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by commandar 16y ago
Android should be getting official Flash support with the 2.2 announcement at Google I/O tomorrow.
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by commandar 16y ago
Absolutely. I'm actually kind of surprised at how relatively inept Google is in the social networking field. They have Orkut, but it's pretty much a flop in the US. I mention it in another comment, but they have pretty much the perfect plat
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by commandar 16y ago
I haven't read too much on the technical side of things about this yet, but TechCrunch's quick rundown sounds a lot like what I was arguing Wave had the potential to become when it launched a year ago. If you stepped back from Wave and stop
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by commandar 16y ago
I seem to be in the minority, but I'm not a huge fan of the UI design in the new official Twitter app. My biggest complaints: Pattern 3: The Dashboard Not a huge fan of this, mainly because it feels redundant and adds to the app's inconsist
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by commandar 16y ago
"In 2007, for example, Kevin Rose surrendered to a mob of Digg users who were upset that Digg was blocking stories publishing the decryption key for HD DVDs." Interesting for me, as that was the point where I left digg for greener pastures.
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by commandar 16y ago
Interesting sidebar to this: Apple had completely cut Gizmodo out of prerelease iPad access. In fact, the snub came literally as Gizmodo editor Brian Lam was already on a plane to meet with Apple on it: http://www.businessinsider.com/apple
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by commandar 16y ago
Mac users seem incapable of distinguishing between a bad format and a bad port. Flash on OS X is the latter; Flash runs about the same on my 2.16GHz C2D MBP as it does on my 1.6GHz Atom netbook. I don't run around foaming at the mouth about
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by commandar 16y ago
The problem is, by serving a warrant and confiscating all his computers and related devices, they've bypassed his ability to protect sources not just in this case, but in all other cases, as well. That's the rationale for making the legal
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by commandar 16y ago
Fair enough, I'm largely talking about Gruber doing things like comparing Darbyshire unfavorably to a drunk character from the Simpsons when the analysis I've seen from people who actually practice and teach law for a living has been far mo
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by commandar 16y ago
Yet Gruber's been gleefully declaring Gaby Darbershire, who's an attorney with years of experience in corporate law, a hack for the last few days now.
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by commandar 18y ago
* Pressing Apple + C or Apple + Z meant forcing my hand in to uncomfortable, unnatural positions - I prefer the spacing on a standard PC keyboard between Ctrl + C/etc* Huh? I'm pretty platform agnostic, but I've always liked this about the
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by commandar 18y ago
Three words: Safari trojan horse.
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by commandar 18y ago
From TFA: "Cellphones emit non-ionizing radiation, waves of energy that are too weak to break chemical bonds or to set off the DNA damage known to cause cancer. There is no known biological mechanism to explain how non-ionizing radiation mi
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by commandar 18y ago
Wait. He's treating Crucial like it's some unheard of offbrand of memory? Seriously?