Steko

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541.
by Steko 11y ago
That would have worked 15 years ago but again Apple needs access to China's market so they can't just unilaterally pull out their manufacturing.
542.
by Steko 11y ago
I think you've got it backwards, it's Apple that needs China's market and China basicallly has them over a barrel on these secondary products. What China has to be careful of is eventually the US/EU decide to get tough o
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by Steko 11y ago
Google would have no problem forcing ads into the main SERP hose if it came to Microsoft or Apple blocking by default.
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by Steko 11y ago
Related: because there was a bounty on rats the farmers started growing rats secretly.
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by Steko 11y ago
Which means they made $14 billion for developers. Wal-Mart made $130 billion in profits in 2015 on $486 billion revenue, 27%. This is how stores work.
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by Steko 11y ago
30% on a $0.99 game where apple is eating the credit card costs along with hosting, making sure the store isn't overwhelmed with spam and malware and bringing millions of eager paying customers to your table hardly seems atrocious.
547.
by Steko 11y ago
> Red pill is misogyny? ... Red pilling is about embracing the sometimes painful reality Shockingly it can be both.
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Who Was Ty Cobb? The History We Know That's Wrong(imprimis.hillsdale.edu)
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549.
by Steko 11y ago
Lavabit had 2 employees in 2013[1], how many of those comprised the legal department? [1] http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/275-42/19860-us-vs-l...
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by Steko 11y ago
Eventually I guess we'll have persistent Twitch-like lifecasting services using glass-type wearables and someone will open their correspondence while using the service and open an NSA with people watching. It will probably be the CTO o
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by Steko 11y ago
> unlike the banks and the credit card settlement network they're not running on incrementally upgraded legacy infrastructure designed in the 1950s Good point, Apple's incrementally upgraded legacy infrastructure was designed i
552.
by Steko 11y ago
Aren't there more dimensions to user experience then one handed operation?
553.
by Steko 11y ago
Murakami's Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is spectacular on identity.
554.
by Steko 11y ago
Transparency would show how people are using the feature and we could have an honest discussion about the appropriateness based on that. Instead we have to draw our own conclusions which incentivizes a cynical spiral that "the other gu
555.
by Steko 11y ago
What you're describing reads to me as "abuse of the flagging feature". Is the point of the flagging feature to be a nuclear downvote when you disagree with something?
556.
by Steko 11y ago
There should be a free trial but limited to girls in the Niagara Falls area.
557.
by Steko 11y ago
Not by the police but by the county which as the shooter's employer, was the owner of the phone.
558.
by Steko 11y ago
Just a note but while Apple doesn't show ratings for their main lineup of devices (and probably for exactly the reasons mentioned by link) they do show them for accessories and some of them are pretty low rated: http://www.a
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by Steko 11y ago
Anyone who visits Japan in late summer should try Okayama white peaches. Warning: may ruin you for all other fruit.
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by Steko 11y ago
According to PV-magazine [1]: This portion of the plant comes in around $6/watt, still bad but not as bad as the headline number for the whole project. Also the 4th stage of the plant will be PV. http://www.pv-magazine.com&#
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by Steko 11y ago
Well the simplest game theory is (100% chance to be nominated now but near 0% chance to be confirmed) vs (??% chance to be nominated later but 90%+ chance to be confirmed) which seems fairly straightforward. Given current outlook for POTUS
562.
by Steko 11y ago
The longest confirmation in history was apparently Brandeis at 125 days. Assuming Obama takes about a month to get a nomination together that leaves just over 300+ days left in this administration. That said, would not surprise me to see t
563.
by Steko 11y ago
OS X and iOS streams use HLS (append /hls to url) and you can get the html5 video in various ways (append &html5 or [1]). [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Kappa/comments/3l01q4/complete_twit...
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by Steko 11y ago
I wonder when they intentionally crippled their mobile website because that's when I uninstalled their app.
565.
by Steko 11y ago
I was lucky enough to go in '92 and Les VRP killed it, can't wait to see how the HD (from '91) video holds up to my memories. edit: or maybe they just have the main stage artists; oh well still a great resource :)
566.
by Steko 11y ago
> that won't cancel on you if a better fare pops up Ha, good luck with that.
567.
by Steko 11y ago
Netflix and Amazon are doing what Murdoch did in the 90's when he massively outbid CBS (by over $100 million/year) to get the NFL on FOX: he wasn't just buying football games, he was buying a ticket to the big time network bu
568.
by Steko 11y ago
They should be commended for just linking to the previous article instead of rehashing 90% of it again.
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by Steko 11y ago
> investors think more money will be in the future of AI instead of consumer hardware and software No, first you are mistaking a bet on a single company for a bet on an industry. The obvious counterexamples being that there are no shorta
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by Steko 11y ago
The Guardian article said there are 12 known (to Apple) incidents where people were shocked by these adapters. http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jan/28/apple-reca...

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