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16y ago
Signed up! Eager to take this for a test drive. I've been waiting impatiently for Google Voice to roll out in Canada..
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16y ago
I would actually say that Microsoft's tunnel-vision on everything being a Windows powered "pc" is why they have always failed in the tablet market over the years.
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16y ago
Since the remove is RF vs. IR you can actually put the thing just about anywhere. Mine sits behind my TV.
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16y ago
I ran it on an HTPC for about a month before I bought the Boxee Box.
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16y ago
I bought a Boxee over the Christmas holidays and have loved every minute of it. Over the years I've built tons of HTPC's (dating back to 1999) and have had to put up with all of the strengths and weaknesses related to the variety of solutio
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16y ago
I'm just happy they properly called it a "Safe deposit box." It annoys the crap out of me when people call it a "Safety deposit box"
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16y ago
It is simple to protect your data. Don't put anything on Facebook that you want protected.
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16y ago
Easy solution : Allow the pirates to run wild on IPv6. Everyone else will follow.
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16y ago
I also thought perhaps April had come early. I thought a Kindle Single was just a tongue-in-cheek name for a book.
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16y ago
But with computers you have a keyboard, monitor.. eventually mouse. These things were pretty universal and even carried over from machine to machine. Even then the marketing was more about the OEM branding than Microsoft for a long time.
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16y ago
"People hate choosing between similar things. The more choice we have at the time of purchase, the more stress we feel making the choice, and the less satisfied we feel afterward because we’re worried that we made the wrong choice." That is
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16y ago
Melodramatic much?
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16y ago
I know all of the MS Fulltimers had the option of getting a free one for Christmas this month.. Wonder how that bumps up the numbers :)
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16y ago
I have to imagine that it's less than 10% of Android owners that root their phones. Certainly there is power in niche markets in this modern world where the barriers for distribution have been mostly obliterated by the internet.. That wonde
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16y ago
Some good links/ideas here. http://linuxfund.org/portland/
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16y ago
This is all nauseatingly familiar to my current circumstances.. thanks for posting!
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16y ago
Maybe I'm nuts but Slicehost for me still has the best stability of the various VM providers I use.
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16y ago
I'm just going to say that having seen the movie I'm personally impressed with how well Zuckerberg is handling responses to what must be an incredibly surreal experience in the public. His personal technical abilities and the relative accur
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16y ago
It depends on where you live. Some people can pay a few bucks a month for netflix and put an AppleTV in every room giving them access to a tremendous amount of content without having to deal with physical media. You mostly only pay for wha
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16y ago
Yep, to play a dvd I have to get out of my chair and physically move things around. To play things I have stored digitally it's just a matter of using the remote to access thousands of movies/tv shows stored on my network.
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16y ago
I would imagine it's just as cumbersome a process as playing a dvd, laserdisc, betamax, vhs is today. I agree that the state of marketplaces is not there yet but I also think that it won't stay this way for too much longer. I'm over physi
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16y ago
Maybe to you. Where I live Netflix doesn't have movies that you can't play online.
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16y ago
Two terabyte drives are $100 or less now. Optical media is growing more irrelevant every day for most of us.
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16y ago
I recommend dropping the Momentus XT. Mine died after 3 months. I moved to a Sandforce based SSD. Night and day difference.
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I would hardly call BluRay a well established standard. It's the lone HD physical media for consumers at this point but most people are still using DVD.
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No, the story is that they can shut down a domain name and there is no appeal that can be filed. You exist at the whim of the dictator. To further provide fuel for the fire the author cites and example of them shutting down another URL sh
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16y ago
Thus science proves it. Whisky is the cure for the common cold! ;)
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Personally I think Microsoft is trying to emulate the annoying Sony/Playstation 3 actor. The problem with this is that it is mostly annoying to everyone (including people who might have been on the fence regarding a playstation 3) It's hard
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I think everyone pretty much saw that distribution was going to become digital. It was easier to steal music than buy it legally. That itch (instant gratification) would be scratched sooner or later.
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16y ago
Sometimes it really depends on which side of the imaginary lines your mother's womb happened to be when you were spilled out.
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