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by jawee 16y ago
They have Android smartphones... I'm very much wondering how this service will ever be able to work between the plentiful applications, including third-browsers (plus Flash support on 2.2). I imagine that the power user, at least, will have
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by jawee 16y ago
Although not a tablet in the current sense, I´ve been happily using my Maemo-powered ¨Internet Tablet¨ since before Apple made touchscreens.
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by jawee 16y ago
I know about five (non-techies) that got Nook Colors and a few people that got Tabs (3 to be exact). It´s probably partially because of the stronghold Verizon holds in my area so AT&T isn´t worth it... there is literally no AT&T ser
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by jawee 16y ago
I am trying something similar; I have screenshots taken of my screen and stored at a regular interval to a folder. Lately I've just been looking back to see how much I stayed on productive activities and such, but they may be good for some
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by jawee 16y ago
Could it be that websites like del.icio.us and StumbleUpon generally have better sharing methods already than e-mail, which is not as quick of a method? Sites that are dedicated to sharing generally have bookmarklets, browser toolbars, an
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by jawee 16y ago
¨...a majority are permitted, and for a long period continue, to rule is not because they are most likely to be in the right, nor because this seems fairest to the minority, but because they are physically the strongest¨ -Thoreau, Civil Dis
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by jawee 16y ago
Mine was very gradual to the point where I´m not sure how to answer it. I remember from an early age playing with software like Trillian Pro and Frontpage (express maybe too?) and seeing what everything did and watching the HTML change. I d
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by jawee 16y ago
Hacker News is the only thing I am guaranteed to read every day. I will occasionally click over to Google News if I wish to know what is going on in the world or Slashdot if I need something else to look at. But Hacker News usually satisfie
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by jawee 16y ago
I know about five Jewish families that also celebrate Christmas as a non-religious holiday--the only Jewish families I know. I´d say the secular Christmas holiday is common enough in the American culture to not offend all that many people.
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by jawee 16y ago
The kind of people that most e-mail newsletters appeal to are probably the ones that also don´t know how to use syndication feeds. I know my parents (and I´m assuming more of their generation) love getting various store advertisements and s
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by jawee 16y ago
I'm beginning to see Linux as simple a broad open platform that is very customizable to individual needs. The idea of the spanning, generally somewhat similar but incompatible enough to be a nuisance, problematic because you have to install
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by jawee 16y ago
A country-wide move would make Linux being learnt in school much more useful. However, if the systems used in school are low powered and using software like, say, LXDE and then moving to Compiz-powered GNOME in situations where the specs wo
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by jawee 16y ago
I thought most of those still ran Palm OS... at least the ones I´ve paid attention to while it stores sure look like it.
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by jawee 16y ago
It is still interesting to me how Android doesn't show up on web usage shares whereas iOS does; my website reports far more Android share than iOS (and I'm on Android now).
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by jawee 16y ago
My netbook running Puppy Linux 4.3 boots from power button to connected wifi ready to go in less than ten seconds. It feels just about instant, although I've never timed it. I've used that exact same disc on machines as old as a K6 that I c
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by jawee 16y ago
¨Leon Trotsky, of all people¨ He is obviously expressing surprise at who it was. Just because the person may have not been a role model or the brightest person in general, however, does not mean all of their ideas must be thrown out. If you
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by jawee 16y ago
Mine isn´t speed. I find myself typing just as quickly on a virtual keyboard, but it just starts to get overly tedious and annoying because of the extra level of focus it requires. If I´m typing anything more than a couple of sentences I qu
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by jawee 16y ago
I used to dedicate a lot of time to it and be active in the Wikipedia/Wikimedia channels on IRC. I would mostly add articles on the needed articles pages... just start a few paragraph stubs; or in some cases I would extend stubs. I´ve felt
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by jawee 16y ago
☁→❄→☃→☀→☺→☂→☹→✝ One cold night, when the temperature was just at that comfortable temperature below freezing, clouds began to form in the heavens. Before long, these clouds let forth a surplus of unique, sticky snowflakes. These snowflakes
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by jawee 16y ago
As of my last page reload, it looks like Hacker News is celebrating as well! (for posterity: http://localhostr.com/file/gvXIHto/christmas-hn.png )
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by jawee 16y ago
I´m more concerned with the fact that it only stores the first eight characters. Does anyone know if this is common? I often use very long password strings that begin with something simple... like I may use the first line of a song (e.g. my
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by jawee 16y ago
I guess the more important question is if my position can be justified legally, not if claims/threats are going to be made against me.
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by jawee 16y ago
I tend to just buy a copy (that I keep unopened usually) and download a copy from torrents if it´s DRM´d. That makes it much simpler for me, but I still know I didn´t just steal it.
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by jawee 16y ago
I definitely liked the idea of fish. I tried using for a little while when I first came across it a few years ago, but it´s new features were outweighed by simple things I had become use to in Bash such as operators like && to run c
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by jawee 16y ago
What about projects like chi.mp that give a personal page around a domain name in just as simple of an interface?
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by jawee 16y ago
I have no tolerance for products that have ads and I pay for them. Nowadays, a lot of times paying means simple ¨removing¨ ads. This is a product that I can achieve in some ways for free. Why should I both pay for it and experience ads.
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by jawee 16y ago
Is there a practical reason for the limit? I tend to switch to tethering over Verizon 3G for large downloads as it is faster than my ADSL connection. I don't have an iPhone, but I can't imagine the benefit of a potentially slower connecti
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by jawee 16y ago
Note... webOS != Web OS.
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by jawee 16y ago
Has Duck Duck Go considered directly using social bookmarking sites' informations in their hodge podge of ranking information?
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by jawee 16y ago
It still caused you to pause and slowed down your experience though.

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