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11y ago
This probably has more to do with the extreme pain of licensing a new business in China.
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11y ago
Whats wrong with Telegram? https://telegram.org/ edit: just saw where you want to host it...
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11y ago
Apple controls everything in their walled garden. Android controls next to nothing - so you can pass the buck pretty well.
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11y ago
Younger people who were more technical in the early 00's are not moving up into management and decision making positions in companies (buyers). It's requiring a more technically savvy sales force in return. The market is providing
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11y ago
> the user does not care about updates. The Manufacturer does not care about updates. It nets them no cash flows. Delay the updates, force people to buy new phones for new (software) features.
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11y ago
Not free, but I use Klok ( http://www.getklok.com/ ) and enjoy it
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11y ago
Thanks for the explanation.
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11y ago
THANKS! I've been looking for something useable for a long time.
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11y ago
It looks like they're including and checking a timestamp with the payload. Is this not sufficient?
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11y ago
Interesting, I was in the same upgrade boat, but went back to 10.8 on my Mid-2011 MBAir. With only 4GB of ram, 10.10 was killing me, constantly spooling up the i7 & fan to screaming levels.
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11y ago
When visiting Vietnam, I was told to look straight ahead, and move at a consistent and predictable pace. The drivers are used to moving around pedestrians. Its a wild sensation.
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11y ago
Because its easier to accept it if it was a humans fault, not some piece of code.
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12y ago
The US system has always treated vacation, healthcare, ____ leave as BENEFITS, and expected the market to provide them as necessary. Sadly, the supply has never met the demand, and it will probably take legislation to make this universal re
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12y ago
So much easier when these frameworks are new and light, and the underlying languages are not changing at light speed...I'm with you.
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12y ago
Still trying to figure out what the 75% is in reference to... This article is mainly about Boeing/Lockheed defending a $17B contract from the government.
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12y ago
I believe Respondly uses meteor.
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12y ago
We do the same thing in Texas for white tail deer, and other exotics. I'd say the life they lead up to "harvest" is significantly better than that of a commercial chicken or pig. Live on huge ranches - with a steady and regul
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12y ago
You're probably buying cut and sanded sheds - which are found in heavy elk populated areas in the spring.
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12y ago
No joke. If I code for a living, usually I want to spend my free time doing something OTHER than coding. The projects I DO work on in my free time are for me - usually silly little things (maybe in a new lang that I'm playing with), an
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12y ago
Cashing people at at higher multiples.
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12y ago
Libre = free (spanish) - so you pronounce it like you would in spanish. LEE - breh
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12y ago
The key is, I have a baseline now - a useable system that is X fast. OS's are mature products, with several alternatives. That keeps people honest
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12y ago
I'd happily pay for a new version of Windows XP/7, Office, Adobe CC, ______ that was 20% faster/efficient, with the exact same feature set. Sadly, I don't think the marketing departments realize this. They honestly belie
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12y ago
This fuels the adoption of Hack/HHVM. PHP folks need to remove head from ass. (disclaimer: I love PHP - as a language)
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12y ago
There was a German company that tried this using a webcam and a Compact Disc (for size reference). http://site.upcload.com/ I still think the best solution is to measure the normal tailors measurements with a tape, upload t
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I feel like the roots of this movement were to make a more computer literate society, when access to technology was a larger hurdle than it is today. Kids of all economic classes are currently exposed to technology daily, so the aim has to
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12y ago
Those are worldwide statistics (which are great), but in the US, its close to 50/50, UK - 60/40, with the rest of the world slipping down into the numbers you stated. Amongst the english speaking world, iOS is still a MAJOR conten
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12y ago
http://www.usbtypewriter.com/products/easy-conversion-kit
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12y ago
looking back on some of the photos from rural markets in Cambodia I have, everything looks like anodized aluminum. Cheap, Light, Last a long time.
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12y ago
Sure, Austin Community College is littered with University of Texas people.
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