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Sony fails to show PlayStation 4 console at PlayStation 4 event(theverge.com)
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Google Developing Touchscreen Devices Using Chrome Operating System(online.wsj.com)
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by cooldeal 14y ago
Perhaps they had made an offer. We never would know. We don't even know the details of the Mozilla-Google deal. For all the openness that Google and Mozilla appear to proffer, the agreement between them is a secret.
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by cooldeal 14y ago
I clicked the article to read some insightful analysis and all I found was contentless tripe filled with blogspam and a non-sequitir title.
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by cooldeal 14y ago
Warning: The below site is reported to be still infected, do not visit, even if you have Java disabled since it may be host to other exploits. According to the NYTimes, the site is iPhoneDevSDK (not including a clickable link for obvious re
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WSJ: Google developing plans to launch retail stores in the US(theverge.com)
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Google Works on Launching Retail Stores (online.wsj.com)
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by cooldeal 14y ago
>Call me old-fashioned, but I like "owning" my software. I like picking and choosing where I can install it and how I use it. And, also call me sensible. I can pay $150 a year for Office 365 Small Business Premium forever and a day or I
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by cooldeal 14y ago
>only a small number of its employees' Macintosh computers were breached, but "there was no evidence that any data left Apple." Looks like Apple is worried more about leaks of their unreleased products. I would be more worried about dat
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This is how people queue in Thailand [pic](twitter.com)
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Making Sharing Better - The Quora Blog(blog.quora.com)
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A world of hurt after McAfee mistakenly revokes key for signing Mac apps(arstechnica.com)
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by cooldeal 14y ago
If the web is 99.9% typography, then this article is 99.9% unreadable. I see this 'gray text on white' mostly from designers/developers using Macs. Is it something in the guideliness or is it because of Apple's website design that so many o
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IOS 6.1 lock-screen bypass fumble highlights BYOD fragility(zdnet.com)
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by cooldeal 14y ago
I guess that would be Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols of ZDNet. I remember him saying he wouldn't bet one nickel that the Surface Pro would come with a unlockable bootloader. He should've bet a million, he would've won!
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by cooldeal 14y ago
Yes, but some OEMs may ship machines without Windows 8 certification, and Microsoft cannot do anything about them shipping with no way to turn Secure Boot off, an ironic consequence of the DoJ lawsuit against them. Thus, the OEMs need to be
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MIT creates LED that cools its surrounding environment(lighting.co.uk)
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by cooldeal 14y ago
>I picked 2010 as it was about the time Chrome started it's push around here (I'm in Czech Republic at the moment) - ads in radio, tv, outdoors, on homepages of google.com, youtube.com; Opera was often blocked from accessing gmail, apps
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Opera founder sells shares, potentially clearing way for acquisition(gigaom.com)
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by cooldeal 14y ago
And Microsoft can only do wrong.
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by cooldeal 14y ago
>Support for their flagship products, gmail, google docs, etc is non-existent How are they flagship products? Their flagship profit maker is ads and I hear their support for advertizers is top notch. I doubt Gmail makes enough off its a
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by cooldeal 14y ago
As far as I know, there is nothing of that sort on HN. If you know more or can list sites that have the degrader applied to them, I'll be thankful.
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by cooldeal 14y ago
Flagging on HN isn't really the same as downvoting on Reddit. From the HN guidelines: If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" link. (Not all users will see this; there is a karma t
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by cooldeal 14y ago
The "moderators" here are just readers and commenters with karma more than 500(including you, I see). How does one email them? >draw parallels with any part of Germany less reputable history Erm, it's about a jury system that failed, no
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by cooldeal 14y ago
Looks like even mentioning the flagging is taboo. My top level comment on this story[1] calling out the flagging is sitting at the bottom of the comment pile, very grayed out. [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5203191
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by cooldeal 14y ago
Why in the name of sweet Jeebus would someone flag this post on HN? http://i.imgur.com/ao8qgdG.png This is ridiculous, and proves that HN is filled with closed minded fanboys and hater zealots instead of technology lovers who otherwise ha
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by cooldeal 14y ago
>but the actual issue people were taking with the Surface is the fact that when you buy it it's packed so full of bloat and crapware What bloat and crapware are you talking about? Office? If the 128GB MBA is taking up similar space, doe
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by cooldeal 14y ago
>For someone who's looking for a laptop, it loses to many laptops (in price, performance, ergonomics - whatever it is you care about, there's something that handily beats the Surface Pro Is there an ultrabook laptop with a 1080p touchsc
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by cooldeal 14y ago
The Ars review of the Surface Pro has more details on disk space: Unlike Office in Windows RT, this Office is fully uninstallable if you don't like it. Doing so will liberate about 2.3 GB of disk space. Even if you keep Office, you'll have
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Researchers Opt To Limit Uses of Open-access Publications(science.slashdot.org)
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