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by error54 14y ago
IGN review of the game that made Starcraft what is today. http://www.ign.com/articles/1998/08/01/dominion-storm-over-g...
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by error54 14y ago
A quick google search ( http://bit.ly/RkNKpF ) shows that there are plenty of tablets under $99. I think sub $100 tablet by Google will be good for the market but not any huge game changer like the article makes it out to be.
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by error54 14y ago
1. Chrome is already on version 22. By the time IE10 comes out, Chrome and Firefox will be already several versions ahead. 2. I wouldn't call microsoft-news.com a reliable source for browser comparisons.
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by error54 14y ago
As all of the youtube comments point out, the drops are clearly biased towards the iPhone for example, the galaxy lands screen side down while the iPhone lands on its side.
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by error54 14y ago
I think the pledges should be adjusted. I understand that he's trying to raise for funding for this project but for $50 you should at least get a copy of the ebook.
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by error54 14y ago
I'm with you. I thought these were one of those "ironic" type awards similar to the Darwin awards or the razzies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_Awards https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Raspberry_Award
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Samsung Galaxy S4 due out in February(cnn.com)
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by error54 14y ago
No worries my friend. I know it's often difficult to convey tone over the web so big up to you for apologizing. Honestly, it's standup people like you that keep me coming back to HN for news and good debate rather than some of the other sit
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by error54 14y ago
Unfortunately, the world is still in such a sad state that your above comment could absolutely be construed as your own personal beliefs which is why I asked if you were serious lest I overreact and turn what would be an otherwise lively d
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by error54 14y ago
> and what is/was wrong with slavery Seriously?
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by error54 14y ago
"In collaboration with Internet Explorer" Doesn't even have a good fail back on IE 8 which still has a good percentage of the market.
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Free ebook: The Past, Present, and Future of JavaScript [Kindle Edition](amazon.com)
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by error54 14y ago
Looking at the pictures, the only practical use for this would be a laptop. Charging via a desktop or a radio (which I have done many times) would make such a short cord impractical if not impossible as the cord would just fall out of the u
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by error54 14y ago
Let's not forget traffic jams caused by rubbernecking.
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by error54 14y ago
You bring up some very valid points. There will always be drivers on the road (assuming the government doesn't make it illegal) long after automated cars are fully integrated into society. Hell, I bet it will take at least 10-15 years befor
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by error54 14y ago
Ah that makes sense. Thanks tlb.
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by error54 14y ago
Also, what's the point of releasing password protected files to public? I mean, they give you the password thus kind of making the whole password thing a moot point.
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by error54 14y ago
DL links for the lazy: http://freakshare.com/files/6gw0653b/Rxdzz.txt.html http://u32.extabit.com/go/28du69vxbo4ix/?upld=1 http://d01.megashares.com/dl/22GofmH/Rxdzz.txt http://minus.com/l3Q9eDctVSXW3 https://minus.com/mFEx56uOa
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by error54 14y ago
I think the fact that the admins kept the site running (albeit slowly) while getting hit with an unprecedented amount of traffic is pretty darn impressive. On another note, I can't wait to see other politicians try an AMA. I have a feeling
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Apple tries out new think different campaign(news.cnet.com)
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by error54 14y ago
The article does seem a little bullying. I mean, what harm has she really done other than lie (which every business person has done since the beginning time). I could see if she caused some startup to go under or cost some company millions
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Bing revamps its search page with much cleaner design(techcrunch.com)
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by error54 14y ago
While we all have our gripes, I am enjoying the various ways developers can write software for Windows RT. I understand Microsoft is (probably) just trying to play catchup to iOs and Android in terms of apps but allowing developers to creat
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by error54 15y ago
My first guess would be to get on the social media site(Facebook, twitter, etc...) and promote the hell out of your company. Next, I would start up a blog and explain some of the merits and technical innovations of your company. Sites like
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by error54 15y ago
It really is a biased article over a trivial amount of bandwidth. I'd like to see the percentages for Facebook or YouTube from corporate addresses. I'm certain that they're astronomically higher yet I don't see anyone making a fuss over it.
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by error54 15y ago
I think it's a good idea. It will be interesting to see the implementation of it.