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ethanpil
10y ago
touché
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ethanpil
10y ago
LOL. He writes "You see, it’s all about freedom. Freedom to do things we want that Apple doesn’t think we need to be able to do." Apple was never about freedom. Apple has always been about control. They take freedom and control aw
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Zeal – offline documentation browser for software developers
(zealdocs.org)
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ethanpil
10y ago
The OSX license agreement severely limits the practicality of this: http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macOS1012.pdf It only allows you: Section 2B(iii): "to install, use and run up to two (2) additi
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ethanpil
10y ago
But they don't need software. You are doing that work for them by giving away your core platform for free. I would imagine that if you change that now your userbase would likely rebel and/or clone/fork your software. Do you p
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ethanpil
10y ago
Whats your plan on competing with China copycats, who are no doubt already working on a lower cost clone of your product? Since its such a great idea, but uses mostly off the shelf parts and doesn't require much specialization, its a p
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ethanpil
10y ago
I agree, I'd bet they have an internal Linux build for a few years now...
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10y ago
This has been my line of thought, and makes the most sense, but still feels frustrating. At this point, I feel like the best way to go about this is some sort of Kickstarter or bounty for the Wine project to provide incentive to get these a
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Ask HN: Why Doesn't Adobe Release CS for Linux?
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ethanpil
10y ago
no irony. a tip of the hat, nod of recognition. but also raising awareness of what is really happening. i respect the move, its creative and effective.
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ethanpil
10y ago
Canoneo, great way to subtly market your product. This looks like a new site (domain from May 2016). Kudos on this very slick move. Instead of trying to advertise yourself on HN, you just used your product as intended, with content specific
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ethanpil
10y ago
Very funny to see Apple playing catch up on design to Google in the area of flat style design. Google are the ones who pushed flat design into UI and everyone else is following their lead.
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Bliss (image)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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10y ago
If something isn't done about this very soon, people will never remember or know what used to be. Most (many?) of us here have used VCRs, tape recorders and CD burners, etc, and understand what he is talking about when we remember the
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ethanpil
11y ago
I'm crying. Remember when messaging was built on open platforms and standards like XMPP and IRC? The golden year(s?) when Google Talk worked with AIM and anyone could choose whatever client they preferred? Welcome to the future friend
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11y ago
That's what came to me instantly.
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11y ago
Very cool. Some ideas I would love to see: 1) Exclude recipe that include particular ingredient(s). (dietary restrictions) 2) Tooltips in the column headings that explain the various ratings and indexes you are using
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ethanpil
11y ago
IMHO, the stock keyboard on Surface devices is barely functional. It looks nice but lacks a lot of features that I am used to from my (non Microsoft) mobile devices. I am hoping this acquisition is a move to improve that technology.
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11y ago
The Raspberry PI is the Amiga of our era.
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11y ago
I'm curious as to why they need to destroy the books? Remember Google's open book scanner? http://linearbookscanner.org/ https://code.google.com/p/linear-book-scanner/
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11y ago
I just didn't think it fit the profile. I didn't downvote nor complain, just asked what the justification was. Wasn't hostile, but my inquiry has produced some downvotes. Go figure.
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11y ago
I come here for news on cutting edge technology and startup culture, not social issues.
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ethanpil
11y ago
Why is this article on hacker news? What does it have to do with this community? I am just wondering how it fits in to the vision of what HN is supposed to be. Or do I not understand what it is?
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12y ago
lol, i checked the link too. got me excited
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12y ago
This is exactly was has been happening to reports about Israel / Gaza. Same problem. Outright lies.
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12y ago
WOW!! I see this as a serious competitor to Lua. I think lua because so popular because of its small footprint and easy embedability... Perhaps this is the first step to a Python revolution... I expect to see a lot of interesting devices a
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12y ago
The article implies strongly against your argument. Google didn't want or care to do it, just that people who care about this silliness got in their face... "But public campaigns have stepped up the pressure — just this spring, Je
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ethanpil
12y ago
Google "doesn't like" bad publicity from people who make a stink about non-issues like this. That't my take away from such a post. I don't want to anyone to Pyongyang or anywhere else. Those who think that that hiri
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12y ago
Google is in the profit business they don't discriminate by race. Just like any other capitalist entity, they discriminate against individuals based on perceived profitability. They hire the people they think will make them the most mo
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This makes me feel old and sad because things change so fast
(ftp.netscape.com)
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ethanpil
13y ago
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