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by Entlin 16y ago
Maybe, but the iPad is a microwave that will only heat Apple certified food. And while Apple said it will only use their certification program to prevent the heating of cats, it took only a few days until Apple prohibited heating aluminium
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by Entlin 16y ago
Does people only get the data who donated, or also how much?In the latter case, Sony now has a strategic asymmetric advantage: it can estimate how much money Geohot has for his defense, and then drag out the process so long until he has no
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by Entlin 16y ago
Why aren't all reactors mandated to keep a huge tank of emergency water at some height, so that you only need to open some bulkhead and gravity will ensure that the reactor gets cooled during the 7 or so days it takes to cool down. No batte
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by Entlin 16y ago
iTunes cards are available in most supermarkets and electronic stores in Switzerland.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Google respects if I don't want my content indexed. This guy doesn't. I can't believe we're even discussing this stuff. This guy is clearly in criminal backwaters fencing illegal stuff. How can you even remotely vindicate his behavior? "Oh
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by Entlin 16y ago
You might look into robots.txt and then reconsider your point.
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by Entlin 16y ago
How about 1) Don't sell ads against stuff you don't own. ?
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by Entlin 16y ago
It's all down to different cultures. Open Source projects, the way they currently are, are driven by coders - version control, bugtrackers, IRC etc - all geeky things. Designers work in different environments: personal discussions, meetings
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by Entlin 16y ago
That's still quite a lot considering that square aims at people casually exchanging money and is in competition with cash. Square, $100 changing hands 3 times: $91.97 Money, $100 changing hands 3 times: still $100.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Like many, I was eager to get my hands on it. But Apple changing their rules mid-game and a probable removal of the Kindle app left a sour taste in my mouth. I will most likely sit this one out.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Why don't you post a better article?
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by Entlin 16y ago
24 million people, all brainwashed. There will be a long time before this country sees a popular uprising like Tunisia and Egypt have.
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by Entlin 16y ago
That wasn't there the last time I saw it. And I tried every key. Looks like they changed it. Thanks for the hint!
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by Entlin 16y ago
Great pictures. But without keyboard shortcuts to jump directly between pictures, one is constantly micro-managing the window scrolling to fit each pic inside the browser window.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Too many traffic cones.
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by Entlin 16y ago
You know, the egyptian people want freedom and stability. The US is mainly interested in stability. Which makes stability kind of an important point. Now everybody is asking "who will be the next president". Now that's the wrong question co
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by Entlin 16y ago
Explanation 1: Imagine writing a lengthy blog post, article or something similar - and actually getting paid for it. That's what Amazon is trying here. By coming from a different angle, "books", where we have a traditional readiness to pay,
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by Entlin 16y ago
I feel Google's decision with h.264 is more related to its decision to pull out of china than Apple's decision to switch to CISC. Google decided to nix h.264 because it wanted to "do the right thing". The current internet landscape with its
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by Entlin 16y ago
Nice. 124 lines of code. Add 5 more to show the time and you've got something people will return to.
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by Entlin 16y ago
To everybody spending thought on this: Relax, nobody is interested in your porn collection.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Well they did valuable work. It's only the MPEG-LA that's acting badly. In fact, one should probably bypass the MPEG-LA and talk directly to the patent holders.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Didn't you mean (insert Arc joke here) ?
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by Entlin 16y ago
Here's a another point: People around the world wished for "Personal Hotspot" (where your iPhone becomes a UMTS-Wifi router) for years. I talked to a high-up guy at a big European provider about this wish - reply "Apple won't listen to us".
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by Entlin 16y ago
You know what we actually need? A h.264-buyout. Let's ask MPEG-LA how much they are planning to earn by the time their licence runs out (2024?). It will probably be ~200 Million or so. Then ask the whole internet to chip in. Result: all the
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by Entlin 16y ago
With mobile being more important in the long run than desktops, and Android gaining ever more importance over the iPhone, we just need Google adopting their open codecs in both Android hardware and YouTube, and it's game over for h.264.
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by Entlin 16y ago
We have to make steps towards 100% trustable counsellors to talk to. Certification programs, regular auditions. Have them live together in a remote place with the rule that talking about patients means expulsion. I'm just spitballing here,
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by Entlin 16y ago
"In Mac OS X, Apple began experimenting" Just a little nitpick: Actually, it started already with OS 9. Who does't remember the ugly brushed metal changes to Quicktime Player 4 and Sherlock 2? Apparently Gruber :-)
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by Entlin 16y ago
I applaud the effort, but when comes down to using it, I don't like it: - Way too slow to load (all main screen icons in Bodega: 8s, Mac App Store: 1.1s) - not a very good list view (name + big icons + price) - detail view has too small scr
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by Entlin 16y ago
No, that would actually be an easy system to exploit: create a million accounts with your competitors in it, watch how the search engine blocks it.
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by Entlin 16y ago
Please don't link to that blog again. It takes up 30% of a typical CPU just to show a single, static web page. Even when the page is in a hidden tab. Thank you. (OS X 10.5, Safari 5.0.3)

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