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by axod 16y ago
Is this an April fools? These are not "3D" pictures. There's nothing 'amazing' here IMHO.
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by axod 16y ago
Is it just me, or does the list of sites look like the average spam folder?
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by axod 16y ago
http://www.google.com/trends?q=milliondollarhomepage.com ........Blip!.......... oh wait what was that?
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by axod 16y ago
Apache default install sucks. install MPM worker or MPM event and it should fly.
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by axod 16y ago
It's not like Chatroulette was going to be a long-term thing. It's million-dollar-homepage 2.0. http://www.quantcast.com/chatroulette.com
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by axod 16y ago
"it's fairly well acknowledged that Apple's copy/paste is the slickest/easiest implementation out there on a mobile device." I strongly disagree with that. Provide some evidence. For me, it has a false positive rate of about 50% - eg half
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by axod 16y ago
I think it's more the fact that they even bother to make an announcement about such a simple feature as copy+paste. They should be announcing cool awesome features no other device has got. Here's some 'wow' features on my Nexus One which I
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by axod 16y ago
Hah nice. But I'd bet the battery dies after much use :(
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by axod 16y ago
I disagree. When I had an iPhone I'd often accidentally select text when I didn't want to. It was not reliable what it was going to do. Is it going to scroll this time, or think I'm selecting text? From what I've experienced of android in t
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by axod 16y ago
Exactly. Wake me up when they come out with a rollup screen. Or a watch that projects a screen into midair. Or glasses that have inbuilt augmented reality etc but look exactly like normal glasses. Come on scientists!!! How hard can this s
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by axod 16y ago
We have a very exciting announcement.... We've invented Copy,.. wait for it,... and paste! YES!!! You can now copy and paste text . This will revolutionize the industry.
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by axod 16y ago
Please point to some concrete examples of this... Screenshots?
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by axod 16y ago
And it's nothing new. They've been throwing money at the web and trying not to fail for years. No real success yet though (IMHO)
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by axod 16y ago
It's not just about nudity, it's about social acceptability. Apple seem to be on some content policing crusade which is ill judged IMHO, but it's fairly obvious why this is censored.
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by axod 16y ago
> "Bing is the new Speed Dial search engine" Eugh
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by axod 16y ago
Is it more helpful than "error in line 482" yet? It's hard to imagine more useless irritating js error reporting. Um what sort of error? err which javascript file?
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by axod 16y ago
Only if you rely on payment directly from customer as your business model.
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by axod 16y ago
For me, personally, I want a slimmed down duckduckgo. I just want results. That is all. Listed in a table. I don't want zero click info, don't want oddly formatted extra stuff. Don't want an infinite scroll bar wizard. Just want results. In
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by axod 16y ago
Maybe the people to blame are the US public who complain if gas prices rise above "So cheap I don't care". Try paying £1.20/liter for petrol. Then everyone will use less.
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by axod 16y ago
This is depressing on so many levels. If Google continue down this path, we'll need a new search engine startup that does what Google did 10 years ago.
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by axod 16y ago
People hate Microsoft. They associate it with a necessary evil which breaks a lot. Maybe that has something to do with it?
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by axod 16y ago
Right. All of the hate directed at BP is a little unfair, since it wasn't actually them operating the rig at the time. But then we as a society need someone to blame, and who better to blame than a big company.
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by axod 16y ago
Definitely. That's what I would do if I was doing apps. Crank out as many low quality novelty apps as you can. Make one a day for a year. That's giving people what they want. For many, the whole point of an app-store is to find fun novelty
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by axod 16y ago
Also another takeaway would be that advertising revenue can work pretty well.
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by axod 16y ago
"A little madness now and then, is relished by the wisest men" - Mr Willy Wonka.
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by axod 16y ago
I absolutely do not believe Unions to be a good thing. They're about bullying and mob mentality. Sorry, you won't convince me otherwise :/ If you decide to strike, you should be sacked. Simple. You've broken your side of a contract to work.
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by axod 16y ago
Yeah I agree. It depends on how brave they feel as to how far they push. But it's definitely something that could be worked into the Glee formula. An alternate scenario would go something like Rachel is sharing her singing on youtube and
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by axod 16y ago
You're missing the point, but it would actually make a pretty good episode. Here's my attempt: * RIAA baddies turn up in suits demand money * Glee club hasn't got the money * Will asks for money from Sues budget. Obviously she s
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by axod 16y ago
Come to the UK and spend a while enduring the strikes by Union members. They hold their employer to ransom, trying to blackmail cash out of them, while the public/customers suffer. Also read up on Walt Disneys biography. Unions pretty much
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by axod 16y ago
No I don't, if I don't want to work on the weekend, I don't. It looks like possibly the Unions had something to do with weekends in the US, so perhaps you're thanking them for that. I think globally the practice of resting on the sabbath go

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