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by bluthru 12y ago
>Founders hold the majority of the stock because they shoulder the majority of the risk in the early days The investors shoulder the majority of the risk.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Why don't they just bold the domain? Chrome sort of grays the rest of the URL, but the difference isn't stark enough.
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by bluthru 12y ago
>Maps render at a super high framerate You might want to use a nice HTML5 video instead of a .gif, then. It didn't make for a good first impression.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Monitors are getting large enough for many to be productive using just one. A single monitor can also help one be more productive by not having always-on distractions in your periphery. Putting the inbox away is a very effective way to be p
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by bluthru 12y ago
The processing gains are very impressive, though. If it was only 2x as fast, I'd agree with you... but 10x in some cases?! That's worth fragmenting. Is this really much different than programming for a console?
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by bluthru 12y ago
>Insert speculation about Apple TV as Wii competitor here. I thought the Plants vs. Zombies demo already looked better than the Wii U. If Apple puts an A8 in the next AppleTV and keeps it under $200, it would be a very appealing alternat
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by bluthru 12y ago
You can alt-tab through windows: http://www.mactip.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/macosx_cmd_... Or activate mission control: http://www.iphones-apps.ru/wp-content/uploads/2013&
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by bluthru 12y ago
I think this is a great example of control and execution. Aero's excessive borders and ornamentation drove me nuts. Yosemite is very subtle in its approach.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Personally, I love that the title bar is gone for a slimmer profile. OS X is already displaying the title in the menubar, and I've always found that top area to be dead space. This should be especially useful for Macbook Air users.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Wearables seem to be more about sensors versus where people spend their time with media, doing work, or socializing.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Does the tracking seem really wide to anyone else? It makes the tweets difficult to read and causes the words to blend together.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Doesn't the notification center and control center basically take care of this? Notification center could be a lot better, but requiring a two-finger pinch is a non-starter. Also, what's with this made-up title? >UX/UI &am
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by bluthru 12y ago
I'd say it's more of an economic problem. Sex is free. The pill, IUD, nuvaring, and other forms of low-effort birth control are not. Combine that with the fact that a lot of poor young women have nothing to give their lives purpos
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by bluthru 12y ago
Racial profiling, three strikes rule, and the drug war for starters.
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by bluthru 12y ago
I can't believe I didn't realize this earlier: When you have nothing in front of you, there's no need for an airbag!
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by bluthru 12y ago
Apple has a pretty good history of working with a hardware ecosystem--think of the iPod. Perhaps ironically, Google is the one doing automation with a first party (Nest), and Apple seems to be working with others.
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by bluthru 12y ago
It's way worse on reddit. No critical comment survived: http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/261bvo/microsoft...
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by bluthru 12y ago
That's crazy. Is there a certain site that causes it more than others?
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by bluthru 12y ago
Criticize the code? Yes. Criticize the product? No.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Yeah, my 2007 MBP is rock solid. It sounds like rMBP's with discreet graphics cards are having the most issues.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Anything with an A7 is a bit more understandable due to moving to 64 bit. 7.1 is already significantly better than 7.0 for 64 bit stability.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Another big draw would be to not publicize your friends or the number of friends you have. This encourages quantity over quality, but it's obvious why social networks desire higher numbers.
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by bluthru 12y ago
For some reason, many people form an identity from what they consume.
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by bluthru 12y ago
I agree. The text color is #595959, and that's quite far from the #ffffff background.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Really like the new update, but I still don't like how there is a dead click space between the results, and I find the background hover to be unnecessary.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Especially in the physical sense. The home of the big three tore down buildings, inserted parking lots, created large arteries to the suburbs, and that allowed white flight to take place. Live by the car, die by the car.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I associate YouTube video with buffering, overcompression, and popups.
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by bluthru 12y ago
This is great! Beginner question: Is there a way to manually remove the characters from the font files that aren't used to increase speed? Or, is this hosted on a CDN by someone?
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by bluthru 12y ago
I just wish everyone would concentrate on OpenStreetMap. Self-driving cars are going to need open data.
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by bluthru 12y ago
>We'd be stuck with what we have now for a very long time. Being stuck at the speed of light sounds ok to me.

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