enomar

32 ms·

271.
by enomar 18y ago
Honestly, I'm glad they did this, but the NDA was the least of my iPhone worries. App developers are still at the mercy of Apple for what apps they can develop and the public app store is still the only real way to distribute apps. Adhock
272.
by enomar 18y ago
Not interested. Do people really read computerworld.com, or is this just click-bait?
273.
by enomar 18y ago
From the T-Mobile website: "The Android Market is an application storefront, developed by Google, where you will find unique applications as well as mash ups of existing and new services from developers around the world. With just a few sho
274.
by enomar 18y ago
Bunk. The whole article is based on a huge assumption that Android won't have an app store. It's pretty much wild, misinformed speculation. Don't waste your time.
275.
by enomar 18y ago
Oh no. Some guy at The Register was able to point out 3 new technologies that haven't seen wide adoption. The world is ending. Google is a one hit wonder. San Fransisco is just a bunch of dumb hippies. OMG.
276.
by enomar 18y ago
I would have voted you up if you had actually linked to the essay.
277.
by enomar 18y ago
Better Title: "Hasty Bloomberg employee causes United Airlines Stock Crash, but I'll put Google in the title too, so people bother to read this." Even the original Wired headline was "Six-Year-Old News Story Causes United Airlines Stock to
278.
by enomar 18y ago
Summary: "Enterprise" has built itself up around IE and Windows. Chrome doesn't support ActiveX and doesn't work on some sites that were poorly written and only tested on IE. Therefore, Chrome is "not ready" for enterprise. First, I reall
279.
by enomar 18y ago
I was a little annoyed that someone posted yet another link about Google fixing the EULA, but this actually has some decent info in it about why they need section 11 for the other Google services... "You'll notice if you look at our other p
280.
by enomar 18y ago
A new EULA has been posted... http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html 11. Content license from you 11.1 You retain copyright and any other rights you already hold in Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services.
281.
by enomar 18y ago
Did you ever see a leaked screenshot, memo or email? Everything else is just rumor or speculation.
282.
by enomar 18y ago
At the very top of the download EULA... "These Terms of Service apply to the executable code version of Google Chrome. Source code for Google Chrome is available free of charge under open source software license agreements at http://code.g
283.
by enomar 18y ago
Here's a quote from their legal team... "In order to keep things simple for our users, we try to use the same set of legal terms (our Universal Terms of Service) for many of our products. Sometimes, as in the case of Google Chrome, this mea
284.
by enomar 18y ago
Settle down. It appears they just used the default EULA that comes with all their "Services". They have since realized that they need a different EULA. You'll probably see a new (retroactive) Chrome EULA come out shortly.
285.
by enomar 18y ago
Better title: "I don't like Javascript, but I'll mention something about Chrome so people actually pay attention to what I'm saying."
286.
by enomar 18y ago
And pretty amazing they didn't have a leak!
287.
Monitor Access to Your Gmail Account(techcrunch.com)
19 points by enomar 18y ago|5 comments
288.
Google Protocol Buffers - Open Sourced(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
57 points by enomar 18y ago|24 comments
289.
by enomar 18y ago
Write software to help people protect their privacy online.
290.
by enomar 18y ago
Write software to help people communicate without being spied on by their government.
291.
by enomar 18y ago
Write some software that gives voters a way to monitor what their representatives are doing and how they are voting. Perhaps it could provide a means of informal electronic voting. Perhaps it could standardize the way government officials
292.
by enomar 19y ago
Apparently, Google provides a way to automate A/B testing... http://tinyurl.com/6naeud
293.
by enomar 19y ago
Underhanded? 1) It helps me, because I no longer have to write auth/auth and registration code. 2) It helps users, because they no longer have to create yet another account to access some random app. 3) Yes, it helps Google, because it prom
294.
by enomar 19y ago
Why add another post? You could have commented on either of these... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=157443 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=157451
295.
by enomar 19y ago
It supports django templates.
296.
by enomar 19y ago
Read the first post. They had to harden Python to allow third party code to run on their network. Other languages (once hardened) are coming...
297.
by enomar 19y ago
I have to agree with everyone here so far. None of these logos are nice to look at.
298.
by enomar 19y ago
If you want to improve your design, don't ask a bunch of geeks. Ask your users. Automate the process of doing A/B studies. In other words, make it easy for you to test a different layout against the existing one. 10-20% of your users sho
299.
by enomar 19y ago
Simulating table based layouts without tables (before there were frameworks for it).
300.
by enomar 19y ago
It seems like questions like this are trying create some kind of Hacker monoculture. That's lame. Watching TV doesn't make you a bad hacker.

More ›