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751.
by IBM 12y ago
Does that business employ that many people?
752.
by IBM 12y ago
It's fixed in the latest beta. http://www.imore.com/latest-os-x-10102-beta-kills-google-dis...
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by IBM 12y ago
It's a good thing for allies to spy on each other to understand intentions, as this article in Foreign Affairs argues. http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/140247/jennifer-sims/...
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Google is the new Microsoft(bloombergview.com)
6 points by IBM 12y ago|1 comments
755.
by IBM 12y ago
Not in the US. That's been settled already and Google spends too much money on lobbying for anyone to take a go at it (they also have a close relationship with the Obama administration).
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The Real Story Behind Jeff Bezos's Fire Phone Debacle(fastcompany.com)
16 points by IBM 12y ago|1 comments
757.
by IBM 12y ago
The current model of bundling channels actually works really well and all the people going on about cutting the cord in the future will soon realize how much its going to cost to pay for individual channels. Regular people will find that pa
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by IBM 12y ago
I agree. People said Snow Leopard was the last good OS X update but I couldn't tell a difference between that and any of the subsequent updates. The 'Apple software quality is declining' meme only seems to be coming from the
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Ex-CIA Directors: Interrogations Saved Lives(wsj.com)
2 points by IBM 12y ago|2 comments
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by IBM 12y ago
How are acquisitions working out for the rest of the tech industry?
761.
by IBM 12y ago
Do you actually have a rebuttal to anything he wrote in his paper?
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Google break-up plan emerges from Brussels(cnbc.com)
18 points by IBM 12y ago|13 comments
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Google and Rockstar wind down their year-long patent war(arstechnica.com)
2 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
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Google to launch its app store in China(reuters.com)
2 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
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by IBM 12y ago
It would be great for the security industry if Apple opened up.
766.
by IBM 12y ago
An important thing to keep in mind when Larry Page is going on about "investing in the future". Relevant Buffett quote: Evaluating that company is within what I call 'my circle of competence.' I understand what they do,
767.
by IBM 12y ago
Looks like Google is really worried about the antitrust movement getting steam in the EU. That's probably why MG Siegler is in the EU now.
768.
by IBM 12y ago
The author is talking about Amazon's share in those profits. It's clear that people who own the IP make a lot of money in media content.
769.
by IBM 12y ago
The Gmail app has always felt like a web app and I much prefer Mail.app
770.
by IBM 12y ago
I really want to know what a16z's IRRs are and how they're going to do in a down market. Do any public pension funds have to disclose that data?
771.
by IBM 12y ago
I've tried MVNOs in the past and they were always a sub-par experience. I've found it's "you get what you pay for" compared to Verizon.
772.
by IBM 12y ago
I'm not sure why everyone seems to think carrier subsidies are a con. Amazon isn't getting that $1000+, they get whatever the non-contract price is of the phone. Carriers subsidize some of that cost in-exchange for some guaranteed
773.
by IBM 12y ago
Of course it's possible that no one makes good laptops anymore. All you have to do is take a look at the economics of the business. It's low margin and the PC business isn't growing like it used to. OEMs are rightfully lookin
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A Look at Apple Pay Issuer Contracts(kbw3.bluematrix.com)
2 points by IBM 12y ago|0 comments
775.
by IBM 12y ago
Looks like Siracusa was right about Mavericks becoming the new Snow Leopard as the "last good OSX".
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by IBM 12y ago
>On the other hand, customers will leave in droves if Google starts obscuring the visibility of legitimate emails. There's no guarantee of that at all.
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by IBM 12y ago
Apple or Google don't have to block their apps for it to fail. It's going to fail because it requires customers to give up their credit cards (which many people love because of the benefits) and connect their bank accounts instead
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by IBM 12y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/apple.html
779.
by IBM 12y ago
No doubt. It's not that I don't think my other investments won't surpass Apple in appreciation, but it likely will on a risk-adjusted basis. I never invested 75% of my portfolio in anything, but I did for Apple.
780.
by IBM 12y ago
iPad is much bigger than Mac ever was and it's had great developer support.

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