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15y ago
Will iPhone support ever be possible?
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15y ago
What an exaggeration. Seriously, was it THIS hard for him to figure out? I found it really easy. I've got all my Christmas lists in it too. I'm on 3GS - no Siri
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15y ago
I hate it when people say "and what not". Oh, and "cool beans" makes me cringe. I'm just saying, this is something that really shouldn't be bothering you. It's a convention of online conversation. It means that someone thinks you've hit
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15y ago
I've been running AVG for a month now on my Android and actually don't mind it. It doesn't appear to be draining my battery or affecting performance, and I like the thought that should I download something from the Market that IS in their
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15y ago
I don't think it would be the hours as much as the mental focus. When I get done working for 8 hours, I'm usually with my family about an hour and a half before I can mentally break away from what I've been doing all day, and some nights m
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15y ago
I've done the same. Been at home since 2001 and now I'm even using a mini white board to create a list of things to do before 2pm. Some of those things are on the master to-do list, others are just the things off the top of my head, but i
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15y ago
No, I think it shows that there's a chance he'll have kids with a woman he never meets... somehow. Shouldn't there be a 1 in 1 chance that he'll have his kids with a woman he meets?
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15y ago
What is the possibility that ANY OF US exist AT ALL? I think it's fair to believe that we are the only intelligent beings in all the universe. What are the odds that some form of life evolved the same way we did over billions of years to fo
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15y ago
Whoa - thanks for the nostalgia. I remember spending SO MUCH time trying to work around RAM limitations using all these techniques only to find the best you could get was the ability to trick a piece of software into thinking more RAM is
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15y ago
This would work great for me. I am on wireless with my phone about 95% of the time, and only on 3G when in the car or shopping I guess. If I can still use 3G when I absolutely need it, with no "real" limitations, but stay on my wifi otherw
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15y ago
I totally agree. Stack Overflow is awesome and a great alternative to EE. When I searched for a programming answer and EE came up, most times the questions and answers were relevant. I never opted to pay for the service, and I stopped cli
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15y ago
You NEVER said "annoying". You used the terms "mislead" and "deception". THIS is annoying.
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15y ago
Nobody EVER said it had to be. They had data. It was GOOD data, and they wanted to be paid for it, but they had to tell Google they had it so people could find it. It's how advertising works. Look what we have! Come buy it.
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15y ago
But the data IS there. That is not deceptive. Are you saying that if your content is in Google's database it's required to be free? As a site owner, I have the right to decide whether or not my data is available for free, but it is there,
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15y ago
That's not really fair. At one time, cloaking data was a good way to get found and still put up a pay wall. They built a business around being able to do this. Shady folks turned this practice into a method of deception. Experts exchange
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15y ago
I think it is WAY too early to start giving the new design credit for the surge in sign-ups. For the last week there has been a ton of press leading people back into the chrome web store. As the next 30 days go by, the question is really, d
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15y ago
These landing page systems have a lot of room for improvement. Upon getting a name and email address, it would be quite valuable to present the new subscriber with some form of survey. Be it short and multiple choice, but instead of JUST s
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15y ago
I saw this service before I purchased my Mac Mini for iOS development. I opted out because tho it was more affordable and would probably fit my needs, I just didn't want my code on someone else's mac somewhere in the world. So, tho this see
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15y ago
You know when you go to Wal-Mart and there's that giant basket full of $5 movies? There "may" be a gem in there, but you have to stack and pile them all over the place, dig through loads of repeat garbage, and just hope something is in the
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15y ago
I played the free version, and here are my initial honest opinions: First the good IMO: 1) The graphics are very nice. 2) It's simple in that you can just press Play and play. I like that a lot. 3) It's very smooth and feels polished. 4) T
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15y ago
Agreed. If you have nothing in your inbox, it looks like you have nothing going on, are not successful and are unimportant. If your inbox is overloaded, then you are unproductive, overwhelmed, unhelpful, flustered. If you are in between, i
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15y ago
You may want to consider asking this on Stackoverlfow.com
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15y ago
How interesting. Google was bashed for taking so long to respond, and for not backing their developers on the cases, etc. It turns out, they were taking their time preparing to fight the patents and invalidate them, and in the end, it may
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15y ago
I deploy and update certain things at night because they REQUIRE down-time. I can't have people making certain updates while something is being moved, for example, so things have to be shut down for a few minutes. That whole line about tru
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15y ago
If anybody wants years of insight into the SaaS business model, look at reseller web hosting. People have been reselling web hosting for more than 10 years now and it is, at its core, an SaaS model in a highly competitive space. You have m
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15y ago
This is an article about why we can't drink salt water :) On hn I usually expect these titles to be tongue in cheek and the article to be about an invention that would allow us to inexpensively purify sea water for drinking. Speaking of whi
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15y ago
Music in games is most certainly part of the branding. Think of the opening chip tune to super Mario bros. Or the song that plays while the contra logo scrolled in. Those songs are as much a part of the brand as the characters, titles, en
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15y ago
Are they actually awesome, or do you just like that they are smiling at you :)
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I think any experienced Android dev will tell you, the best solution is to buy a bunch of used Android devices, plug them in, and publish to the device directly for testing. Wasting any time with the emulator or this "virtual machine" isn'
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15y ago
I have kids who watched the streaming service every now and then, but still canceled it and went Blu-Ray/DVD only because, in my opinion, 99% of the streaming content is awful. It's like the old cheap-rentals section at Hastings. The selec
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