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2 Billion Jobs to Disappear by 2030
(futuristspeaker.com)
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New "Windows" logo unveiled in Windows 8 Consumer Preview
(fudzilla.com)
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Why Apple should be worried about Windows on ARM
(zdnet.com)
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Second Google Wallet security vulnerability confirmed, affects all users
(theverge.com)
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Steve Jobs FBI file
(vault.fbi.gov)
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I don't believe the iOS sandboxing would allow for V8, though. Isn't this the same problem as "my third party app WebView is slow because it doesn't support Javascript JIT"?
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Jcpenney's new strategy
(jcpmediaroom.com)
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This is what I'm getting at. I don't believe most people are so laser-focused on a single one task that they have nothing else to do but read HN. If you have one and only one thing to do, you still might as well attempt to complete some f
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15y ago
We all know that context switching is bad, and it's tough to switch so much, but did Ed really have nothing else to do? He seems bothered by what the boss was asking him, yet he blows most of the 3hrs not working on what he said he needed
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ITC throws out Barnes & Noble's antitrust claims against Microsoft
(fosspatents.blogspot.com)
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Why leave the one who loves you? Stay, baby
(withinwindows.com)
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The dirty secret of browser security
(scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.com)
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15y ago
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12359/bing_spyw.png I'd never searched anything like this before, and I'm not using the Bing bar or anything. I didn't even try it in Google first (I did try it after, obviously)
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I just checked on Bing and it's in the description of the second result, from a Jan 13th article. http://www.bing.com/search?q=SPYW > Jan 13, 2012 · Summary: Google’s Search Plus Your World (SPYW) announcement has ruffled some feather
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15y ago
SmartScreen addresses the security 'hole' that is the user itself. I'm curious about what you are really asking them to address here? I'm not seeing a solution other than for the OS to only run signed code. What OS is secure from arbitra
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Join Bitcasa right now
(portal.bitcasa.com)
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15y ago
Perhaps more interestingly, can Amazon S3 be shutdown? My understanding is that Dropbox is effectively an S3 client, so how is that line drawn?
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2012 CES Keynote Live
(microsoft.com)
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I always promote FIRST to high school students when possible. I very much feel that it was one of the most (if not the most) important experiences of my career. Nothing else has even come close in terms of how much there was to learn, b
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Wouldn't that be a really hard line to draw? The barista example is solid, but isn't the spectrum so broad that it'd be impossible to really say what is and is not their field of study [for many people/cases]? I'd sure like to see such num
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15y ago
Can you mention what the two degrees were? Maybe you've implied something but I'm not seeing it.
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15y ago
http://www.google.com/ads/preferences See "Your categories" Edit - Sorry, I copied the link from the Google results page, it acutally shows up as adspreferences in the ad, but ads/preferences below. Kind of strange.
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15y ago
Not quite the same, but Microsoft is doing 'Windows To Go' for Windows 8. Might be neat if it integrated with the phone somehow. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_To_Go
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15y ago
This doesn't seem to crash in IE10, but I can't right-click on the page to view source, so perhaps the child process is frozen or otherwise isolated from causing harm.
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Each time Google updates Gmail, there is another hit on accessibility for visually impaired users. With each new version, zooming makes the content area smaller and smaller, while making the (significantly less useful) editing elements and
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I have used the Android app a little bit, the integration looks great on the surface. The problem (as I understand it) is that the GV app uses data, which means it uses more battery than just SMS, and doesn't work as well in low signal cir
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I didn't port (and wouldn't for the MMS/landline issues alone, I think) - I did it all 'on top' of an at&t and an ipkall.com/SIP/asterisk number.
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I used to be a huge fan of Google Voice, but I'm not so hot on it anymore. I started using it because I didn't have good at&t reception at my house. It was a godsend at first, I could actually get text messages without having my phone
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I agree with you and I don't feel that QR codes are a good fit for things like this (it's just awkward), but just a small nit: Windows Phones actually do support QR codes (and other bar codes) out of the box. I'm sure there are others, bu
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I really liked the idea of Chrome to Phone on Android, so I built Send to WP7 for Windows Phone. I kind of feel that using SMS is really only a good fallback solution for phones without a good app (not to mention removing the need for cell
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