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by Leynos 12y ago
I think the mistake they make is to suggest that Ello aims to be a competitor to Facebook. The space they're competing in is the one occupied by Livejournal and Tumblr.
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Ello CEO Explains How His Ad-Free Social Media Network Will Make Money(newsweek.com)
3 points by Leynos 12y ago|0 comments
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Ello converts to a PBC with a charter forbidding advertising as a revenue source(ello.co)
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by Leynos 12y ago
They also don't have releasing standards to adhere to. As was mentioned earlier, most fansub viewers are watching on their computers, which can cope with newer codecs, subtitle formats and container features with ease, where-as wester
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Ello co-founder: Funding or not, we hate ads and we want to “shift values”(gigaom.com)
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by Leynos 12y ago
Something Omniweb did(/does?) was remove common prefixes from the titles of multiple open tabs from the same web site. This further served to maximize usage of limited screen real estate (something that vertical tabs already helps with
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by Leynos 12y ago
If you enter a '.' as your surname, will G+ omit this when displaying your name?
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by Leynos 12y ago
The conceptual leap that I missed initially is the use of volumes, either mapped to data containers or to directories on the host system. These allow the persistent data used by the application in the container to live on, and for the cont
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by Leynos 12y ago
I wonder if it's maybe time for banks to stop printing magstripe cards by default and offer a "world" version of their card as an option for people who travel to places like the US?
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by Leynos 12y ago
I think the next few years will be just as interesting. HP plan to bring their Memristor based systems to market in 2019. If Samsung's plans go to schedule, they will be selling 8 TB SSDs for under US$1000 in a 2.5" form factor.
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by Leynos 12y ago
I wouldn't call the current usage a non-sequitur. Zero-day exploits being those in use before the vendor and general public have been made aware of them. Presumably, a 1 day exploit would be one published on the day the vulnerability
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Making Twitter Easier to Use(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by Leynos 12y ago
The next doubling in capacity will likely come about through 3D NAND which allows for much larger feature sizes than current planar NAND. Samsung already have 3D NAND on the market (in 128Gb / die capacity), and other manufacturers in
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by Leynos 13y ago
I really wish they had just rolled with it and allowed it to grow as a new Twitter-like product. It still is from what I can see. The majority of people I follow are people I don't know outside of G+ who share publicly or to interest
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by Leynos 13y ago
Thanks. This will come in especially handy if I mess up my X driver configuration again. :)
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by Leynos 13y ago
I'm of the opinion that a need for daily charging is a perfectly acceptable trade-off for a phone that fits unobtrusively into one's trouser pocket. If I'm going to be away from a USB port or wall socket for an extended perio
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by Leynos 13y ago
An OLED screen will deliver that (pure black and sub-ms response time). And they are on sale now as televisions (albeit at scary prices along the lines of US$13000 for a 55" screen). 4k OLED screens with a 55" diagonal have also
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by Leynos 13y ago
Isn't that what lists are for? That's certainly my primary usecase for them.
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by Leynos 13y ago
I originally did a), but it became impractical one I was following around 300 people. Now I just read the last 10 or 15 minute's worth. I also, however, have a list of people I am reasonably close to whose tweets I try to read to a rea
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by Leynos 13y ago
Bear in mind that the SSD in the Mac Pro is PCI-E. It seems like all the M.2 form factor PCI-E SSDs are going to OEMs right now. Would be interesting to know what they will be selling for at retail.
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Look out, Gartner: Behold the El Reg all-Flash Quadragon wonder map-o-graphic(theregister.co.uk)
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Google Glass XE 8 Release Notes(support.google.com)
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Samsung mass produces industry's first 3D NAND flash chips(computerworld.com)
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Hybrid Memory Cube nears engineering sample milestone(electroiq.com)
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SanDisk starts beating path to 3D NAND flash(theregister.co.uk)
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UK government backs IVF technique that uses DNA from three people(guardian.co.uk)
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Why Yahoo can't buy fandom on Tumblr(dailydot.com)
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by Leynos 13y ago
The story on the BBC site concerns people who attempted to pay with their chip card by placing it in the reader but had their contactless card charged instead, which was still in their purse/wallet. In some instances, the transaction was p
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by Leynos 14y ago
I love that I'm always being shown quicker ways of doing this. Using Perl for this wouldn't have occurred to me, so I'm pleased I saw this today. What it's doing: One of the call types of the sort function takes a block as its fist paramet
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Tesco, the film studio and the failure of Fresh & Easy(telegraph.co.uk)
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