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15y ago
And that happened because those things have some very visible bad effects (images of cancer all over packages in Europe) and even then there are like 30% smokers on my country. Assuming shock and visible pain are the only way to end such a
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15y ago
Can you imagine something as popular but less addictive? I wish I could...
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15y ago
It gets annoying pretty quickly but the idea is nice.
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15y ago
It's one of those rare cases where the comments make more sense than the article itself. Those 2% can easily disable Metro's Start Screen and get their Start Menu back.
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15y ago
I logged in and it tells me to setup my devices by going to this url which can't be found: http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup
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15y ago
How's that redundant? In C# you would just "var something = new object()", so there wouldn't be any redundancy at all.
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15y ago
True, sorry, I read it as something else.
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15y ago
In at least some European countries 4G is everywhere.
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15y ago
Probably a typo... :P For me the surprise was iPhone 3G back then with Apple skipping the iPhone 2. Apple probably was thinking about iPhone 4G but it wasn't perfect yet or they just wanted to stop marketing hardware features like that.
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15y ago
Ditch? No, it's a success! What I am saying it that smartphones probably won't change much its hardware format for some more years (with just tiny differences) so if I had to guess I'd say software is pretty much everything on this race in
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15y ago
I'd say they were expecting the iPhone 5 because Apple did not upgrade the iPhone 4 in the summer like they did with the iPhone 3G and also because iOS 5 was already announced. Now about what would they expect from the iPhone 5, that's more
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15y ago
But is it something people actually type? I haven't played with Java for almost ten years now but I do C# for a living which is pretty similar and I can't remember the last time I had to type something that long, Visual Studio does it for m
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15y ago
What does "boring Java-like syntax" mean? Can anyone show some quick examples of a boring and a not boring syntax?
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That's a funny example because nowadays when I want my iPhone to stop looking for WiFi because I'm going to be outside for a couple of hours I need to go to Settings and select Wi-Fi and turn if off, sort of like choosing the right profile
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15y ago
You can upgrade it to an i7 though (not sure the parent was saying you couldn't).
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15y ago
This. Macs are the only short/medium-term future proof machines right now. I use Windows 7 on a new Macbook Air 13" for my daily stuff but dual boot to OSX to work on iOS.
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15y ago
I know about this but as a web developer/designer I would prefer not to mess with anything other than the resolution. I too am thinking the possibility of using an external screen and use the Macbook Air as a desktop because it's really fas
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Last week I bought a Macbook Air with 13" and I haven't been able to sit in front of it for that long, the resolution makes everything too tiny specially because I work on a lower resolution laptop the whole day and only use the MBA at nigh
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I love reading MG Siegler, Gruber and company but all this talk about how Microsoft should emulate Apple's strategy leaves me sad. We should be pushing for innovation, not copycats. Microsoft is trying to pull something hard but they might
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15y ago
Krav Maga just to add one that is getting famous in some european countries. :)
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I believe they being there at the parlament makes people talk about it and eventually the other parties need to clarify their position on it. Until a bigger party sides by them they might keep growing forcing the others to act.
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15y ago
Direcly? Maybe. But indirectly people don't go to Farmville's site to play it, they do it in Facebook. So they kept all the people that knew Facebook was the place for cute (or not so cute) family pictures and offered them casual and social
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Has step 6 happened already? I have a hard time figuring it out since I was part of step 2 and haven't seen all the cool kids that were there in 2006 leaving for Twitter... I believe you could apply the same logic to almost everything but G
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Small request: a favicon! I really like this idea, would use it a lot on the upcoming days.
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15y ago
Changing your online life just to use Google+ is not worth it, is it?
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15y ago
Couldn't find a list but on all countries I have been to so far cars have front and back plates.
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I wasn't defending the original title, just saying simplifying a title is not always the way to go. Sorry if I misunderstood your suggestion, I agree with all your points.
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I understand your idea of making the title as less wordy as possible but in terms of SEO it's not always the best strategy (never actually?). Assuming you want to use SEO as a marketing tool, your title shouldn't come from an idea you had b
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Sometimes 73/100 = 0 (and not 0.73)
(stackoverflow.com)
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https://www.coffeeanddomains.com as discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2970659
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