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by bluthru 14y ago
How do you rectify your opinion with the fact that the iPad is the fastest-adopted pieces of consumer electronics? People love them, and most of those people already know what computing on a phone and laptop are like.
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by bluthru 14y ago
User experience is not a checklist. There's a big difference between having those features be usable out of the box to every customer versus giving a user an unfinished phone and making them do shitwork to make it work.
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by bluthru 14y ago
OS X might be the only OS to take advantage of the pixel doubling for a while.
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by bluthru 14y ago
This is incorrect. There are sponsored links at times inserted via Google Maps API.
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by bluthru 14y ago
Photographs and magazines are full-bleed, but we don't mind it. As long as the device is smart about ignoring perimeter touches, I wouldn't be surprised if in the future our phones are full bleed with speakers and cameras hidden behind the
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by bluthru 14y ago
>but considerably less bad than say... Building a city somewhere. Living densely is one of the most sustainable things humans can do. Nothing benefits from a nuclear disaster.
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by bluthru 14y ago
I don't really like it either, but is this something that could be legislated somehow?
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by bluthru 14y ago
So which is it, software patents are good and this is "stealing", or software patents are bad and this is inevitable?
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by bluthru 14y ago
>I think the Mac OS is a little bit too shiny as well What's shiny about OS X anymore? The only thing I can think of is a glass panel in iTunes and the stoplight window controls. It's a very subdued, minimal, content-focused GUI.