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Raphael
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Raphael
14y ago
It is odd to neglect readable URLs, especially considering they actually had that before on profiles.google.com.
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Raphael
14y ago
<script src="/jquery.js></script>
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Raphael
14y ago
Google offers a stable of compelling free services. If that's lock-in, then throw away the key.
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Raphael
14y ago
Difficulty is the deciding factor because the goal is the credential.
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Raphael
14y ago
The contacts icon could resemble a person.
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Raphael
14y ago
Your custom URL ending also works for signing in to Facebook.
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Raphael
15y ago
Competition for Salesforce.
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Raphael
15y ago
That's only .1 cents per view.
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Raphael
15y ago
Android doesn't need to plug into a computer. Though it can be done for file transfers and for development/hacking purposes.
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Raphael
15y ago
Many social sites offer a bookmarklet or browser extension (or at least a 3rd party implements something via API).
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Raphael
15y ago
It's part of the pre-installed Dropbox application on newer HTC phones. Some people have copied it and used it on other phones to get the storage upgrade.
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Raphael
15y ago
960 is also half of 1920, for side-by-side viewing, though I'd design a bit lower in case of window borders and scroll bars.
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Raphael
15y ago
I also keep the taskbar vertical. The important thing if you use a mouse is to have it on a side that's not next to another monitor so the cursor stops at the edge.
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Raphael
15y ago
Digital?
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Raphael
15y ago
Has to be.
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Raphael
15y ago
Slightly different meanings. "Never" seems like a promise, whereas "not able" seems like a technical limitation. Although, I suppose the application could be altered to enable the malicious function, so I see why you prefer the promise.
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Raphael
15y ago
Nice job on the advanced options.
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Raphael
15y ago
The gal was likely doing video chat with another devices, such as a laptop, which would mean that Google Glass is not a closed system and can communicate with other platforms.
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Raphael
15y ago
The underlined menu links sure are weird. I suppose they mysteriously bring in more money.
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Raphael
15y ago
The point is both wars are unwinnable. People are going to infringe copyright and buy drugs even if if it's against the law.
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Raphael
15y ago
Search is at the bottom.
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Raphael
15y ago
That's a perfectly practical solution. Grim as it is, it's better to have nets than people splattered on the pavement.
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Raphael
15y ago
I use an android phone without service. It doesn't require anything different. You can delete the dialer shortcut if it bothers you.
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Raphael
15y ago
You could lift his CSS.
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Raphael
15y ago
There will likely be high density netbooks by the end of the year.
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15y ago
Don't forget Microsoft's chat system, which changes name every year.
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Raphael
15y ago
There will be resistance to the new interface. The severity is anyone's guess. Microsoft is betting that most people will acclimate to it.
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Raphael
15y ago
Google does reach the consumer with their Android apps, such as Gmail and Play (the app and entertainment store).
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Raphael
15y ago
Do you have to compile because it's ARM?
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Raphael
15y ago
He's likely referring to #startups on freenode. It's not official, but de facto.
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