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by estel 16y ago
The site (awesomely) says that most of the code powering it is openly available on Github ( https://github.com/ajaxorg/cloud9 ) - out of interest, which parts have you developed separately for your service?
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by estel 16y ago
There's also JSNES: http://benfirshman.com/projects/jsnes/ which probably benefits from not stretching to fullscreen.
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by estel 16y ago
Out of interest, what Windows version are you running? Adobe hasn't asked me to reboot in quite a long while.
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by estel 16y ago
1.1mb multiplied by the number of downloads of Firefox divided by the proportion of people that will use them? I don't think that that sounds like very good value...
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by estel 16y ago
Intel's page sheds some more light on it, too: http://www.intel.com/technology/io/thunderbolt/index.htm
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by estel 16y ago
Clickable: http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2011/02/careers-2-0-launches/
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by estel 16y ago
Whilst more and more sites are dropping support for it, I'd go out on a limb and claim that IE6 users are disproportionately more likely to require support using a website than others. Great app though.
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by estel 16y ago
I'm not sure I've talked to a single Android developer I know, including myself (yes, I talk to myself) that sees fragmentation as a significant difficulty in developing apps. Something to consider whilst developing? Of course (and fundamen
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by estel 16y ago
Sounds like a feature to be promoted, then.
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by estel 16y ago
The main thrust seems to be social media / marketing / business development, so Facebook does seem to be very relevant.
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by estel 16y ago
My understanding (though as an EU citizen) is that it varies ridiculously from country to country within Schengen. As much as I'd hate to revert to national stereotypes... they're likely accurate ^^ The UK, however, is pretty well known for
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by estel 16y ago
I'd imagine that a photographer doesn't have the time to require looking for clients across six continents.
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by estel 16y ago
Not necessarily. They'd presumably need to pay the higher price (or some sort of premium) to access the content on their iDevice.
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by estel 16y ago
Whilst I agree with my sibling that a button (beyond the generic 'report' link) for this would be good; most cases of hacking are either PEBKAC or a user being very careless with individual password security rather than a fundamental issue
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by estel 16y ago
Yes. At the moment they offer several options to verify your identity besides the face recognition thing (I can't recall them precisely, but I'm assuming a standard Captcha and SMS-based verification).
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by estel 16y ago
Even if IE9 were in every way superior to Chrome 11 this would still be the case, and it wouldn't really be any the fault of MSFT.
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by estel 16y ago
Indeed. I also don't think any clients will accept dropping support for IE6-8, so the IE9 release, whilst nice, will never be a limiting factor in feature support.
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by estel 16y ago
I've seen elsewhere it was suggested that whereas humans will want to get used to the question style of each category and learn from each one as they progress to harder answers, Watson has no such issues with jumping straight for high-value
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by estel 16y ago
Whilst the link was just to the js file, a discussion with 263 points is here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2161614 - which probably explains why the blog link got so few upvotes.
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by estel 16y ago
Ditto default Nexus S. Dang.
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by estel 16y ago
No, but you're implying that DDG either has no plans to make money (which is possible, if rather a short-lived plan) or will remain small enough to be reliant entirely on Gabriel's day job. DDG is a search engine that's using its search to
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by estel 16y ago
Awesome app. I've been looking for some small nfc hacking projects, and might look at getting this working properly with Oyster or something (provided I can get my hands on an updated DESfire one rather than my existing Mifare Classic).
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by estel 16y ago
Then what is their business?
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by estel 16y ago
Sometimes, whilst DDG's partnerships can be great for getting quality content to the top of search results; it's definitely not the sort of thing I'd want to see a dominant search engine doing. DDG obviously needs to do things differently i
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by estel 16y ago
That's probably because they were. Developers previously have uploaded various promotional images at resolutions suitable for the mobile Market, but the web market seems to use resources at a range of different resolutions. Whilst I haven't
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by estel 16y ago
In fairness, their announcement does say: "We are releasing the initial version of Android Market on the Web in English and will be extending it to other languages in the weeks ahead."
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by estel 16y ago
An achievements system for taxes, you say? Do I get Gamerscore? :D
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by estel 16y ago
In honesty, though, I'd be very surprised if the vast majority of Android handset owners were even aware that the 15 minute return policy existed, nevermind that it was previously 24 hours. And in this respect, it still doesn't compare unfa
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by estel 16y ago
I've done this twice now. I'm sure there was some important stuff in my "Archive all unread emails" click, but I sure as hell wasn't going to check.
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by estel 16y ago
Amazon have already said that their store won't be available on the Market, and will have to be downloaded directly from their website.

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