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by jeffool 14y ago
I posted this before, but as soon as I did, the thead was removed for being a dupe: I have to wonder: What if Valve,and now Blizzard, push Linux as the focus of their internal development? But give it three years. What if Linux actually bec
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by jeffool 14y ago
Admittedly I'm sleepy and wild-eyed, but... I have to wonder: If Valve pushes Linux as the focus of their internal development? But give it three years. What if Linux actually becomes the chief gaming environment? I can certainly see indie
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by jeffool 14y ago
... Are people who install solar panels even in a union? What union?
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by jeffool 14y ago
They courted communities about two years ago for this. The idea was to find an area that would work with them, and actively help. KC "won". It makes things easier, I would imagine, if an entire city council was lobbying for you.
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by jeffool 14y ago
The free option is 5Mbps down/1 Mbps up.
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by jeffool 14y ago
It's weird how some seem to grasp "government" as some golem made of paper and red tape, and not humans. Or as if anything not done by an elected official is not government.
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by jeffool 14y ago
I find the near constant use of red interesting. Given all we've been told of red and marketing (think cereal boxes), I figured it would grown.
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by jeffool 14y ago
I don't think Jason was saying luck had anything to do with it, just that developers (or even employees in general) get the life ground out of them, are cast aside, and then FEEL like they've hit the lottery when they get another job. What
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by jeffool 14y ago
Well they just launched Google Drive. I think that's comparable. But you're not wrong at all.
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by jeffool 14y ago
If you're asking by what definition of "hotter", the answer is "by sales demand". But that's the entirety of the article. If you're asking "how", I think you answered it in the last three words of your post ("except for price"). "Under the
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by jeffool 14y ago
I could very easily see "Gmail Offline" becoming a standalone program rather than a Chrome app. I don't get why that's so insane to people either.
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by jeffool 14y ago
I admit, I'm not as tapped in as I was two years ago, but, do you ever read The Christian Science Monitor?
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by jeffool 14y ago
I agree the money isn't flowing in yet, but I have no doubt it will. That's where my last line about demographics comes into play. It's hilarious/depressing that a generation with the demand for more information than ever before, and the te
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by jeffool 14y ago
>Focusing on local news is a necessary but perhaps not a sufficient condition for local newspapers to survive: They don't have a monopoly on any other product, but there's no guarantee they'll be able to survive on that one. I disagree.
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by jeffool 14y ago
For the longest time I avidly clicked answering Hulu's "Is this relevant to you?" question that came with ads. After a few months, I began to suspect they were not using the results. They never learned I didn't want a new car, for starters.
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by jeffool 14y ago
No one can expect this to stand. A cursory glance at the Wiki gave me "In 2005, the Liteye HMD was introduced for ground combat troops as a rugged, waterproof lightweight display that clips into a standard US PVS-14 military helmet mount."
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by jeffool 14y ago
>Leaving money on the table does no one any favors. Except fans. Who can now buy his DVDs or other swag. (Or afford both his show, and rent.) If your goal is to get as much money as quickly as possible, there's another word for that. Sh
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by jeffool 14y ago
And wouldn't 99.99% be six sigma anyway?
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by jeffool 14y ago
Has Elon ever talked about space in the mid-range future? Ten, twenty, thirty years from now? It's easy to talk about plans they already have for next year, or hopes we all have for a thousand years for now, but I'd like to hear someone kno
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by jeffool 14y ago
Quite possibly, but not on my Android! When I get back in the market for a new phone though, I'm open to an iPhone.
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by jeffool 14y ago
Not sarcasm. I genuinely didn't know. But the inference was very obvious and heavy, yes.
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by jeffool 14y ago
Actually I do (did, now job hunting) a lot of note taking at work, and couldn't install the software on the work PC. But I completely get your desire to keep things under control. An app that wasn't a service, and just let you upload to a d
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by jeffool 14y ago
It's an optional method for fans to get discounts. I think this comparison is too far.
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by jeffool 14y ago
I don't suppose Google Drive or Amazon's Clouddrive have an API?
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by jeffool 14y ago
"I want to change how you X. I do so with Y. You can do it at my service, Z." I'm not amazing at it, but if you want to trade an email or two, I'll glady trade what I leaned doing SEO work with you.
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by jeffool 14y ago
I should have noted that I transcribe at a PC when available, if the note turns out worthwhile. It just sucks to have to move audio files to my PC if I want to save them. Or attach them on an email in my phone and upload the attachment, I g
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by jeffool 14y ago
I use my phone to take audio notes, and transcribe them in emails to myself (with the audio attached) if I find them worthwhile. I wish Android automatically uploaded audio to G+ as it does video and images, but, such is life. I just find t
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by jeffool 14y ago
Visiting their home site, it seems they're trying it again. I'm glad to see this. It sort of fell apart once before.
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by jeffool 14y ago
That's the same thing unless you have some kind of double authentication to prove the person who bought the ticket is the same one using it at the show. Like, say, matching it to an outside-authenticating number, like SSN or driver's licens
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by jeffool 14y ago
ahah, thank you for that! Beautiful!

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