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by dvdhsu 15y ago
If you open the Installer.app package, you'll find a DMG in there. You can then partition your USB drive/internal hard drive/external hard drive with a 5 GB partition, and restore the DMG onto it via Disk Utility. You boot from the partitio
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
It is interesting to note that the first Sony retail store wholly owned and operated by Sony opened in 1982 [1], way before the first Apple store in 2001 [2]. Although Sony had retail stores almost 20 years before Apple, their stores are no
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Mark Evans, an executive at Borders until 2009, had a few insights into why Borders died. http://www.quora.com/Borders-Books/Why-is-Barnes-and-Noble-p...
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Both have terrible latency. Furthermore, they both have bandwidth caps. While the provider will not cut you off for going above, they will start charging you absurd prices for it. The only wireless broadband provider now who doesn't chargis
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
From his comments though, the only reason that they didn't launch at SXSW was bacause he didn't "like" conferences. Honestly, it seems to me that he was either too hubristical or naïve.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Interesting that he mentions Hotmail. Hotmail addresses are indeed notorious for their lack of permanence. Last time I checked, if you do not log in for 270 days, your account is deleted, and your username is up for grabs. [1] If somebody e
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Perhaps somebody could create a service and send new episodes automatically to the free Kindle e-mail address that pushes via WiFi. That way, once a new episode comes out, boom, it's on your Kindle ready to watch with no intervention on you
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Apple Cuts iAd Fees(macrumors.com)
4 points by dvdhsu 15y ago|0 comments
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Jon Rubenstein: Touchpad's Lukewarm Reception Similar to the Original Mac OS X's(precentral.net)
2 points by dvdhsu 15y ago|0 comments
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Just to clarify, I believe mkr-hn means the trackpad itself, not the buttons on the trackpad. Most trackpad buttons these days are physical. The trackpad itself, however, is capacitive.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
The iPhone doesn't look like a Nokia brick, yet it has a hardware home button. Similarly, the Nexus One had hardware buttons below the screen. On the other hand, the Nexus S uses capacitive buttons. Hardware buttons are typically easier to
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
This seems fairly exploitable. I post a question, and wait for answers. I create another account and answer it. I pick my own answer as the best answer, and I lose no money. I gain the information that others gave me for free.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
> Then 6-8 months later we'll see RIM starting to ship consumer Android devices with a Blackberry security/messaging ui layer alongside their other products. It will stabilize their fortunes and they could go on to be the leading Androi
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
I had always thought Apple was very close to Intel, as they work closely together. Peculiar.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Some of my Chinese friends say, "If you can solve it with money, it isn't a real problem."
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
> A broken link gets it immediately marked down? Makes sense. If we can't open the site, we scratch our heads and move on. On the other hand, if we can open the site, we scratch our heads and say: "Yeah right! The site isn't down! No up
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
The CIA should be relatively secure: they are an intelligence agency, after all. Breaching a intelligence agency's website will cause the agency to lose more face than a Senator does after his or her website is hacked.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Confirming that it is indeed down for me. I wonder what the CIA are going to do, especially because LulzSec is directly targeting them now.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
He actually called Bill Hewlett [1], one of the founders of Hewlett and Packard [2]. 1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=g... 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Reddington_Hewlett
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Yep, "none" is not always singular. For example: "None of them are coming today" instead of "none of them is coming today". It is generally considered unidiomatic to use the latter.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
"they're" refers to a party in third person, while it should refer to "us" which is in first person.
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
> But in reality Thunderbolt has just made internal PCI obsolete. The current Thunderbolt implementation transfers up to 10 gigabits/second bi-directional. [1] The current PCI-E X16 slots in the Mac Pro transfer up to 64 gigabits/secon
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Why?
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Ever since the unibody revamp, the MacBook Pro hard drives have become incredibly easy to upgrade. For those with a removal battery, the whole process takes no more than fifteen minutes. For those with an integrated battery, it should a lit
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
I own an original Pré from Sprint. The first six months, I ran it overclocked to 1 GHz when the screen was on and it worked reasonably. After the first six months, the hardware started falling apart: power button stopped working, volume but
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
If we don't share, won't they just break in to get it?
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by dvdhsu 15y ago
Depends on whether the login username is public or not. If you're on a community based site where others can see your username, there's no reason to hide it. Anybody trying to brute force your password is probably specifically targeting you
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by dvdhsu 16y ago
I'm very curious, do you have an update?
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by dvdhsu 16y ago
>Note, the buses can be dangerous if they aren't local buses. Some special tourist buses disgorge the passengers into a small village, where taxi drivers insist on exorbitant fees to take you back to civilization. As somebody who has ta
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by dvdhsu 16y ago
I refuse to believe that there are no tools that can dictionary attack sentences.

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