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by doron 16y ago
IT Dept. around the world will now get washed with calls, on how the internets dont work.
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by doron 16y ago
I will admit, i didn't know this, and that is great news. However upgrading Exchange is no trivial task, and it would seem fairly trivial to release an update for their 2007 OWA that fixes this.
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by doron 16y ago
jodrellblank - you are the voice inside my head.
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by doron 16y ago
you are right, I still maintain that Microsoft needs to be more control freak on this. It has direct connection to the degraded windows experience, and is something Apple rightfully latched on to promote the alternative. At the very least p
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by doron 16y ago
Please abandon IE only interfaces for your enterprise products. Having a fully functioning web interface for outlook web access or sharepoint shouldn't be a big deal, but it is a constant problem, you cant force people to use IE, embrace th
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by doron 16y ago
"Promiscuous Blue would be a great name for a band" International Klein Blue is probably the most promiscuous blue you can find, you cant reproduce that unnerving vibrancy on screens yet, pity.
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by doron 16y ago
I Should be clear, i am now using Android and I am very happy with it. the ability to sideload gave me Swype beta which is not afforded through the android market. If the service provider chooses to block sideloading on android, then they d
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by doron 16y ago
I just dont get this line of reasoning, i had a mediocre Windows phone on Verizon, and i could do anything on it including mp3 ringtones. there was no restriction on any element, that was before the iPhone was around. I dont really trust ei
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by doron 16y ago
Non profits and NGO get phenomenal deals in terms of licensing software from Microsoft, from my personal experience i dont know of any other company that offers anything similar. The international reach needs to be improved though, as state
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by doron 16y ago
I love it. It is a great tool for finding literary references,for instance, recalling part of a quote or a poem you have in memory, and correcting based on results, turns out to be a great time saver for me. When my search is exact, I don't
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by doron 16y ago
Book burning has a very dark history, often long and traumatically remembered. Heinrich Heine famously wrote "Where they burn books, so too will they in the end burn human beings." a century later his writings ware torched at the Opernplatz
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by doron 16y ago
Most MediaPlayers that are not Itunes (like WinAmp for windows) will mange the devices for you, without the - disabled by design feature
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by doron 16y ago
Human mediatiation is key. Skilled intelligence analysis made by well versed operators. even then it is very hard. As one intelligence analyst once told me " it is looking for a needle in stack of needles"
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by doron 16y ago
Didn't stop Microsoft from including DivX support on xbox360, and they have a wider range of content providers. At issue here is the legitimacy of Apple as content provider, not others.
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by doron 16y ago
Calling it a Hobby is a great entry point, as in removing the threat from the usurper on the most cherished media device in the typical american home - the TV, the size of the thing? you don't even need to reorganize your setup. just plop i
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by doron 16y ago
I can't deal with the glare for the length of a book read, just doesn't feel as comfortable.
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by doron 16y ago
Did Apple just shot Myspace in the face? execution style?
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by doron 16y ago
The Top down transparency imposed by Google, facebook etc (as well as the increased surveillance by other entities) seems to be tempered by a bottom up demand for State and corporate secrets being leaked in increased frequency (WikiLeaks e
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by doron 16y ago
I was a late reader of his work, read them all on the Kindle. wouldn't be able to do so on th Ipad though.
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by doron 16y ago
In the options of the browser, under plugins. I have set it to prompt, best of both worlds.
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by doron 16y ago
I actually clicked on the page, following my girlfriend Facebook. But I was protected due to the ever useful Adblock extension. Probably the best plugin out there, the easiest method to fire and forget about annoying web elements.
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by doron 16y ago
I use the ipad primarily for browsing, but i miss the aggressive word wrap features on the Droid. text doesn't wrap as well on the safari, forcing me to scroll left and right. they should definitely fix that.
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Data-gobbling Android users will likely see bandwidth capped(arstechnica.com)
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Ask HN: How much of cellular network traffic is indeed wireless?
1 points by doron 16y ago|1 comments
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by doron 16y ago
Apple has only one single carrier in the US, so how many carriers did they exactly change?. Did they start to sell unlocked GSM/CDMA phones to anyone who wanted? As the article states "ban cool apps for no real reason (Google Voice on the
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by doron 16y ago
"Clearly superior product" apparently require in the context of the market point 1, 2 to be present. Nevertheless your point is taken, and i agree with it overall. All these issues of late, this pact, Facebook privacy, Apple Locks on produc
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by doron 16y ago
Exactly, the glaring problem here isn't that Google or Verizon make a deal that is beneficial to their shareholders. The problem is the complete ineptitude of the government to design regulatory law. In time perhaps we will view the failing
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by doron 16y ago
Wikileaks might be heralding a time when state secrets are bandied around like MP3, It is a bottom-up demand, and no matter what you think of its motivations, its impact will be lasting.
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by doron 16y ago
I agree, and if i am allowed a moment of NY bitterness. My most valued feature in an ATM is the - No Fee.
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by doron 16y ago
same for me, It affords little distraction,ideal for reading a book. The weight of a paperback (as opposed to my ipad, which is more like a hardcover) and in natural light the reading is a pleasure. I have the Kindle App on the ipad as well

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