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13y ago
$20 from me if that tier includes a shirt.
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I love the speed at which they're pushing technology forward, but I'm also pretty worried that they're taking the lead in any industry that'll be a game changer in the future. They're getting seriously far ahead of
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13y ago
Man, adding a close button sure is a hard thing to do these days. Come on Quora, it's bad for your business, and we all know it.
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With 10k, I'd hire a designer for all the ideas floating around in my head, and move to a bigger city. With 50k, I'd also hire a developer, to take care of some of those ideas while I take care of others. Also, with 100k I would d
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13y ago
Or just drop that line.
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13y ago
Isn't that exactly why we moved away from other freemail services, back in the days?
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13y ago
I'm pretty sure people also test a lot less when using jQuery. It's a convenience thing.
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Amongst the big players, Twitter is the one who cares the most about Open Source and transparency. I wouldn't want to see them being swallowed by Google, or anyone else for that matter.
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13y ago
Or "Turn 'good looking' into 'spectacular'".
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13y ago
The biggest deal about FFOS so far is that I don't own a phone with this yet. This propably doesn't matter for most end users, but I think the big delay between countries where it gets available is pretty bad in terms of marketing
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13y ago
The German version seems to work just fine.
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13y ago
So at least one part of their strategy works.
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13y ago
A computer in 10 years, by Google, that can black out your screen. Google Glass?
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13y ago
And on day 41 the browser crashes. Oh well.
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13y ago
At least the Javascript plugins don't want me to install the Ask Toolbar when updating.
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Why all the bashing? If you don't want JS controlled hardware, use the Raspberry PI or an Arduino. It's an alternative, with a different approach directed towards people with a different skillset. The successful funding shows that
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So the theories here assume qubits are the smallest unit of storage. I'm not into physics, so how's the evidence they are really the smallest units possible to store information as? After all, atoms were said to be the smallest t
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13y ago
I'm not dyslexic and I still do this from time to time, mostly with long lines or small text. For editors this menu filled with text formatting tools might be a nice feature, but for users, especially with second class functionality, I
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13y ago
Other payment methods would be nice.
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13y ago
That was also my first thought. Thumbs Up for you!
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13y ago
Yep. The table needs a clear.
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Going a step further and assuming this API was not readonly, I would love to have an interface to control the filtering of the brain. We propably don't even know about much of the information available to our brain that just gets filtered o
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13y ago
I think if there is someone I would not want to own a quantum computer, next to Lockheed Martin, thats Google. They already are at least 10 years ahead of everyone else. If they are the first to spend the money on seriously making use of qu
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I recently switched to node.js after working with PHP for years. I did learn to appreciate a few things the apache+php combination does by itself.. but there is no way I would go back to PHP.
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I don't know about being smart, because I can't compare myself to others. But it sure feels good to be ever curious, learning and experimenting.
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I don't think this will impact Google too much. Even in the case they get pushed off the top the way MSN, AOL or MySpace did, they are also in the hardware market, not to mention Google has become leading inventor, technology company and al
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14y ago
Wouldn't this problem apply to any other screen?