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dalai
13y ago
Samsung, HTC, LG are selling Android. Their other phones aren't selling really. If Nokia sold Android, they would be far behind in the Android market, and won't sell too many Lumias either. My feeling is that they are not sellin
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13y ago
Really? How will their marketing handle this? Imagine three entirely incompatible operating systems. Exactly the same way Samsung, HTC are/were handling it. Add to that, they need to sell Symbian for a few more years anyway. Nokia
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dalai
13y ago
A reply by a Gnome dev to an older bug (536271) about this is even more telling: I would even go as far as to disable middle mouse paste without exposing any GUI option for this [...] A hardcore unix person will shout and sc
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dalai
13y ago
You could use the Kindle for Android app
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dalai
13y ago
Unless I am missing something, this is self-hosted and open source (AGPL).
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dalai
13y ago
They just launched and only have ten submissions.
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dalai
13y ago
That was posted the same day Atwood made the suggestion and although it would be nice if Gruber would play along, there is no need he actually does.
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dalai
13y ago
The translation is not too bad in this case and the PDF looks legit. Btw this is from 2012. The question was if the technology they have is capable of decoding encrypted transmissions (e.g. SSH or PGP). The reply was that in general yes, de
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14y ago
There are different levels of public involvement and doing things in public is not as bad as you make it sound to be. Even if it delays things a bit, then I would still prefer the delay over a treaty that is not in the public interest. We h
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14y ago
For some projects it is already mandated in the grant agreement. I've heard that this will be extended to all project for Horizon 2020. I am also under the impression, that the EU protects researchers who post the full version of their pape
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14y ago
The project is organized into different divisions and measures have been taken to reduce the administrative overhead where possible. Having 50 small projects does not reduce administrative costs, you would still have an enormous amount of r
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dalai
14y ago
The EU already encourages open access for FP7 (the current funding programme) and it will become even better for the new one called Horizon2020 starting next year. http://blogs.nature.com/news/2012/07/european-commission-emb...
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14y ago
I don't know about that part of the project, but you could for example simulate the effect of the local interaction between a molecule and a neuron. The mechanisms to put the molecule there could be investigated separately. > Give the s
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14y ago
> I can't help feeling this is backwards. What they are trying to say is that we can put a lot more data into our simulations and run them at different abstraction levels, which will help us improve our understanding of the brain. This
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dalai
14y ago
According to the work plan (not public as far as I know), all the platforms will be open to researchers not just from Europe but from anywhere in the world.
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14y ago
Actually it seems that it wasn't a request for tenders but a request for public comments on a tender plan. Along with Greeklug, Microsoft Hellas and other companies also submitted comments. Funnily enough, Microsoft Hellas feels that the na
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dalai
14y ago
That productivity decrease will only take place while your employee is getting to know the software. After a few months it should be about the same, but you still need to pay the license fees every so often. In this particular case most of
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dalai
14y ago
Unfortunately comment #14 doesn't say anything. He just posted the links to search on three bugtrackers for brightness. There is still no specific bug that he mentioned.
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14y ago
Perhaps it is not a very new or well supported argument, but this is not why TED chose not to show it. The TED curator basically admits that he doesn't agree with the idea and that he also finds it too partisan to distribute. I would be wor