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by fiaz 17y ago
Which is why I doubt somebody at Apple would be giggling, regardless of what they have up their sleeve. Hence my initial comment and follow up question. To be clear: the parent comment is vague enough to be interpreted as offensive.
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by fiaz 17y ago
I remember journalists loving the Kindle when it came out. Exactly my point. Throw in the fact that Google is putting all of their effort into relying fully on the web/cloud, I would think that the journalists would love this device too.
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by fiaz 17y ago
The parent comment in itself was vague enough to be interpreted as such. I'd rather have an open discussion about such issues instead of covering them up as though they are not there. I should also point out that the key word in your comme
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by fiaz 17y ago
Yes, how dare a company run by an Indian CEO put out such a remarkable device...they should be giggling their heads off. EDIT: Based on the immediate downvotes I've received I would like to know: why should Apple engineers be giggling? H
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by fiaz 17y ago
JooJoo is an interesting gadget only if you buy into the premise of a completely web-oriented lifestyle. That means using just the internet and what it offers. There’s no way to save documents locally or access .pdf files or create documen
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by fiaz 17y ago
What do consumers have to do with it?
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by fiaz 17y ago
I kind of like the other-worldly aspect of the Zagat rating. The fact that it is exclusive makes me feel as though the rating carries more weight behind it.
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by fiaz 17y ago
When the "Miracle on the Hudson" happened, where did it hit first? Twitter, by somebody on the plane. This was hours before any print media even knew what was happening. On all levels that first post showed just how obsolete traditional
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by fiaz 17y ago
Yes, this is an overt move by Google. Almost feels as though they are going to make Murdoch pay for his position on this whole issue.
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Apple, Psystar strike deal in copyright case(computerworld.com)
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Loneliness is transmittable from person to person, study finds(washingtonpost.com)
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Large Hadron Collider roars to life(latimes.com)
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Will the Adult Industry Drive Android Adoption?(blogs.zdnet.com)
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Furious investors warn troubled Dubai it will 'never raise a penny again'(guardian.co.uk)
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Microsoft and News Corp eye web pact(edition.cnn.com)
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by fiaz 17y ago
First of all, I would have expected better from Microsoft given all of the goodwill they've built up (with me at least). I actually use some of their better products (Xbox360 for example) and I really like them. Secondly, sparklines are co
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by fiaz 17y ago
It's not spam, it's a cause, just don't know if it belongs here on HN. Regardless, I'm wishing you the best.
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by fiaz 17y ago
Good response...I was thinking more at the level of legal law versus technological capability, kind of like an input/output or action/reaction mechanism. When it comes to the ethics of copyright law, it boils down to economics. The consume
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by fiaz 17y ago
When will the RIAA and MPAA realize that trying to suppress technology is like trying to kick your way out of quicksand? This is indeed a win for them in the short term, but the way I see it, technology is evolving in response to whateve
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Google Backs Out Of NewsHour Debate With Open Book Alliance(techcrunch.com)
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80% of consumers won't access premium news content(fiercemobilecontent.com)
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China joins supercomputer elite(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Rupert Murdoch to remove News Corp's content from Google 'in months'(telegraph.co.uk)
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by fiaz 17y ago
Blaming the internet for the downfall of print media is like blaming low pressure for the evaporation of water.
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by fiaz 17y ago
If the app helped him get laid with some random chick (not his girlfriend), then I think that would definitely be a killer app. Still happy for the bugger!
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by fiaz 17y ago
Netbeans, JRuby/Java, and some music
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New Dinosaur Found; Shows How Giants Got That Way(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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How we really designed the look and feel of Windows 7(windowsteamblog.com)
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Murdoch Making News Invisible To Search Engines? Not So Fast(paidcontent.org)
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Russia Leads Nuclear Space Race After U.S. Drops Out(wired.com)
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