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Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean begins rolling out, no changes to search functionality
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Face.com face recognition APIs shut down
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Api.ihackernews.com is down
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last a few days Cisco pushed a firmware update to several of its most popular routers that bricked the device unless you signed up for Cisco’s “cloud” service. It did no such thing, even for very liberal uses of the term "brick."
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If you're interested in information on the storms themselves and the destruction they caused in West Virginia, there's good coverage here: http://www.foxnews.com/weather/2012/06/30/state-emergency-de...
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Things like this rarely happen in a vacuum. There is no doubt a much larger issue of responsibility (or lack thereof) going on that led to this drastic action. But yes, as mentioned, "Root cause" is a better approach.
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At least they're not reusing names, that's a start. iPad, iPad 2, iPad.
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55-to-64 demographic now boasts the highest rate of entrepreneurship in the US
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A Java concurrency primer
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After four Android phones, each less reliable than the last Seems unlikely.
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But what about all of those software businesses that have built on top of the iOS API + App Store? Would you say that they are also taking a massive risk? Yes, without question. Business doing so should at the very least diversify across
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By this email I am submitting my resignation, effective immediately. I do not wish to be associated with an institution being as badly run as the current UVa. A BOV that so poorly understands UVa, and academic culture more generally, is go
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Yes you scan over the screen and it might be hard to find the things you want on day one. That's how it was with our iPhone and Androids too on the first day we got them. When the iPhone was released, there was a single home screen. Every
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Under his proposal, students can only participate in courses when they buy an online access code Isn't that called tuition?
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In fact, things are far worse today than they were at the height of the crisis Are you sure? The President was just on TV this morning saying "The private sector is doing just fine."
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Airport Extreme could expose Macs via IPv6 [2007]
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That didn't work out so well for Oracle.
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`dig Twitter.com mx`
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Microsoft forbids class actions in new Windows 8 licence
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But keep in mind that's really only $40M after data loss.
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Facebook message leads to football player's rape exoneration
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Microsoft to charge customers $99 to remove OEM 'crapware'
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Iran hangs "Israeli spy" on word of WikiLeaks' cable
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Iran Filters Leader's Fatwa On Antifiltering
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN
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Apple-bashing aside, in the US, we already have this problem. We call them CDMA phones. They're locked to networks, aren't portable in any way (if they have a SIM slot for GSM use, it can't be used domestically), and they're typically worth
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Could a computer write this story?
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I would love to go back to Firefox as my full-time browser, but I have handful of showstoppers that I haven't found a good way around: - Inability to run a private browsing window at the same time as my regular browsing. - No desktop notifi
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UK Considering Requiring a License to View Porn
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Merchants that do not support NFC will be liable for losses due to fraud
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