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by daimyoyo 15y ago
The article says that most people don't shut off broadcasting the SSID on their router because it's too much hassle. Really? The option on mine took less than a minute to turn off. Then once I set up the machines I use, they connect automat
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
AOL is a joke of a company. Watching them pivot and pivot with no real sense of vision is like watching a headless chicken running around. It's great fun, but the fact is that death is coming very soon and nothing will change that. AOL migh
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Very creative. I really like this. Well played, sirs.
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Samsung courts modder community with free phones(arstechnica.com)
2 points by daimyoyo 15y ago|0 comments
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
I understand that Apple is a very important company to Cupertino, but I've never need a city counsel so lovestruck at a meeting. They should just give him a rubber stamp for whatever he wants to do.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
As a .onion site, the silk road is not subject to US jurisdiction. I understand that Sen. Chuckles want's it shut down, but it won't happen. The nature of the internet makes sites like this virtually impossible to stop.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
The link is borked. Anyone have a cache?
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Since Steve is intimately involved, I think this will be the approved biography, but not the definitive. Steve has a way of spinning things to show him in the best light. For example, I very much doubt that this book will cover why he ignor
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
I understand why he did it(sec regulations and all) but what was the reason he thought it was cool to look like he was having an aneurism every time Kara asked him these questions? Comedy relief?
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Twipple?
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
I've said this before and I'll say it again: Sony is facing a highly skilled group of hackers that have made it their mission to ruin the company. If you have sensitive data with any of Sonys products, I'd advise you to delete it ASAP. This
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
So when Sequoia is investing in a fast casual restaurant, can we say that the bubble is now officially in play? I understand wacky tech ideas no one understands, but a restaurant? Really?
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How not to start a relationship(feld.com)
1 points by daimyoyo 15y ago|0 comments
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Why would these people file suit the week before WWDC? It makes no sense at all.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
These trolls have made 2 MASSIVE mistakes: First they threatened the developers before their single largest gathering on the planet, and second they actually filed before the conference. I'd be willing to wager any amount of money that Stev
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Dick Costolo still doesn't get Twitter. The quick bar is proof.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
My concern with this is heat. If you have 75% utilization in a mobile device, most turn into briquettes. They're impossible to hold. I wonder how NVIDIA plans to address that.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
The true power of Shakespeare's vocabulary isn't in the variety of the words he used but how he used them. I'd imagine that having a complex rhyming scheme and creating original content in iambic pentameter isn't easy and the fact he pulled
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Didn't work for me. I tried almost a dozen stores that should be open, (it's almost 4PM GMT right now) and I couldn't find a single terminal to chat on. Good idea, but it needs some fine tuning.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Dave Mathews spoke about the CueCat IP on Jason's show recently and he said it's the CueCat patents that are behind modern QR code software. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8Tczfk1saQ&feature=playe...
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Why are you still bashing the CueCat? Yes, it was ugly, and yes they messed up the marketing, but it created the QR codes we see today. Sometimes, things are before their time and they get mocked unfairly for it. For example, Nikola Tesla d
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
There are a few reasons that poor people remain poor. Math: The fact is that it's much more difficult to make $10,000 from nothing than it is to make $1M when you have $1B to use. Experience: When you're poor, the odds are very good that yo
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Now that HTC has committed to removing locked bootloaders, it's only a matter if time before all other android handset makers have to follow suit. This is a very good thing for the cellphone industry, and tech in general.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Although I'd love to fund my idea using my credit, the fact is that the sins I'd committed in college follow me today. I literally can't finance a toaster. Is that a black mark on my profile? Perhaps. But I don't think I should live in a pe
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
This feels ageist to me. I'm 30 and I am getting the feeling that even though I am more than willing to work 100+ hours a week for my idea, my age condemns me. I'm washed up before I even had the chance to get started. It's important to rem
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Twitter acquires TweetDeck(money.cnn.com)
72 points by daimyoyo 15y ago|18 comments
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
When the story of twitpic's TOS broke, I immediately deleted all the pictures I'd uploaded and changed to Mobypicture. It's not as good, but their TOS says in no uncertain terms "All rights of uploaded content by our users remain the proper
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
I've long heard Steve say he doesn't like corporate sales because he didn't like to deal with IT managers and people who didn't use the products they bought. I wonder if that's changed, or if they have a corporate sales division now.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
I have used HelloFax several times and it's awesome. I save a lot of money with it because I don't have to go to fedex and pay them $0.25/page just to send faxes.
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by daimyoyo 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you have root access to your phone, can't you work around this block?

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