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by falling 14y ago
And if you drive any recent diesel engine until you run out of gas, you will cause damage.
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by falling 15y ago
1987. Right when Apple was starting to fall apart under Sculley. I think you just proved his point.
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by falling 15y ago
> Google makes those videos for a long time now and usually they actually make it happen. Do you have have links to any of them handy? It would be interesting to compare the concept video to the real product.
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by falling 15y ago
> And skiers/snowborders would enjoy them for other information (How many Gs am I pulling in this turn? How fast am I descending? Where am I?) http://www.reconinstruments.com/products/mod
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by falling 15y ago
Just a hunch: on the iPhone the app applies the filters in realtime while taking the picture. Does it do that on Android too? If yes, the requirement might be on the GPU. Do the other apps on Android do it?
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by falling 15y ago
Either you don't really have a Mac or you've been plugging your hard drives to the video out. FireWire has had a grand total of two different plugs.
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by falling 15y ago
Non creepy version? http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/where-the-ladies-at/id4156024...
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by falling 15y ago
Right. Silly me. What a weird way of doing it though.
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by falling 15y ago
I never knew about the distinction either. But if interpreted that way 6 ÷ 2 (1 + 2) should then translate to 6 / (2 * (1 + 2)) = 1 I guess this only reaffirms the fact that the expression is ambiguous.
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by falling 15y ago
that seems wrong to me too, either I lost my math or I don’t see how he went from 6 ÷ 2 (1 + 2) to (6 * (1 + 2)) / 2
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by falling 15y ago
What? Of course there are. That is not what I meant. If you choose to use a full Free Software stack, you'll have to face some inconveniences: fewer hardware choices, different or unavailable software and codecs, etc. Easy examples: if you
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by falling 15y ago
If they don’t share that view, I think they fail to understand what the FSF is all about. I’m fairly certain RMS itself would agree that the ideal of freedom they fight and advocate for is to be followed without compromising to practical in
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by falling 15y ago
They do have that data, and you can see it: http://www.google.com/s2/search/social https://www.google.com/settings/ads/onweb/ (not sure the links work, you get there through the dashboard)
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by falling 15y ago
True, but WebDAV clients are nowhere near the perfect user experience that the proprietary Dropbox client provides (at least on OS X and Linux, I don’t know about Windows).
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by falling 15y ago
I don't like people here dismissing the ideas in Svbtle because of the smugness of its author. I agree with everybody else that Dustin presented it in a very elitist and smug way, but that doesn't discount the fact that the ideas are good.
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by falling 15y ago
I was referring to Thinkpads specifically. While I loved mine, the display has never been their strong suit at all.
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by falling 15y ago
Here’s how: http://dontbubble.us I always thought that search personalization was of course better, until that page made me think about the downsides.
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by falling 15y ago
Higher resolution sure, definitely not better quality.
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by falling 15y ago
So I guess the best choice is to develop with clang for better error reporting and support tools and do the final production build with gcc for optimizations :)
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by falling 15y ago
> I don't believe Apple is doing this out of altruism for users or developers. I think they are honestly going after Google, Microsoft, Dropbox, et al. at the same time. And the most effective way to do that is to have...80 million use
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by falling 15y ago
It’s pretty good, but I wish it was as pretty on the desktop as it is on mobile.
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by falling 15y ago
without logging into Google and creating a public profile if you don’t have one.
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by falling 15y ago
If that’s how it works it means that all my data is going through your proxy server. Is that correct? Is the connection encrypted?
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by falling 15y ago
Not really. Maybe you lived in the US, where they've never been popular, but back in the day people absolutely loved their Nokia and never wanted to change to another brand. Nokia was the cool kid at the time. (myself I always thought they
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by falling 15y ago
So, since every single application in your computer can access all of the same data and do whatever they please, has had that ability since forever and we see that as an advantage (see problems with adding sandboxing on the Mac), why are we
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by falling 15y ago
sane error messages are worth the switch alone.
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by falling 15y ago
> This size is comparable to the worst compact DSLR's (the four-thirds system used by Olympus and Panasonic) Are you sure? The article says the whole camera module is about 1cm in width and height. 4/3 sensors are 13x17mm. Sensor size
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by falling 15y ago
> The critical difference is once a new version of iOS is released Apple stop distributing the old one and all supported devices can get the update on release day by clicking a button.
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by falling 15y ago
my bad, I checked Wikipedia and got deceived by the phrase “[…] officially launched at the Galaxy Nexus and Ice Cream Sandwich release event on 19 October 2011” but then it says only the SDK was released that day. so, one month difference
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by falling 15y ago
The best I know of are from single developers, not global: http://www.quora.com/What-proportion-of-all-iPhone-owners-us... http://www.marco.org/2011/11/30/more-ios-device-and-os-versi... for reference, iOS 5 was released October 12, Ice

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