocking-plan/
- Long term Marriott customer Platinum Premier Elite), but they are JUST PLAIN WRONG on this policy. The need to remember their own philosophy - embrace change. The new world works on the internet. Intentionally hindering that access is like not providing water or electricity.
- Long term Marriott customer Platinum Premier Elite), but they are JUST PLAIN WRONG on this policy. The need to remember their own philosophy - embrace change. The new world works on the internet. Intentionally hindering that access is like not providing water or electricity.
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At Home with Tim O'Reilly (Videos 1 and 2 of 6) - Slashdot
At Home with Tim O'Reilly (Videos 1 and 2 of 6)
Wikipedia says Tim O'Reilly "is the founder of O'Reilly Media (formerly O'Reilly & Associates) and a supporter of the free software and open source movements." And so he is. O'Reilly Media is also the company from which Make magazine and the assorted Maker Faires sprang, before spinning off into an ongoing presence of their own. (This year's Solid conference, as well as the confluence of hardware and software at OSCON demonstrate O'Reilly's ongoing interest in the world of makers, though.) O'Reilly has been a powerful force in technical book publishing, popularized the term Web 2.0, and has been at least a godfather to the open source movement. He's also an interesting person in general, even more so when he's hanging out at home than when he's on stage at a conference or doing a formal interview. That's why we were glad Timothy Lord was able to get hold of Tim O'Reilly via Hangout while he was in a relaxed mood in a no-pressure environment, happy to give detailed responses based on your questions, from small (everyday technology) to big (the Internet as "global brain").
We've run a few two-part videos, but this is the first time we've split one video into six parts -- with two running today, two tomorrow, and two Thursday. But then, how many people do we interview who have had as much of an effect on the nature of information transmission -- as opposed to just publishing -- as Tim O'Reilly? We don't know for sure, but there's a good chance that O'Reilly books are owned by more Slashdot readers than books from any other publisher. That alone makes Tim O'Reilly worth listening to for nearly an hour, total. (Alternate Video Links: Video 1 ~ Video 2; transcript below covers both videos.)
We've run a few two-part videos, but this is the first time we've split one video into six parts -- with two running today, two tomorrow, and two Thursday. But then, how many people do we interview who have had as much of an effect on the nature of information transmission -- as opposed to just publishing -- as Tim O'Reilly? We don't know for sure, but there's a good chance that O'Reilly books are owned by more Slashdot readers than books from any other publisher. That alone makes Tim O'Reilly worth listening to for nearly an hour, total. (Alternate Video Links: Video 1 ~ Video 2; transcript below covers both videos.)
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