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by 10feet 13y ago
Your questions are awful questions. It is much more important to focus on what he is doing now, which is bigger than what he has done in the past. He is actually helping millions of people around the world now, and you want to focus on what
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by 10feet 13y ago
Down for me, you can read the documents, but can't see the animationed gifs: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?client=firefox-...
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by 10feet 13y ago
WTF is a technologist?
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by 10feet 13y ago
It is always relative for public transport. You get people in New York and London whinging about having to wait 6 minutes for the next train, because they just missed one. Coming from an area where we would have buses every hour if you were
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by 10feet 13y ago
Do they have free coffee at Yuca's?
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by 10feet 13y ago
> Our culture is so completely and utterly obsessed with money that everyone says he's an idiot for taking down an app without realizing the chaos one goes through in a situation like that. It is not obsession with money, it is just
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by 10feet 13y ago
> We teamed up with HP, Toshiba, NEC and Fujitsu, all of whom spent millions alongside Microsoft, and failed to create a bona fide category at the time. Why? “Tablet PCs,” as they were known, required a stylus (versus today’s touch-inter
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by 10feet 13y ago
> My love affair with the tablet isn't over: I love how it lets me browse the web, read books and magazines, and watch videos in bed after a long day. That's probably how most people use their tablets — secondary devices, mainl
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by 10feet 13y ago
They also hobbled the functionality so you could not get digital recordings from the device. Lots of DJs, producers, etc... wanted to use it to record live music sessions, then transfer them to their machine at home. This is when Sony fucke
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by 10feet 13y ago
I know, it is like comparing Apples and Oranges, two other similar fruits that are very comparable.
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by 10feet 13y ago
Every single olympics, there is dire warnings before hand, things will not be ready. There are guaranteed huge traffic problems, not enough volunteers or infrastructure. Then as soon as it starts, all is forgotten, it is a wonderful time, t
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by 10feet 13y ago
As soon as they wrote their letter, praising themselves for changing the world, and talking about sending the lawyers I moved from their side. How is this much different than the "Candy" "Saga" situation?
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by 10feet 13y ago
You understand that these moves came about because stuff like it actually happened in real life? The film Erin Brockovich is one example.
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by 10feet 13y ago
Who are these people, and why are they not being named?
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by 10feet 13y ago
Very interesting read. But it seems like a big gamble to buy 8 copies and take 2 weeks off of work, in the hopes that this would all make any money. A big gamble paid off.
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by 10feet 13y ago
Do you actually have any skin in the game? I mean, are you someone who this would affect your income? Because it is very easy to suggest this, when there is no downsides to you. Now, as a developer and game creator, I do have some fish in t
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by 10feet 13y ago
No, it does not. It is good to be able to play around with the code, but to require someone to see the code working it is overkill.
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by 10feet 13y ago
To be fair, this guy did talk about politicians power being limited, not abolishing the government. There are clearly good things we should take out of libertarianism, which is why most people join these fringe movements.
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by 10feet 13y ago
1) I guess we shouldn't try to implement anything, because if it was a viable business model, someone would have already done it, right? You can used this argument against anything. This is the perfect time for people who actually work
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by 10feet 13y ago
Obviously you can't show off css in the same browser window as your text, that would be insane. No, you have to load up a completely different website, that makes much more sense.
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by 10feet 13y ago
Texting an apology is never the best idea anyway, even without Apple messing it up.
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by 10feet 13y ago
This is not a solution if you live outside of the USA.
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by 10feet 13y ago
I noticed this over the last 2 weeks. I switched my mobile data off, and now I don't get SMS from my friends until I return home. Nice one Apple.
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by 10feet 13y ago
Very common in Cricket as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twelfth_Man
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by 10feet 13y ago
> What about a co-working space? Prices range from $400-800/mo depending on space That is so damn expensive. I used to use one, near the heart of London (Farringdon), and it was £50 a month.
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by 10feet 13y ago
> Contrary to gloating from Apple fans This isn't necessary, and cheapens a good point. > This deal now creates a solid competitor to Samsung. Samsung has solid competitors with strong global brands. You have Sony, which has bee
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by 10feet 13y ago
I don't think that is the lesson, I think the lesson is that it is clearly a two person job. One person to carry the wafers, the other person to remove and hazards/ open doors/ double check everything.
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by 10feet 13y ago
Ha, nice one. Whenever I start a new job, the first thing I do is create a backup of the database, because I have done something similar before. Backup everything the first day, onto your own machine.
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by 10feet 13y ago
> It's not a corporate policy. I've personally had hours-long study sessions at McDonalds restaurants with just a drink purchase. Just because it is not enforced where you are, does not mean it is not corporate policy. It can a
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by 10feet 13y ago
How will this be any different?

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