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by iamandrus 15y ago
So shouldn't this mean chipmakers should be adapting their business model? Also, incredible that Apple is selling more iPads than Dell is selling full PCs .
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by iamandrus 15y ago
He also used a Facebook user's credentials to hack into her (?) email account.
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by iamandrus 15y ago
The PC isn't dead. It never will be. Sure, it's changing roles in a smartphone/tablet world, but it'll never "go away."
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by iamandrus 15y ago
It seems like this guy is here to lobby for more lenient privacy laws in favor of Facebook's business model, rather than work to protect users' privacy...
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by iamandrus 15y ago
I wish it was that easy for me. My generation almost refuses to use email or even text messaging -- everything has to be done through Facebook. I just wish the next big thing would pop up so we can stop worrying about what stupid privacy
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by iamandrus 15y ago
I'm a student and I need to make sure I'm not missing any summer classes I may be taking. Also, some people work and may have to notify their supers early.
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Steve Jobs to fan: "Life is fragile."(edition.cnn.com)
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Why Anybody But Aaron Sorkin Should Write The Steve Jobs Movie(businessinsider.com)
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by iamandrus 15y ago
Same, except for FF. I wrote a theme to make it look somewhat like IE so my dad wouldn't notice a difference. Thank god my mom uses a Mac.
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HP TouchPad is the second most popular consumer tablet in the US.(pcmag.com)
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Who would want a Facebook phone?(news.cnet.com)
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by iamandrus 15y ago
If a carrier tampers with the OS in evil ways like this, Apple will not respond happily.
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by iamandrus 15y ago
Carriers don't have access to the source code AFAIK, correct me if I'm wrong but they can only change the "cellular" part of the phone (baseband, carrier packages, etc).
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by iamandrus 15y ago
I just read what they wanted him to replace his research with. The nerve... Did he actually infringe on anything or does the First Amendment apply here?
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by iamandrus 15y ago
That sounds simple and easy but for today's teens there's no limit. I know people who have gotten expelled from private schools for posting stupid things on Facebook. It's a disturbingly common occurrence. It's not Facebook's fault obviousl
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by iamandrus 15y ago
The only way to stop Facebook is to protest and boycott it. It worked in 2006 and 2007 (News Feed and Beacon, but Beacon might have been 2008) and it'll work again.
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Is Facebook Ruining or Evolving Sharing?(pcmag.com)
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Spotify teases "new direction" on November 30th(slashgear.com)
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by iamandrus 15y ago
Facebook has said that it's rooting for an "open web", but it can't even be honest about what data it's collecting, how much tracking is done, and how that data is used by the company. A scary aspect of Facebook is that most users are compl
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by iamandrus 15y ago
Unfortunately I doubt Facebook will even mention the SOPA law. Google might put a small piece of text on the bottom of the home page about it, but even then that's a big "maybe."