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by angrow 13y ago
Or sold, which can be incentivized in various (legal, unexciting) ways.
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by angrow 13y ago
The evidence of their behavior suggests it's not branding or dishonesty: they genuinely believe a mission to increase representation of the underrepresented gender does not constitute sexism. Given that, are any reasons for them to ho
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by angrow 14y ago
I think the NHS gives free mental health counseling.
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by angrow 14y ago
Well, there are other objects and substances which are illegal to make/possess, despite the fact that most anyone can make them from legal materials, so the situation you describe wouldn't be anything new.
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by angrow 14y ago
Apple is welcome to do what they like (and it seems like they're offering alternatives that are at least equivalent, and possibly superior) but a "major release" has incompatible changes to APIs by definition.
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by angrow 14y ago
http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/The_Homer
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by angrow 14y ago
Whichever involves the least amount of developer time to integrate.
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by angrow 14y ago
We know.
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by angrow 14y ago
The government argued in its brief in opposition to the motion that Megaupload's position "leads to the incredible conclusion that a foreign corporation can commit crimes in the United States and secure what amounts to complete
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by angrow 14y ago
A generally good post, but the claim that Newmark "refuses to take responsibility" for "breaking" newspapers is something of a howler. Newspapers do not have a monopoly on watchdog or investigative journalism, and even if there is less of
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by angrow 14y ago
It's easier to turn a rowboat than an aircraft carrier.
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by angrow 14y ago
These groups already know that blood and guts terrorism is politically self-defeating. Well-funded material attacks are only made on valuable targets, like oil pipelines after you've stockpiled call options. Political objectives are pursue
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by angrow 14y ago
Everyone on the Enterprise can breath the same air and eaet the same food. And if something is poison to even just a few of your crew, you forbid it and tell everyone else to eat almonds instead of peanuts. :nerdingout:
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by angrow 14y ago
In some parts of the world, they don't call someone or -thing a "X-killer" until they/it have actually killed the X in question. Cf. weed-killer, conversation-killer, cop-killer, etc.
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by angrow 14y ago
Casting price competition as a sin might be the most preposterous possible reaction to market failure. There are definitely barriers to making a living selling apps, but blaming them on your fellow victims is utterly foolish.
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by angrow 14y ago
"A price-tag of one dollar is passive smoking. You’re killing people around you, for your own short-term benefit." They're killing their competition _and_ benefitting from it? Those poor fools!
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by angrow 14y ago
First, I'm pretty sure you can use a keyboard with gmail. As far as doing work offline, <a href=" http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/... Cache</a> has you covered, assuming that by "answer," you mean "c
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by angrow 14y ago
> Now, there's a very good chance that some of Sparrow's UI features will be incorporated into the Gmail web UI and into the Gmail apps for Android phones and tablets. Why acquire a whole company if all you want is to re-use some of the
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by angrow 14y ago
Speaking of the worst offenders...
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by angrow 14y ago
"As a sceptic, I'm quite sure that some kind of cool technology or another will make this not be a problem any more." Seems legit.