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This is a random story, but I'm curious if anyone else remembers: A few years ago, I landed on Woz's personal website, and noticed a small blurb about a public AFP connection for his personal machine (I think, afp://steve.woz.org) I connect
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Actually, it's a clean HTML template (xhtml doctype!) For HTML5, you could include HTML5 features like microdata or use some of the HTML5 tags. The design though is great - very clean!
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I agree. WebMD has probably been a boom for drug companies as hypochondriacs (and wannabe hypochondriacs) research new ways for drug companies to take their money. I've met sane people who are positive they've got the latest bug or some rar
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I believe the first time Jobs "left", it was due to management thinking they knew better. This time around, I'm hoping management was taking notes while Jobs was there.
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15y ago
I think this is a great idea. Apple could allow filtering to see _IF_ I really want to upgrade to iOS 5 right away or wait until iOS 5 reviewers are happy.
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15y ago
A year ago, I tried multiple times to use Hipmunk, only to be turned off by the site. I don't think I "got it" then. Like the author, I found sites like Kayak or Bing easier to use. It returned the data I needed (cheapest price!) and did it
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The same revenue source all "social" sites target: You. Okay, maybe not "YOU" you, but the end user. A public photo album where you provide who you are (via registration) and WHERE you are? Real-time targeted ads would be just the tip of th
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Exactly! I think a flood of new iPhones owners will be hitting this fall. I know plenty of iPhone 3GS owners waiting to pick up the rumored iPhone 5. By that point, I may even be ready to replace my iPhone 4 with the 5...
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I commented but it's further down...However, if you can't find the app, try this: Open up the app store and choose Categories -> Social Networking -> Release Date You should find it there!
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If you're having a hard time finding the app via search, try going to Categories -> Social Networking -> Release Date I was able to find it there.
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Considering their primary source of revenue[1] is from advertising, I wouldn't think Google would disallow or block ads from Facebook (or anyone with a competing product, to be honest...) [1] AdWords - Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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You're right; He broke their policy. However, to be fair, Comcast isn't very "open" with regard to the policy. You log in, see a graph, click "details" and get some mumbo jumbo about only 99% of users exceeding the cap. Clicking "Learn more
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15y ago
If you had a patent that you felt others were infringing, would you just sit back and do nothing? In addition, those handset makers (as well as the countless patent trolls) are busy filing their own infringement suits against Apple (and oth
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Hah, that'd be awesome! One of the first strings I tried was "bender". Considering how fast the image loaded, I'm guessing it was already cached from other users doing the same :)
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I came here to post the same thing. However after doing a search for "PDF", I also got the link to R. I've never searched for (or even heard of) R until now. Instead of Java, I got IRS related results (W-4, I-9) and a link to Advanced Bash
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15y ago
I know they're famous for Farm/City/Frontierville, but they seem to have done a good job acquiring popular games/studios (i.e. Words with Friends..) And while I haven't played it yet, I've heard that "Hanging with Friends" is a lot of fun a
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How does moderation work? I could see the bad seeds, who contribute nothing to a discussion, being filtered out by community moderation? Even taking an approach similar to HN where users who flag down a specific comment to a certain thresho
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There isn't any randomness involved. Everything is defined to slide in/out at specific intervals. Once you click an alligator (either with or without sunglasses), that alligator is hidden for the rest of the game. The other alligator contin
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The iPhone 4 antenna was touted as a major new feature as well. However, their method of testing (encasing them in thick plastic to mimic the appearance of an iPhone 3G/S) may have resulted in "antenna-gate". OR, at least given bloggers (an
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15y ago
Ah, WordPress--You're great until you're not. :) Great article, btw! Enjoyed the read. I do agree with others- A few pictures to go along with your examples would have been really helpful!!
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15y ago
Don't forget the comments. They're a hoot, as well.
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Could anyone explain what the difference is between a shim and a shiv?
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The problem with the "$150 million investment saving Apple" argument is that Apple had $1.2 billion cash on hand. Personally, I think it was Microsoft's commitment to keep Office for Mac (as well as building/bundling IE for Mac - which at t
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iPhone 4, iOS 4.3 - Site works great (well, besides the slow, initial load time...) In fact, compared to my desktop browser, I prefer the transitions on my phone! Much, much smoother! *Edit - Commented too soon. Just crashed it playing arou
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It's just the hash-bang links that break with JavaScript disabled. If you visit the home page with JavaScript disabled (or IE-enabled, heh...), you're actually good to go: http://worrydream.com/Apple/ Personally, I think it's a gorgeous s
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That's interesting, actually. I think Facebook Connect might be the start of preventing that from happening. Say, for instance, they chose to become more platform-oriented, providing the data/services of facebook to developers. Suddenly, de
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Or, everyone leaves facebook for a more "true" social experience. How about social networks created dynamically based on your location with the people around you? You know, real life social interactions. (Color, for example?) Left are paren
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| "AT&T’s network-capacity challenges, however, are not just 'looming' a few years down the road—they are here today, the product of AT&T’s mobile broadband leadership and its need to support multiple generations of services. And al
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AT&T and Verizon iPhone sales are nearly the same -- 40,000 per day
(betanews.com)
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Hopefully that's something Apple can monitor as well? There have only been a handful of apps that I've downloaded and deleted right away. Most were in the Top 50 listing with low ratings. Curiosity was the main factor for me downloading. Bu
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