chaos_a

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   by chaos_a 6y ago

   >By the year 2020, for example, you will need to know how to talk to your house. Today your home contains dozens of appliances, each working independently. >The lights will flicker on, the air conditioner will have kicked in, the ref
2. 62.▲
   by chaos_a 7y ago

   It's another case of focusing on the short term to save money. In the long term it damages their reputation and some frustrated businesses/users might start to consider moving away from their products if a viable alternative exist
3. 63.▲
   by chaos_a 7y ago

   Is there a way to make the timestamps permanent? Kinda sucks that they disappear when you close iTerm.
4. 64.▲
   by chaos_a 7y ago

   The problem with that is if Huawei succeeds with stolen technology, which at this point is known true, then who exactly will create new hardware and software? Since these companies aren't earning anything from stolen tech. Huawei will
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   Why True plus True = 2(youtube.com)

   1 points by chaos_a 7y ago|0 comments
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   by chaos_a 7y ago

   The javascript comments on that makes it even more hilarious: //shoehorn a iframe to cover our select elemtns for ie6. what a crappy browser.... Clearly whoever made the page hates IE 6
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   by chaos_a 7y ago

   Was minecraft already starting to get popular by the time minicraft was released? I don't think the livestream alone lead to the game's popularity, it was probably spread a lot more via word of mouth.