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by SG- 12y ago
the comment you made was "Glad I paid 930 dollars for a device I can only use with music from their store from one computer". Maybe you want to reword that to "Glad I paid 930 dollars for a device that can only sync music fro
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by SG- 12y ago
I don't know if Amazon even uses DRM but if they do, how is that an Apple issue? Apple doesn't even use DRM for it's purchased content anymore. While I'm sure a small portion of the population has more than computer, I
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by SG- 12y ago
Ok, but you're completely wrong. It can play any mp3 or aac that doesn't have any DRM weather it's from Amazon, some other store or pirated.
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by SG- 12y ago
The younger generation isn't bothering with Facebook as much (today's teens to early 20s) and going right to services that offer messaging and image sharing, maybe that's what the article is referring to.
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by SG- 12y ago
They've been having capacity issues for almost 2 weeks now at peak, you can see it at http://weathermap.ovh.net/usa usually. Capacity inside their network between Montreal and Newark was at 100% until an upgrade was d
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by SG- 12y ago
My dad did something like this up in northern Canada at the DEW Line ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distant_Early_Warning_Line ) to monitor the Russians during the cold war. He was a radio tech and while he told me stor
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by SG- 12y ago
You either didn't read the article or simply failed to understand from the article why he did it. He's not trying to exploit anything for himself or his company but instead of the betterment of minorities.
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by SG- 12y ago
The good ones make money and easily cover the $99/year.
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by SG- 12y ago
I'm not so sure if Apple needs Apple Pay to work everywhere, it's just another thing to make Apple experience "better". If people love it, then people might start buying only at stores that support it. It turns out peop
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by SG- 12y ago
Meanwhile in Ottawa it was simply city bylaw officers who booked calls undercover and gave two $650 fines which Uber covered on behalf of the drivers. The service launched three weeks ago and the city simply wanted to show it's muscle,
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by SG- 12y ago
I completely disagree with you lumping Apple and Google together as equals in terms of data collection and what happens with that collected data.
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by SG- 12y ago
Seems to be US only for adding addresses.
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by SG- 12y ago
I understand that, and they should be taken down. But Microsoft is using justification that it's hurting their business in order to take over other businesses and shut them down.
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by SG- 12y ago
What I mean is he knows of high quality IPS 4K displays that can do 60fps for $500?
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by SG- 12y ago
IPS at 60fps?
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by SG- 12y ago
don't forget command shift 4 and then after hitting that combo hit spacebar.
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by SG- 12y ago
What I don't understand is how a botnet could negatively affect Microsoft other than showing the world through news articles how it infected vulnerable Microsoft software? Is the bad press basically the reason and justification?
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by SG- 12y ago
Most apps these days give the basic features for free and the unlock features cost money. This should give you a rough idea on app stability and how it works.
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by SG- 12y ago
How does the "double Irish" tax system compare to Asian countries that are basically starting to dominate the world again? How much tax does Samsung pay in South Korea as well as Chinese companies based in China?
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by SG- 12y ago
I think it's more likely that we'll simply see more expensive products come out of these companies to make up for the lost money.
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by SG- 12y ago
It doesn't really happen that way and blame isn't just a wild guess and who's responsible.
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by SG- 12y ago
In this case the product is simply being resold with all original labels (plus an added Canadian nutrition label) and there is no effort to hide where it's coming from.
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by SG- 12y ago
Good for him I guess? Trader Joe has decided not to enter Canada which is their right, but they have to realize people are allowed to buy their products and sell them back in other countries too.
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by SG- 12y ago
I could see that being the case if he was pretending to be Trader Joe's but he's clearly going out of his way with the store name and atmosphere and story telling to indicate what's actually going on.
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by SG- 12y ago
Reminds of "Cathode" app for OSX: http://www.secretgeometry.com/apps/cathode/ it seems they have an iOS version now too that lets you SSH to your servers. Also I believe the demo version would appear a
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by SG- 12y ago
So I guess the 5s which was the previous model wiped out the grey market entirely for iPhones then or at least set expectations for people in China? Anyways, my point was grey market for brand new iPhones is much lower than it used to be
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by SG- 12y ago
I was under the impression that early iPhone models weren't even available in China officially and recent models have been delayed for quite a while before officially being available. It seems this time it will simply be a few weeks as
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by SG- 12y ago
My experience with using some panic software (especially OSX Trasnmit) is that it's been stable and supported with new versions for the last few years. Same with Unison. They do charge for major version changes, but I don't see h
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by SG- 12y ago
On OSX, Chrome incognito mode is way more obvious since the top of the window is a dark shade of blue/grey.
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by SG- 12y ago
I'm not sure how the US pricing compares, but CAD rental and purchase prices seem a bit higher than iTunes Store ($1 more per rental and $5 more for a sale).

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