dustice

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by dustice 16y ago
I believe they use Facebook's open graph API to scrape data. Facebook has been known to shut down access when you're taking too much information too fast without notifying them (as in the case of Twitter and Ping), but I imagine Greplin wil
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by dustice 16y ago
I found the researcher's website ( http://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/jay.kennedy/ ) to be very helpful in understanding what an important discovery this is. Drafts of his papers are also available there.
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by dustice 17y ago
Just FYI - You can actually manually update your Nexus One by following the instructions here: http://www.androidcentral.com/how-manually-update-your-nexus... .
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by dustice 17y ago
I'd love to go, but it seems kind of pricey - did anyone go last year? And if you did, did you think it was worth it? (Not including the benefit of the free phone, which I don't think they'll do again.)
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by dustice 17y ago
I've seen many articles recently that suggest Microsoft's bundling of Browser to OS is analagous to Google's bundling of OS to Browser. They miss the key distiction that Google's offerings are /free/ and open-source. You don't like the OS?
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by dustice 17y ago
Wow, I thought I was just being shy, but I've been adhering to a similar strategy my whole life when joining a new group: stay back, let the group welcome you in instead of forcing yourself into the group. I also find that befriending sin
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by dustice 17y ago
I think the point of the article is that it isn't "obvious to everyone that it's quite saturated" (at least not for me). We are bombarded with iPhone success stories, and he's just pointing out it's not all rainbows and roses on the iPhone
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by dustice 17y ago
I imagine the standard leasing procedures would apply - that is, safety deposit + contract.