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by cooldeal 15y ago
Doesn't it use a Java exploit? From the article: >..the most recent variant from earlier this week targeted an unpatched Java vulnerability within Mac OS X. That is, it was unpatched (at the time) by Apple—Oracle had released a fix for
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European Commission Opens Antitrust Investigation of Motorola Mobility(pcworld.com)
1 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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Nokia kicks off US advertising campaign with a Beta Test, takes on the iPhone(wpcentral.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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Introducing the Windows pager(facebook.com)
1 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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by cooldeal 15y ago
How is it a scam? You don't pay anything(except your time) to get into the contest and you can swap any old smartphone with a brand new phone even if you lose. Also, there have been lots of instances where they have lost.
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MS Office exploit that targets MacOS X seen in the wild(labs.alienvault.com)
37 points by cooldeal 15y ago|6 comments
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Microsoft, West Coast Customs Create the Ultimate 400-hp 'Device'(wired.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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Insight: Samsung: fast executioner seeks killer design (reuters.com)
3 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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by cooldeal 15y ago
What's up with the disgusting flagging going on with Microsoft related stories? http://imgur.com/IlAn2.jpg The hater fanboys here have even gotten Winsupersite banned from HN. This is really pathetic abuse of the flag feature for personal
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by cooldeal 15y ago
I am not surprised you'd miss something that others are able to see in a MS post :) See the left top corner of this picture: http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-bl...
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by cooldeal 15y ago
There will also be huge touch screens running Windows 8 like this one: http://theverge.vid.io/v/4bfbecd4-6301-11e1-aefa-1231391e54c... Sure will cost a pretty penny, but the sheer number of form factors that OEMs can churn out is impressi
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Pure zoom with Nokia 808 PureView(facebook.com)
3 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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by cooldeal 15y ago
No, I don't
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by cooldeal 15y ago
It doesn't just appear to be "blacklisted", it's really blacklisted. Copy pasting from my own comment from another post in this article since it's relevant here too: Sure, that might explain why Thurott's articles don't make the front page
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by cooldeal 15y ago
Sure, that might explain why Thurott's articles don't make the front page and Gruber's do, but does it explain why they're completely hellbanned from HN from even appearing on the new page where people can actually see them and vote on it i
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by cooldeal 15y ago
The real reason that is there is a fanatical fanbase, especially among sites like HN, who not only make sure his posts get top billing but also flag posts by Windows enthusiasts and insiders like Paul Thurrott are flagged to death, so much
737.
by cooldeal 15y ago
I wouldn't mind that so much but Microsoft/Windows observer (sometimes insider) Paul Thurotts' http://winsupersite.com is hellbanned on HN. Can't have a Microsoft enthusiast site even be seen or the submitted on the site right? Who knows,
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>But if you're able to get behind Google+ in the first place, and you're able to call a move from Google to Microsoft an improvement, it's a pretty safe bet there isn't an entrepreneurial bone in your body. And it's not as if the guy's
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by cooldeal 15y ago
There are a lot of haters around, for example any link to http://winsupersite.com is hellbanned. I guess the anti-MS folks that abound here(mostly Apple and Google fans) have flagged the premier source of information about MS to death bec
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Microsoft Develops a Faster Touchscreen With Only One Millisecond of Lag(pcworld.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|1 comments
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Google Confirms It's Working on Chrome for Windows 8 Metro(mashable.com)
1 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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by cooldeal 15y ago
The API for WinRT is fully baked since it's a sandboxed API, but the native code that browsers need is still somewhat in flux I think. Also, that's for x86 only. ARM devices are nowhere as polished. In fact they seem to have specifically ma
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by cooldeal 15y ago
I am also having a hard time trying to understand the author. The author seems to think that Firefox is in big trouble in the post-PC world but then tries to blame MS for that, when MS has specifically made allowance for third party browser
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by cooldeal 15y ago
The OS isn't even ready yet and they're probably tweaking the brand new full fledged API that's probably full of bugs and issues and has to run on a completely new platform for Windows, ARM and also has to be battery efficient. You're under
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by cooldeal 15y ago
I feel a little uneasy about a quickly coded 'trap' being quickly auto-deployed to tens of millions of machines automatically in a code fix that's supposed to be about fixing security, only with the intention of making a cute statement in t
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>Why should Bob at home with his five year old Dell care that this MS' salvo in the Tablet Wars? Why? Because according to Apple and articles, blogs and comments I read here, in the Post-PC world we are now living in, Bob is replacing t
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by cooldeal 15y ago
There are a lot of new shortcut keys alleviate that problem a lot.
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Rocking the Windows Server “8” Administrative Experience - Windows Server Blog(blogs.technet.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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Apple: I Was Nabbed Trying to Compare iPad Screens(blogs.barrons.com)
2 points by cooldeal 15y ago|0 comments
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by cooldeal 15y ago
>Navigating through this morass for finding the 1% of posts that are actually insightful is an exercise in frustration and usually a waste of time. The big risk is that you'll find a comment which you vehemently disagree with and fall p

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