CharlesDodgson

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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   I guess you are probably correct, Microsoft, may have dropped the ball on mobile and got beat to certain milestones by Apple, but that doesn't mean it is out. I sued to use windows mobile , on surveying equipment and it always felt a b
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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   Does anyone feel that this is all a bit pointless. Like is there a greater social need to preserve SC? I found a lot of the content to ephemeral, things like podcasts or DJ mixes. I dunno, it just seems a bit silly to put resources on it.
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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   Just wondering does anyone else feel this article is slightly deluded. Microsoft's 'Mobile strategy' has not really a strategy, but more a blind rush to catch up with others in the market, and when that failed to offer core M
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   Microsoft Must Keep Working on New Windows 10 Smartphones(forbes.com)

   2 points by CharlesDodgson 9y ago|4 comments
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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   sad tale, it's interesting how US law enforcement is tackling the dark web and making big strides. It's the good side of policing.
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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   hmm.... anyone want to buy some Snap shares?
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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   I too highly recommend Red Plenty, it's one of my favourite books, I'd also recommend Cultural Babbage by the same author, it's a compilation of essays on the topics of culture and technology, It's wrote in the 90s and v
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   by CharlesDodgson 9y ago

   Well I'm feeling inadequate! I wish I had the focus of these people, I'd love to have serious concentration levels. Mine are pretty bad, I'm not a programmer, but I am above average in my field, I just wish I could sit still
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   House prices by square metre in England and Wales(houseprices.anna.ps)

   4 points by CharlesDodgson 10y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    hmm.. I don't know what worse, that people find it difficult to live on $500k or that having $7500 extra at the end of the year is considered scraping by. Maybe it's just my European mindset, but living on €100k in a European capi
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    Faultlines, black holes and glaciers: mapping uncharted territories(theguardian.com)

    3 points by CharlesDodgson 10y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    I tend to agree on this, is there a need to keep every trail in the process? probably not. It's just ephemera, In computing there seems to be an overriding drive to stockpile it for some future date when we will have the ability to an
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    How Strange, it wasn't paywalled last week and suddenly it is! Probably FT's way to get people suckered in.
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    FME 2017 Release Candidates and Betas(safe.com)

    1 points by CharlesDodgson 10y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    Yeah same, it's really lovely.
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    I don't know if this will bring greater choice to the customer.
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    thanks, i'm new here :)
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    oh, do I have to post with the exact title?
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    Policing the digital cartels(ft.com)

    23 points by CharlesDodgson 10y ago|25 comments
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    Grace Hooper and her contribution to the compiler in the 1950's(bbc.co.uk)

    2 points by CharlesDodgson 10y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesDodgson 10y ago

    It's certainly very positive and full of repetition, a native speaker would probably watch out for that. Very interesting.