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by AutocorrectThis 13y ago
>Your browser doesn't seem to support HTML5 and WebGL. The best thing to do is upgrade to a modern browser that supports all the awesome things the web has to offer. I am on the latest version of Opera which I guess is not a modern brow
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by AutocorrectThis 13y ago
There are a lot of caveats to the stats. First, look at the browser marketshare table. Notice how Net Applications shows Chrome only at 16% while the others are close to 40%? Wonder why? Net Applications attempts to measure what individual
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Microsoft recruits Siri to bad-mouth the iPad in new Windows 8 tablet ad(theverge.com)
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Microsoft teases Internet Explorer 11 WebGL support on Vine(theverge.com)
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The Xbox One: Hardware Analysis & Comparison to PlayStation 4(anandtech.com)
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Twitter policy giving 'whining' engineers bigger say on patents called ‘naïve’(blogs.marketwatch.com)
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Ireland feels the heat from Apple tax row(reuters.com)
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by AutocorrectThis 13y ago
The medical applications of this will be wide, with a heart rate monitor, the wide angle and being able to detect old people falling etc. I hope they release the PC drivers and sell a standalone Kinect 2.0 as soon as this hits the market.
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by AutocorrectThis 13y ago
The raw power that you feel in your hand when using VIM is amazing, I never get that feeling with Emacs, but each to their own. Not needing to reach for the arrow keys, backspace etc. is neat too.
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Domestic Mac Sales Flat in April (allthingsd.com)
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