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by incision 14y ago
1) There's always something "better" to discuss or, even better, something better you could do to better yourself or maybe even make the world a better place. Better, better, better, pointless. 2) The post is useful in that it takes somethi
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by incision 14y ago
Exactly. My preferred Twitter name: 2 Tweets, 1 Following, 0 Followers, inactive for 2 years. Worse: I share a pretty unique given name with a world famous musician. That name is taken for everything, always. Even if it wasn't it would like
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by incision 14y ago
How many Kickstarter projects have actually shipped a finished product? A serious question, not a jab. It seems "success" in the world of Kickstarter is defined by achieving a funding goal, not necessarily producing anything. I'm very tempt
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by incision 14y ago
Links? For a "huge fiasco" there's a distinct lack of coverage (that didn't occur in the last week as a direct result of the discovery in this case) to be found via Google.
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by incision 14y ago
A single, unqualified anecdote out of a few million Galaxy Tab and millions of iPads sold, how damming. The ideas that this is a significant, widespread problem yet hinges on a single, solitary scrap of "evidence" are almost completely inco
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by incision 14y ago
So what? When I go to a clothing store, all the jeans and dress shirts and folded the same way and look nearly identical, same goes for the milk and eggs at the grocery store. In spite of all this I always manage to come home with the brand
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by incision 14y ago
>But a lot of people are going to mistake an iPhone and a Samsung Galaxy S. As I've said before ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4244317 ). Apple can't demonstrate 10, let alone any meaningful number of people who accidentally boug
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by incision 14y ago
Common sense says that published corporate email addresses don't qualify as private. I wonder if Twitter will ban me for posting your "private" Hacker News username?
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by incision 14y ago
When I finally broke down and signed up with Twitter over a year and a half ago, my first half dozen handle choices - all based on my fairly unusual given name were taken by what appeared to be placeholders. (No profile, few is any tweets/f
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by incision 14y ago
I don't get Twitter, never have. For every "social media is changing our world" moment that pops up every few months there are 12,460,000,000 worthless tweets clogging up the other 89 days. It seems to me that the primary use of the service
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by incision 14y ago
It's worth pointing out that the address in question is a corporate address (Gary.zenkel@nbcuni.com). That address is surely about as "personal" to Zenkel as the 30 Rockefeller Plaza address is.
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by incision 14y ago
Get over yourself. You're a web browsing snob of discerning and demanding tastes, we get it. It's plainly evident by your own admission that the browser is widely lauded in the first post that Chrome on Android is not unusable. Your self-ag
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by incision 14y ago
"I don't understand how anyone on earth can like this because it doesn't work well for my personal use cases!!!" Personally, I'm in line with the parent and find Chrome to be a pleasure to surf with. I've found the theverge.com to be a horr
1214.
by incision 14y ago
"Huh?" http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeuomorph
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by incision 14y ago
I must have read about how Airbnb was "redefining the space"and taking all sorts of problems at least half a dozen times before I had any idea what it was.
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by incision 14y ago
...9 years after the iMac and 6 years after the iPod. Apple doesn't exist to release the iPhone without first being resurrected by those two products.
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by incision 14y ago
He admits to the Warhammer influence. Mass fanboy seppuku in 5, 4, 3...
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by incision 14y ago
You're not the average consumer. Apple owes everything to effectively cultivating the notion that they are cool and unique, the product of choice for young rebels and everyone who thinks different. Cool enables their huge margins, grants in
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by incision 14y ago
Why are you so angry?
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by incision 14y ago
Grow up. The simple fact is this: Apple can't demonstrate 10, let alone any meaningful number of people who accidentally bought a Galaxy when they meant to pick up an iPad/iPhone. It doesn't happen.
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by incision 14y ago
That's what I told my coworker when her car was in the shop. She can have the transmission in her Honda replaced for about $3300 (10% of the sticker price), or do it herself. Silly girl, she must have forgotten.
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by incision 14y ago
This article is smug to the point that it's unreadable.
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by incision 14y ago
2/10 - Too obvious.
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by incision 14y ago
The indoor Google Maps I've used in airports does this flawlessly. Is the Microsoft tech different somehow?
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by incision 14y ago
What, were Stockly, Stockstagram and Stoc.ks already taken?