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bbatsell
16y ago
That doesn't violate COPPA if they have their parents' permission.
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bbatsell
16y ago
Except that they posted the headers of an e-mail from "Tom" to Jobs, so they necessarily show absolutely no Apple-related mail servers. (And that's, of course, on top of the fact that headers are incredibly easily faked.)
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bbatsell
16y ago
Additionally, Daniel Eran Dilger* claims the purported recipient of the e-mail tried to sell him the e-mail exchange two days prior, raising the question of whether BGR money changed hands. *I take everything he writes under his own name an
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Apple: Jobs' "Retire, Relax, Enjoy your family" exchange is fake
(loopinsight.com)
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16y ago
He's contrasting the "rounded blob of plastic" (the design of the 3G and 3GS) with the original iPhone design, which had a mostly-metal flat back, and, as you acknowledged, was heralded at its release.
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bbatsell
16y ago
I've always interpreted hypermiling as "optimizing fuel usage to the furthest extent possible". Considering the #1 priority in designing airliners is aerodynamic efficiency/fuel usage/CASM, an ~8% decrease in fuel usage is absolutely nothin
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bbatsell
16y ago
You've got a bug in your extension there. Doesn't happen on stock Safari 5, it works perfectly.
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16y ago
I'd read somewhere a few months back that FIFA had asked its refs to ask players if they see a possible handball but aren't personally sure, spurred by Thierry's uncalled handball against Ireland (the one that caused all of the outrage a wh
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16y ago
Some pretty good notes to Good Calories, Bad Calories , approved (perhaps temporarily) by the publisher: http://higher-thought.net/complete-notes-to-good-calories-ba...
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Apple offers opt-out of iAds data collection on day 1
(macrumors.com)
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16y ago
The commenters picked up on that right away, and one of them was "highlighted" by a NYT editor, so I'm hoping Pogue follows up on it.
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16y ago
It's still prorated ($10 off per month), but the starting fee was doubled.
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16y ago
Here are two sample screenshots from formula-heavy pages: http://i.imgur.com/LwODR.png http://i.imgur.com/XNrN4.png
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16y ago
Alexa data is to be taken with the sodium content of the Dead Sea.
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16y ago
I just reviewed the entire document, and it renders 100% perfectly for me [Safari 5.0 (6533.16, r61351)].
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16y ago
> Can't find it yet - but: Building dynamic server-driven user interfaces There are slides for Session 117 - Building a Server-driven User Experience under Application Frameworks, but no video posted.
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bbatsell
16y ago
> Thanks for the downvotes, but it's still true. Except that it isn't. There are 13 sessions in Internet and Web (13 videos + 13 slides), and 12 sessions in CoreOS (12 videos + 12 slides).
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16y ago
According to his post, he discovered it between 1 and 2 months afterward, and the grace period was definitively 20 days.
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16y ago
I believe the current Xen hypervisor uses about 128MB now, but yeah — I sincerely doubt it's out of strict necessity, but out of wanting to ensure not to overload each machine with too many nodes. They wouldn't bump down to 22GB because I
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16y ago
For the record: The Planet will cut your server, wipe it, and reassign after 5 days of non-payment. That's standard operating procedure at every server host I've ever used. I'm honestly surprised that Linode gives you 20 days; that's very
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16y ago
I believe they have 24GB of physical RAM (with the remainder going towards dom0 and the hypervisor).
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16y ago
If the reports are true, and iPhone 4 has generated over 10 times the pre-orders that 3GS did, then I don't think you can fault AT&T or Apple a whole lot for the screw-ups yesterday, or for the lack of inventory (the supposed AT&T d
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16y ago
Yeah, they've really been annoying, but other than those, I have nothing but wonderful things to say about Linode.
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16y ago
What am I missing, why is this useless? You can specify your budget as the max price, and the "Thinking about" to August 2010. Granted, you can't specify "mid-August", but within a single month, usually airfares only change based on the
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16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1412296
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bbatsell
16y ago
Well... that's useless. How disappointing.
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16y ago
Because Apple had control over, maybe, 10-20 APs in the room (and those almost certainly only constituted one mesh network). The 569 other networks were from devices controlled by journalists and other attendees, the majority of which were
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16y ago
I am rather surprised that they (seemingly) didn't use a 5GHz 802.11n network. N suffers from some reliability issues as well, but the channels are much more spread out and much less utilized (the MiFi doesn't support it, last I checked),
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16y ago
That doesn't eliminate the problem of interference from all of the other networks on the same channel (or on the neighboring channel that shares part of the spectrum), which are all using omnidirectional antennas. It can help, certainly, b
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16y ago
Obama unveiled a plan in February to end the Orion spacecraft program and use private companies to launch US assets into orbit, for which he received copious amounts of criticism, from all sides. (He announced a scaled-back version in Apri
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