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   by charlesism 13y ago

   I'd never even noticed there was such a thing as a 410 until this. And it's not surprising - what incentive is there for a team in the real world with a shipping product to honor it? There's a pretty obvious incentive to igno
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   by charlesism 13y ago

   Judging by the screen shots there's some talented people involved in the project, and probably a lot of care. On the other hand there's something broken with the decision making process when you wind up borrowing Apple's Dock
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   by charlesism 13y ago

   It's interesting that the features of this OS sound like the features of Gnome in the late 90s (we care about design, and we don't swamp the user with choices)... and Ubuntu a few years later. I truly wish this project the best bu
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   by charlesism 14y ago

   Agreed. The "flaw" they claim they have "discovered" is a browser feature, and an old one at that. I have problems with plenty of other Google features, but it's outrageous to blame Google for something one's browser does every time one c
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   by charlesism 14y ago

   It is common knowledge that Apple mainly uses PC hardware in their data centers. You can get an idea of the third party products they use by searching the jobs postings at jobs.apple.com. I'd bet they would be open to using non-Apple hardwa