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fireflash38
13y ago
Elysium doesn't sound too different from the book Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood. They both do sound like very possible futures for the human race.
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13y ago
Could you use wolfram alpha to calculate nutritional info? I'm not sure about their usage policies though...
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fireflash38
14y ago
I fail to see how that is sexist. They aren't implying that their support team is women. It's a play on words. Perhaps they should have a jock strap there instead?
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fireflash38
14y ago
In opera, you can globally turn off JS, then enable it on a per-site basis (right click on page, edit site preferences, scripting).
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fireflash38
14y ago
I believe the major reasons why people were saying "iPhone 5 is boring" is because the iPhone didn't do anything that other manufacturers weren't already doing. iPhone 5 doesn't compete/exist only with other Apple products - it competes wit
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14y ago
The article only states that it's the best selling phone in this quarter. If you're going to add in current and last gen phones, why not do the same for Android? (It probably won't change the numbers all that much, but the point remains).
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14y ago
Neither of those were top sellers last quarter.
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14y ago
While yes, that is true, it doesn't necessarily apply to this circumstance. The person you replied to might have played a song by an artist that was an inferior copy uploaded by another user.
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14y ago
> who calls or uses non-iMessage these days Quite a few people actually. The former is rarer, but there is an increasingly large portion of the populace that doesn't use iMessage (considering it's proprietary to Apple). Sure, you can w
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14y ago
But it does work for most applications, and it's quite slick. It's also very comparable to either a Browser 'back' or Windows Explorer 'back' functionality. Both can take you to places nowhere near where you are now, or they can take you ju
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14y ago
It becomes frustrating when the activity stack is invisible, but still accumulating additional activities in app. Old Gmail was especially egregious with this, where you could hit the back button 10+ times and end up switching between email
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14y ago
In the general search field, the top section is Songs, the second section is Albums, and the last section is 'Playlists'. So they are searchable.
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14y ago
Have you actually used the html5 site? If not, why are you commenting on it? As far as html5 sites go on mobile, it works really damn well. The only issues I have with it are more a problem with the Grooveshark service as a whole (mis-nam
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14y ago
You're creating a false dichotomy here. No one is saying you should go around 'asslicking' as you so colorfully put it, no one is even saying you should be sucking up to them, just be polite. But are you seriously condemning being polite?
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14y ago
How do you know that Apple's competitors only had 2 revisions?
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14y ago
Padmapper collates data from multiple sources: Craigslist, Rent.com, Apartments.com, and "Others" (not sure which those would be).
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14y ago
Except for this current patent fiasco with the Galaxy Nexus! They definitely did innovate, and yet they are getting knocked down for something that has been in use on normal computers for years now ... but for some reason is patentable be
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14y ago
Just so you know, shotguns are not the wildly inaccurate things as depicted in most TV shows and video games. Depending on the choke and ammo used, they can be accurate up to 50yds with Buckshot (depending on choke), and probably up to 100y