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by bonch 15y ago
Sorry, but the Android app market is practically insignificant compared to iOS.
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by bonch 15y ago
No.
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by bonch 15y ago
The Developer Previews are only available to Apple IDs registered to members of the developer program.
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by bonch 15y ago
Makes me wonder about the future of Logic Pro. Most of the Logic team has been occupied working on Garageband for iOS.
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by bonch 15y ago
The study claims that women lose less money in the market because they're risk-adverse, so that means they're "better at everything?"
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by bonch 15y ago
It wasn't a true single window mode; there were still secondary windows, and Interface Builder was not integrated.
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by bonch 15y ago
I don't see what's changed in 10.7 regarding windows. Can you point the app that had multiple windows, but moved to something else? Other than the APIs for fullscreen support, there's little that can be said without violating NDA. Other A
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by bonch 15y ago
You mentioned visual clutter, and then your first bullet point was about too much spacing. Clutter--according to the OS X dictionary you cited earlier--refers to a jumble or tangle of items, implying that they are close together. That's the
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by bonch 15y ago
You come off as far more angry than is warranted for this conversation.
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by bonch 15y ago
From the article: "DoS mitigations are implemented in current internal builds and will ship with Silverlight 5 RTM." - Microsoft This issue is already addressed. It's a non-issue being drummed up by Microsoft competitors. Even John Carmac
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by bonch 15y ago
Did any of the Microsoft-bashers here even read the article? Microsoft responds in the comments and says the issue is already fixed in internal builds and will ship with Silverlight 5 RTM.
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by bonch 15y ago
I'm glad that someone demonstrated Microsoft's FUD and their double-standards for security with a simple bit of code. Microsoft's reply is at the top of the comments to the article and reads: "DoS mitigations are implemented in current in
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by bonch 15y ago
What rumors? Logic already had its revamp a couple of major versions ago.
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by bonch 15y ago
It's an attempt to have it both ways, appealing to authority without making the authority publicly responsible for the statements.
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by bonch 15y ago
> I have a feeling the chrome developers have a better idea about how to sandbox a browser than John Carmack does, as awesome as he is, this is just arguing to authority when there is a long list of points that OP made that havent been
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by bonch 15y ago
So emotion sways you rather than fact-based rationality, gotcha.
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by bonch 15y ago
> Well, this got a bunch of upvotes and a bunch of downvotes. Quite honestly, I'm not complaining about the scoring, but I'd like to understand the thinking here. Is it just "I want the shiny new API, stop saying these unpleasant things
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by bonch 15y ago
For fuck's sake. Enough with the stupid Bitcoin stories.
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by bonch 15y ago
What's with all the sudden HN coverage of these silly internet fun bucks?
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by bonch 15y ago
http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2011/01/31/samsung-galaxy-tab-sa... But during the company’s quarterly earnings call on Friday, a Samsung executive revealed those figures don’t represent actual sales to consumers. Instead, they are the numbe
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by bonch 15y ago
The article is a little silly in that it pretends walled gardens don't already exist. To many people, the web is just Facebook and Yahoo Mail.
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by bonch 15y ago
I don't like the idea of the browser visiting pages before I've told it to.
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by bonch 15y ago
And my criticism was about the recent imbalance of such topics.
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by bonch 15y ago
Paul Graham 14 August 2007 As of today we've expanded the focus of news.ycombinator.com from news about startups to news interesting to hackers generally. To reflect that we've changed the name to Hacker News.
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by bonch 15y ago
While this may just be temporary, I don't see why it would matter if it wasn't. Apple probably also uses Linux and FreeBSD for things.
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by bonch 15y ago
Welcome to Yuppie News, home of endless startup and entrepreneur links.
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by bonch 15y ago
What's with all the entrepreneur and startup articles? I thought this was Hacker News, not Yuppie News.
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by bonch 15y ago
You might also say that Windows treats you as if you have a life and don't spend your free time setting up sound cards and installing multiple desktop environments. We also no longer hand-crank automobiles to start them.
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by bonch 15y ago
Tethering is easy on Windows.
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by bonch 15y ago
Sorry, but Linux drivers are often poor-quality, and there are too many package managers and sound APIs and desktop environments. If you think connection sharing to an Xbox or using your phone as a modem are things the mainstream public eve

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