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falling
15y ago
> So prices will rise. You mean just like it happened for apps?
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falling
15y ago
Correct: no conspiracy required, just bias.
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15y ago
Yes, but I don't know whether in the same context as the other checkboxes. The red one is used when deleting multiple items in a list, for example in Mail.
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15y ago
You are making my words sound worse than intended. It's not cynical: there cannot be an unbiased community so, by your reasoning, neither you or me should be part of any. I'm just saying that, by the nature of Google as a company and of thi
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15y ago
They did it just like Apple and Microsoft did it with their own audience: by making stuff they like and being friendly to them. People will always be biased, Google has always been a hacker friendly place so naturally hackers will like them
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15y ago
Not HN, NH's crowd: by flagging those links. Of course the HN code itself is not biased. (amended original post) Of course people will be biased both ways, but I never personally witnessed dead links on Apple, Facebook or Microsoft criticiz
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falling
15y ago
Easy: HN users' Google apologism. I participated in a few Google critical discussion in the past few weeks and a surprising number of them were killed for no apparent reason. They were lively, non abusive discussion, they just happened to b
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15y ago
If Android were a true open source project instead of a sequence of huge code dumps it would be much much easier and less expensive for OEMs to track the changes and update their branches. Too bad it can't be, for a few non technical reason
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15y ago
Much easier: the V sign is considered rude and offensive even in many English-speaking places.
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15y ago
Actually, while I'm still the first to say that web technologies are not ideal for apps UIs, the latest iteration (the one with the timeline) is working better than previous ones for me. Images or comments not loading or loading the wrong c
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15y ago
> OSX - supposed to be simple to use and the defaults are supposed to "just work" and make sense to most people (drag an "icon" to the "trash" to "uninstall" it made no sense to me) Application installation is the confusing part (stu
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15y ago
I’m sorry but in this case is like if that guy had a sign that said “Angry: need money to buy bullets”.
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15y ago
To all: no, I don’t think Google supports SOPA – what you explain here might be reasonable, there are other reasonable positions in other threads. I am noticing the fact that people here are taking the “watch and wait” approach, trying to e
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falling
15y ago
I love how Google always gets a free pass. People say Jobs is a cult, but this isn't much different.
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15y ago
Man, you really want Facebook to be evil, do you? Google gives you the email addresses because you provided them with that data, it's yours to begin with. Facebook will give you the email addresses, but only for the users that allowed it
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falling
15y ago
Most of the news articles talking about this are from early October 2010, about the same time the Google Data Liberation Front was created.
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15y ago
Facebook lets you download your data as well: https://www.facebook.com/help/?topic=download Just wanted to balance the “Facebook evil / Google not evil” diatribe, as when discussing these topics only Google is ever mentioned.
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15y ago
As I said: 99%. I like default tools to be optimized for the common case, corner cases are just corner cases – how often are you extracting a single file from a massive source tree?
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15y ago
The built one doesn't spurt anything: if the archive contains a directory or a single file it extracts that in place, if it contains a bunch of files it will create a directory with the archive name and put the files in there. This is what
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15y ago
I'm sure Google will have something different than just a Siri clone, since apparently they thought it is a bad idea http://gigaom.com/apple/googles-andy-rubin-doesnt-think-siri...
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15y ago
And Mac OS has had voice commands for several years before that. I'm getting sick of this fight of always trying to find who “invented” something. Innovation is not just inventing new concepts, that just doesn't happen that much, it's also
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15y ago
Making a UI disappear is much harder than it seems. (and I don't mean to compare it to the data mining problem, because you just can't)
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15y ago
http://www.pinboard.in/ The price has now risen above that level because it is successful, but it started lower. I think it qualifies for your request because the higher price in this case just demonstrates that the model has worked in t
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15y ago
> for example, on the iPad I have to zoom HN quite a bit before I can reliably hit the up/down voting buttons. This is because HN's design and HTML code suck. It's unreadable and inconvenient on laptops too.
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15y ago
I think this blind faith in Google to be a bit weird. I still find unbelievable they can make that much money just with ads – I do believe they do, it just befuddles me – on a phone it's even harder to display them and in fact you don't see
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15y ago
I'd be more interested to know what would have happened had Apple not built a phone.
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15y ago
Single most important Gmail feature that every single email client (web, desktop, mobile) should have adopted since April 2001 but didn't: conversations. Also, if you're thinking of designing an email client, you should take some inspiratio
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15y ago
Wait, Google was not happy enough breaking scrolling in iOS so they decided to break it on Lion too? I'm gonna try hard not to think they are doing it on purpose.
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15y ago
While I agree that Lytro is a gadget and it's not going very far, I strongly disagree with you here: > 2) No one cares about adjusting focus after the fact, get it right the first time, or don't bother. You could say the same about ex
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15y ago
To everybody receiving an error purchasing the app: remove the copy you already have in /Applications/
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