calciphus

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by calciphus 14y ago
Credit to Google: They don't manipulate their results for marketing purposes.
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by calciphus 14y ago
Except he wasn't a designer... Take that, life's work of Jonathan Ives!
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by calciphus 14y ago
Step one, apparently, was not "check your article title"
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by calciphus 14y ago
Because DC rewards you for being a deceptive asshole, and Silicon Vally rewards you for being a clever asshole? =)
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by calciphus 14y ago
Third headline: People buy iPhones to play games, only company that really cares is Nintendo
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by calciphus 14y ago
It was the late 90s. Of course pud did.
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by calciphus 14y ago
It's reads like a creative writing piece, and is taken from a book about living with the prayer of Saint Francis. I don't believe it's meant to have literally happened, so much as to convey a lesson.
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by calciphus 15y ago
Yes, we know.
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by calciphus 15y ago
As soon as you write one!
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by calciphus 15y ago
Right mouse button > inspect element. Wasn't aware there was another way...
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by calciphus 15y ago
Because they don't have a majority share of any major market, despite what their press releases say. They own a fraction of the cellphone, laptop, mobile markets. And they are being investigated for anti-trust WRT price-fixing on e-books. O
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by calciphus 15y ago
The primary function is on the paid app that an admin can monitor many devices (iphones, android devices, laptops, etc) from a single interface, and even get periodic reports that a device is still functioning properly and at a known locati
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by calciphus 15y ago
Can be defeated by earplugs or a bit of training. Seriously not a concern.
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by calciphus 15y ago
No they don't.
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by calciphus 15y ago
Yeah, pretty much, actually. If I've checked off a box that says "don't let this happen" and then it happens? Can't really say I blame anyone but the device maker. Since you clearly can't trust app developers or websites to not try and expl
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by calciphus 15y ago
Sounds to me like they have some pretty sloppy security then. But that's pretty much the iPhone all over.
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by calciphus 15y ago
So this is counting number of "malicious" programs, not infection rate. Sounds to me like Google is probably getting better at pulling these things out, so they get resubmitted. Before, you could create an app and leave it in the store. Wit
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by calciphus 15y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=sqrt(cos(x))cos(300x)%2Bsqrt(abs(x))-0....
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by calciphus 15y ago
"Are all trite articles given idiotic, link-bait-y headlines?"
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by calciphus 15y ago
This is really spectacular. Nicely done!
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by calciphus 15y ago
But it won't. Because you can't have a revolution in education that's only available to people who spend $600+ on a piece of electronics. And Apple won't open the standard to competitors to build cheaper devices. Like they were gonna revolu
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by calciphus 15y ago
Oh man! I really was enjoying this particular sign on. It felt more magical than two-factor.
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by calciphus 15y ago
I've seen this story bubble up a few times and it just never matters. It's been trumpeted by people who are trying to claim Google (or other web companies) should be more proactively censoring. Occasional ads getting caught and removed isn'
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by calciphus 15y ago
Yeah, this is just some silly fanboyism. Comparing revenues to the inflated market cap of Apple is silly and meaningless. Apple's revenues aren't $370B. It's a completely different metric.
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by calciphus 15y ago
But those poor guys in the Apple Orchard... They don't have bathrooms, because the designer said that it would interrupt the flow of the house, and that no one uses them anymore. "But we need them", the home owners said. "No you don't," the
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by calciphus 15y ago
I've got a dozen or so projects hosted on Heroku. They're all up. Work has at least 100. No Pingdom alarms in my inbox yet.