greyish_water

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by greyish_water 15y ago
the payment is about seven dollar according to the article This is unrealistic in practice. The Simple Dollar article cited describes making >$7 in an hour, but $6.55 of that comes from writing an article on email autoresponder mark
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Whereas what you've written...
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Are you sure about that? This seems to say exactly the opposite. In fact, WOA only supports running code that has been distributed through Windows Update along with the full spectrum of Windows Store applications. WOA PCs will be service
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by greyish_water 15y ago
What do people do with this?
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Copyright is not a right I don't think you've thought that through. Forcing people into pirating Nobody is forced into pirating.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
You're comparing purchase with subscription.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Is a group of Nazis less wrong than one Nazi?
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Why?
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Why not just pirate it?
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by greyish_water 15y ago
From the ScienceDaily article:"The findings held true, irrespective of anxiety/depression during adolescence, parental social class, and lifetime household income."
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Besides, open-source does not mean open-development. Google has done a lot to confuse this by referring to everything as just "open". They were still calling Android open even when it didn't meet Andy Rubin's own tweeted 'definition of op
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Troll. (Edit: You'll downvote me, but not the troll? WTF?)
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by greyish_water 15y ago
That kind of post doesn't work as well when the text isn't green.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Apple's claims of "look and feel" were absurd on their face as anyone comparing Windows 3 and MacOS can plainly see. I'm not going to engage you on this, because I don't know what it has to do with anything I wrote. You seem to have just
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Nobody except Apple sued another company claiming ownership of the GUI That's disingenuous. Apple v. Microsoft stemmed from their existing licensing agreement. It also didn't claim "ownership of the GUI", but tried to assert copyright ove
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by greyish_water 15y ago
The point is not dependent on the words being synonymous, nor did I ever claim that they were. (edit: I mistook who I was responding to and changed the comment accordingly.)
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Why do we cringe at the idea of single-digit numbers of record labels, movie studios, or publishers, but not at search engines, operating system vendors, etc?
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by greyish_water 15y ago
You've got it completely scrambled: Nobody is being asked to describe the feeling of being harassed. That was the word Udo chose to describe the feeling of dealing with a salesperson. I simply found it odd (very odd) that someone who uses a
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by greyish_water 15y ago
You make it sound like I'm drooling into a cup. I think you did that fine on your own, to be honest. The attitude expressed in your posts reeks of pride in ignorance. It's like you genuinely don't care what the truth might be, but don't w
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Maybe we just don't want to deal with salespeople but instead judge the product on our own without being harassed. It astonishes me that you're able to describe interactions with salespeople as being "harassed" yet can't understand how it
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by greyish_water 15y ago
I like how you cut straight to the ad hominem and kept it up the whole way through.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
And yours?
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by greyish_water 15y ago
The iPod improved the lives of its users considerably more than Google's ads, which are its actual business.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Wolfram Alpha tells me that $399 in 2001 is $498.06 today.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
It's almost like people who aren't you can have different opinions than you.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
I am trying to figure out how it went from decent looking typeface... He never said he thought it was decent looking.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
Repeaters of that quote invariably neglect to mention that those are the words of a fictional character that lived to be at least two thousand years old.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
http://www.stuff.tv/video/vidcasts/apple-iphone-4s-siri-demo Also worth noting that evidently Siri's voice can be changed, as well. That was a safe bet, but I hadn't seen it mentioned anywhere.
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by greyish_water 15y ago
I think the (anticipated) trouble with targeted ads is that they compete for your attention with the content that you were trying to view in the first place. Imagine you sit down to read a book and are first hit with an ad which, at that mo
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by greyish_water 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Yorktown_(CG-48)#Smart_ship...

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