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by ENOTTY 15y ago
AFAIK, Android apps can store data in either the private data store where it can be accessed via intents published by the app or on the public data store, which is usually the SD card.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
It's important to note that it's only in reference to desktop Linux. We still have flavors of *nix beating the pants off of Microsoft in mobile and server space.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
> Why would a human driver be driving an automated car? Because Google cannot legally operate the car in the streets without a driver. Therefore they put a driver there and it's on him to choose how to drive the car. > What is the s
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
If you do that, I'd imagine that the phone would not be able to pull updates from those services while the phone is locked.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
I ran Robot Unicorn through Flash just fine on my Motorola Droid.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
Or he was reported by one of the kid's enemies or by some busy body reading public status updates. I would wield Hanlon's Razor with gusto when it comes to government actions.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
To build on your comment (which I think is spot on), we've mostly seen data visualization used to build interfaces designed to discover new things from data. Data visualization (currently) seems to be about letting the brain do what it does
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
> Normal people just want things that work when they turn them on. And they don't want complicated Is that not the Chromebook's design? They have produced a product with curated hardware (QA tested and none of the sharp edges of Linux),
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
There's absolutely no real evidence that the same people who DDOS'd PSN in support of Hotz (Anonymous) also stole the credit card numbers (unknown group). There's a text file on a server that claims it's from Anonymous but that's not real p
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
This blog posts a lot of rumors most of which turn out to be wrong... so lots of salt required.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
Are there any peer-reviewed scientific publications that discuss about chair ergonomics and resulting health outcomes? In my limited research on this subject, it all seems to be anecdotal evidence and hype from manufacturers.
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by ENOTTY 15y ago
Wow, okay lots of replies and I'll address them here. First, a lot of people are talking about using two drives. On Windows this model does not work. Moving programs from C: to D: will often screw up registry settings and other crap like th
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Because it costs an outrageous amount of money. I'm waiting for further development of hybrid drives, which are SSDs combined with a traditional hard drive for mass storage, but seen as one drive by the OS. The SSD is basically used a huge
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I don't think it'd work since every time I fly, TSA uses a marker to write on my boarding pass...
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Does the power strip work? Given the ubiquity of 3G coverage, I don't mind lacking wifi that much anymore.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
So how do we buy this hardware? I'd love a motherboard with that many SATA ports.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
This account goes to show how valuable domain-specific knowledge is in creating a plausible space. The movie was such a visual masterpiece because the artist used algorithmically-generated visual effects to illustrate a world purportedly ge
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Goto isn't completely bad. It's used all over the FreeBSD kernel to bail out in error conditions.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Some of the Slashdot comments[1][2][3] for this clarify what he really means. It seems like the guy from AMD overgeneralized his remarks for the press. 1: http://games.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=2044704&cid=35... 2: http://games.sl
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Why is everybody complaining about how long it took for Epic to create this demo? This is a next generation engine so the team directly working on the demo was probably working concurrently with development. They probably encountered multip
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Oh I didn't know Facebook aped Google.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
That looks exactly like Facebook, even to the photo timeline thing at the top.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
QR code scanning is also available in Google Goggles.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
The big question is how these deals handle blackout situations. I hate it when NBC, Versus, or NHL Network get a NHL game so it's blacked out in the entire country.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Aha, Anandtech reviewed another Fusion netbook, the HP dm1z: http://www.anandtech.com/show/4187/hp-dm1z-taking-fusion-on-...
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
For an ultraportable like this, battery life seems to be the most important thing. I'd like to see the methodology used under their BatteryEater Pro benchmark. If I'm reading the article right, it looks like a peg the CPU at load benchmark.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
>Now it’s Sunday morning and I’m ten minutes past my deadline. And now we know why.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Bill Gross on the alleged violations: Trademark infringement: "UberTwitter will change its name to UberSocial." Privacy issues: "The privacy issues are related to handling Tweets longer than 140 characters." This information, combined with
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I would hesitate to call it a conspiracy, which ascribes some true malice to the media. I think it's probably more of institutional bias towards the sensational and a catering to people's beliefs out of desire for more viewers.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Possible reason why Noor Data Networks is still online, because Egypt's government and critical infrastructure uses Noor. From http://twitter.com/#!/WeldPond/statuses/30858386673246208

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