YooLi

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by YooLi 16y ago
How about because all those you list don't have user interface ties. Maybe because all those you list aren't heavily used by the majority where an outdated or exploit-prone version would matter. People who do use the examples you listed o
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by YooLi 16y ago
It doesn't make him right either.
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by YooLi 16y ago
Perhaps the parent is in the same position I, and I'm sure lots of others, am in. We signed up for AWS already to check it out, but haven't used it. We are essentially the same as a new user because we currently don't subscribe to any of
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by YooLi 16y ago
That's assuming the majority of OS X users are currently Super-Users. :) I don't know if they are or not, but it would be interesting to somehow find out. I bet at one time they were, but when you see that 80% of incoming freshman to US U
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by YooLi 16y ago
Not true, the MacBook Air ships with plenty of Flash :) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1816749
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by YooLi 16y ago
This sounds more alarmist to me. So what if the direction Apple chooses for their computers is to make them (only?) usable by the common person? So what if they charge you to develop for their computers? Then those who disagree or want mor
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Down the Memory Hole -- Apple has chosen their meaning for Flash(jeffrock.com)
6 points by YooLi 16y ago|8 comments
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by YooLi 16y ago
In reply to your EDIT:, then people who are bothered by that switch to a different OS. Apple's OS isn't the only OS out there.
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by YooLi 16y ago
Not sure I follow you. What do you mean what happens? To me it means they won't be in the store and you will have to get them like you have been getting them this whole time. What happens when Shell 'curates' their convenience stores so
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by YooLi 16y ago
By your logic then every company that sells any kind of product is engaged in censorship because they don't carry every possible product ever made. Also, I didn't say Apple couldn't do monumentally stupid things, I said if they did they wou
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by YooLi 16y ago
Of course Apple doesn't want beta software in the Mac App Store. I don't want it either. If I want to experiment with some Firefox nightlies, I'll go and get them from the dev site. The Mac App store is geared at people who want software
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by YooLi 16y ago
Agreed, but you would only improve at sit-ups or push-ups, and there is a point where you will plateau. Doing push-ups 3 times a week for 10 min. won't make you good at pull-ups, which it seems is what people are expecting with these brain
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by YooLi 16y ago
I guess next will be iAds availability for desktop Apps? I am not seeing anything about Free apps in the description of the Mac App Store, but free with iAds makes sense.
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by YooLi 16y ago
No one really says they have to. As Jobs said it won't be the only way to get Apps. But smaller devs benefit greatly. You can go from 0 to collecting payments worldwide, having distribution, updates, a 'store' to display your product, et
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by YooLi 16y ago
They aren't censoring Mac apps, they are choosing what gets sold in their Mac software store. Same way Best Buy isn't censoring porn by not stocking it on the shelves of their stores. If you are tin-foil-hatting this and thinking soon the
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by YooLi 16y ago
If your implementation isn't great right out of the gate, forget it. It's not really a matter of hanging on until people get used to the idea.
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by YooLi 16y ago
In all fairness you are lumping a whole bunch of devices together. I have no doubt that Android will find its way into all sorts of products, much like other flavors of Linux already have. Most people have no idea that Linux is powering the
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by YooLi 16y ago
Sorry if this sounds mean, but using this article as evidence is a poor decision. The article contained one mans opinion with no support to any of his arguments. Yelp and FourSquare finally look as good as iPhone? Dad wants a tablet so he
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The Android IM App That Brought T-Mobile's Network to Its Knees(fool.com)
1 points by YooLi 16y ago|0 comments
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by YooLi 16y ago
Care to explain the other ball of wax because I don't see it even after you point it out.
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by YooLi 16y ago
Just ask Wolfram Alpha: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=revenue+over+time+of+go...
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by YooLi 16y ago
The apps would be written for a TV resolution, like 720p (1280x720), the same way apps were written for the iPad resolution. No one knows for sure if the AppleTV has flash or not, yet. The touch interface could be handled by the iPod/iPho
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by YooLi 16y ago
Indeed. Especially if it is aimed at business.
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by YooLi 16y ago
"Obviously RIM is so confident of their manufacturing and marketing prowess that they don't mind giving Apple 3-6 months notice of what they plan to ship." Really? To me it reeks of "don't forget about us". They are telegraphing not becau
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by YooLi 16y ago
Except when this finally comes it, it will be time for iPad 2nd gen. Seems like worthless jabs for a product still 6 months out.
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by YooLi 16y ago
I tend the lean the other way. If they had excellent battery life it would have been a bullet point in the spec list.
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by YooLi 16y ago
I don't know how much panicking Apple would do; Jobs and Ellison are good buddies.
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by YooLi 16y ago
The girl has entitlement issues.
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by YooLi 16y ago
All he did was describe the freemium model. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemium
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by YooLi 16y ago
What mythical market are you referring to?

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