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by hub_ 12y ago
One should offer a Groupon for that ;-)
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by hub_ 12y ago
Also iOS support is needed for Chrome on iOS. Since the same engine is used for Safari and Chrome in that platform. That's the other easy explanation as to "why iOS?"
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by hub_ 12y ago
We actually expect to be able to improve situation. A few tweak have been made to the hardware/firmware to allow us to better test power consumption. This will make software change happen to improve the overall battery life on this and
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by hub_ 12y ago
If you are in a T-Mobile "refarmed area" they have 3G on 1900MHz. But "refarmed area" are very limited. Otherwise, Flame doesn't support the AWS band (1700MHz).
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by hub_ 12y ago
The word processor can spay what you are typing. Also this web page can spy the comment I am typing. Including the stuff I deleted. Please before it say "it spies", show us what it captured and sent to third-parties (ie not YOU).
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by hub_ 12y ago
Also Safari on iOS send the type ahead information for search suggestions. By default. Even in Private Browsing mode. And the switch is all or none.
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by hub_ 13y ago
For the same reason there are companies writing software for Windows. Or companies putting Windows on all their workstations.
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by hub_ 13y ago
Suggestion to clang and gcc developer: implement -Wmandatory-curly-braces At least, short of making it mandatory it would at least signal bad style.
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by hub_ 13y ago
The advantage is of Cordova is leverage the web as a framework to build cross-platform mobile apps. FirefoxOS just became another supported platform. That's all the point.
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by hub_ 13y ago
Simply put, former Posterous and Twitter are being douchey.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Go go go !
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by hub_ 14y ago
That's why the content industry pushed for the DMCA and used that in the case of the DeCSS case: DMCA as a mean to protect market protection like DVD region encoding. The problem with physical books is that they can't do it. The know it, th
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by hub_ 14y ago
When they don't put the "Download Chrome" banner every time you go visit a Google property.
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by hub_ 14y ago
But Quora has also had a douchey attitude wtr to login and things like that. If you are logged out you almost get coerced to log back in. And it does not behave the same if you were never logged in.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Thunderbird. If you like how it is now, it is not gonna stop. Folks, remember, the source code will be here, community contributor will still exist and contribute, etc.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Thunderbird being open source, it can continue to thrive. Anybody can contribute. That's more than just maintenance mode.
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by hub_ 14y ago
All of this for a Nikon camera.... The cheap one.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Good thing I never started.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Nope. You could learn Spanish and understand it. It is not like the content is encoded in a proprietary or patent encumbered format.
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by hub_ 14y ago
US law mandate that data created by the tax payer money, ie the government, be Public Domain.
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by hub_ 14y ago
There is no EFF equivalent in Canada. But the CIPPIC is acting as counsel for these guys. They know what they are doing and are the closest I can see.
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by hub_ 14y ago
5000$. Missing a zero.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Canada law is weird. They have "Crown copyright". As for Canada Post, they are required to make money, and are not required to not exploit publicly funded dataset like the postal code database. This is called monopoly.
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by hub_ 14y ago
"Sorry I can't read PDF, do you have MS-Word" True story. Today I sent a link to my CV online, in HTML.
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by hub_ 14y ago
They also have numerous number of people doing so. And people kicked for using their real name. Etc. In short it just prove the unenforceability of the policy. I heckled them about that in a conference and when offered to get help to have m
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by hub_ 14y ago
I got my profile suspended because they didn't like the way I wrote my name.
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by hub_ 14y ago
Did they redesign their name policy or do they still have this very exclusionary policy that make G+ unfit?
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by hub_ 14y ago
You obviously missed the sarcasm.
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by hub_ 14y ago
I suggest returning the error in a .doc file so that people can read. At least some. And yes I get you idea, this is actually a RFC http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6522 And the MUA (Mail Program) should just deal with it properly. But then
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by hub_ 14y ago
I would say "yes". But that's pure speculation. However I wouldn't be surprised there was a bidding and that big names like Google or Apple might have been in the loop. Time will tell, or maybe not.

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