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by estel 15y ago
Even concerns of immediate profit aside, MSFT will definitely see it as in their interest to have a strong Windows brand in the mobile handsets market. The reason marketing has been quiet of late is more likely due to the impending release
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by estel 15y ago
What about Happy Birthday?
483.
by estel 15y ago
Are there two different sizes used for 11? I have two 11s next to each other, one with font-size 10.135196568048482px, and the other 6.871829374810328px.
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by estel 15y ago
But you know that every single one of your 256 great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfathers were at least second generation immigrants? I'm sorry, but I find that hard to believe.
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Bohemian Rhapsody recreated on classic hardware(curiositycounts.com)
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by estel 15y ago
Presumably it's appearing on various domains as those countries move into the fifth. Edit: blog says that it's appearing in the US on the 6th. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/09/happy-birthday-freddi...
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by estel 15y ago
With respect to app development, which has been incredible in how widespread it's become, it's possible it's just an extension of what the Web started: incredible democratisation of creation.
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by estel 15y ago
Against the baseline of an existing Kindle, email, web browsing, music, movies and Angry Birds are all apps.
489.
by estel 15y ago
If this device has no physical buttons, then it seems likely that it would have to be a true fork.
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by estel 15y ago
This doesn't negate releasing an update of the e-ink Kindle; though I don't think this will necessarily happen. I can definitely see another Kindle pricedrop on the cards for the Holiday season though.
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by estel 15y ago
I'm not convinced that Amazon will be marketing it in the Kindle sector. Kindle at the moment is very much associated as a device incredibly well suited to reading a book, and the existing third generation one is incredible at this. If I'm
492.
by estel 15y ago
I'm not sure what part of that screenshot is supposed to be unreadable?
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by estel 15y ago
In truth, I only say "far fetched" in the context of fifty years of hindsight. I don't know what was perceived as relatively far-fetched in 1964.
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by estel 15y ago
There's a fuller version here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT_8-pjuctM&feature=relat... The next prediction gets a bit more far-fetched, by suggesting bio-engineering chimpanzees as some form of slave labour.
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by estel 15y ago
Surely there's been a sufficient trend of posts, particularly more recently with a number of Google+ links, that google.com is no longer seen as being indicative of anything?
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by estel 15y ago
As long as their tablets aren't using eInk, I'm sure there will remain a huge market for the existing Kindle.
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by estel 15y ago
Whilst I don't disagree that there is a widespread culture of fear in many communities, I'm not convinced that this has manifested in a significant trend of parents not allowing children to play outside. Do you have any data for this?
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by estel 15y ago
It pretty incredible that in both of OP's experiences with SVN, he's persuaded the client to move across to git! That seems a pretty unusual move for a client to take on the behest of a contractor.
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by estel 15y ago
Did you read the article, out of interest? If you haven't been in a McDonald's lately, you might assume that the company simply has been the beneficiary of the struggling economy in the U.S. and elsewhere in the world, and that cost-consci
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by estel 15y ago
There's definitely leniency. Depending on the case, I believe the standard tariff reduction for a sufficiently early Guilty plea is 1/3.
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by estel 15y ago
I don't see anything to suggest that this need be any more than a coincidence of names; there's nothing that that search returns except user profiles that happen to be on porn sites.
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by estel 15y ago
I didn't take the quote out of context any more than you did in the grandparent! I definitely have a problem with the Government restricting the flow of that information; but that doesn't mean that the flow itself isn't problematic at times
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by estel 15y ago
I don't see how it's controversial to say that the "free flow of information can sometimes be a problem"? Obviously this freedom can cause problems for some at times; but this is a price we pay for a free and open society.
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by estel 15y ago
This is a slightly tired and broadly awful analogy. The rioters this week haven't shared the same motivations, determination or moral conviction of "rebel" (but now recognised) Libyan Government. If I were Libyan, this comparison would be f
505.
by estel 15y ago
The only thing I've found missing are keyboard shortcuts to navigate the book? Or am I just trying the wrong keys?
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by estel 15y ago
Firearms are only carried by limited numbers of specially trained units, and will likely only be deployed if there is reason to suspect that they're going against other armed individuals. Tasers have recently been more widely issued across
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by estel 15y ago
It's long since become little more than hooliganism. I'm sure a variety a deeper societal-reasons will be dredged up in the weeks and months to come; but what started off as a sit-in on Saturday is now just a backdrop for a large number of
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by estel 15y ago
I hope that this is a precursor to Google Voice being rolled out internationally.
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by estel 15y ago
What do you think of the LA Noire faces?
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by estel 15y ago
They've largely been released a month ago [1]. Some elements are still missing, however. [1] http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/06/new-editing-f...

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