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+1. I wrote about this a few weeks ago, and the team building the Linux subsystem at Microsoft took note: https://jhatax.blogspot.com/2016/11/developers-windows-linux... . Microsoft is truly hungry to win back deve
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Your argument stands on tenuous ground because you just pointed out all the flaws that exist with "mail in" ballots. Did you know that states like Oregon only have mail in ballots? So, despite all the flaws that you point out, why
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10y ago
OP here. Is the reluctance borne out of a dislike for Windows (privacy, functionality, UI) or is it something else? Windows laptops, particularly the Surface Book and the Dell XPS line, compare very favorably to the MacBook Pro line. The di
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Developers: Try Windows 10 Linux Subsystem Instead of MacOS
(jhatax.blogspot.com)
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Sunday Night Football is broadcast by NBC not ESPN. Just saying.
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This is the crux of why viewership is declining. Who in their right mind these days has 3+ hours to watch a game that has only an hour of play time. And realistically speaking, the average "actual" play time is sub-15 minutes [1
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I don't quite understand this correlation of user-centric functionality with bloat on HN. News flash: users want features! Most users didn't care that Google Chrome had become a CPU and RAM dog the last few years. They cared that
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If this were the case, VW would surely have abandoned ship and shuttered their factories. They haven't. Similar situation with BP - they are not in the doldrums. People have short-term memories and will vote with their wallets if they
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On immigration: The H-4 visa trap
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Try this: Preview -> View -> Continuous Scroll. It did the trick for me on macOS Sierra. YMMV
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There is a management concept of the "value maximizing owner". As someone else pointed out, HP under Meg is all about figuring out who can maximize the return on investment into a particular HP business unit. In the cases of the P
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10y ago
This. Most users do not think that their favorite website is broken; the believe the browser is at fault. Therefore, they find a browser that renders said website correctly and stick with it. The problems are manifold, and it's the bro
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10y ago
This looks like a great program. The next logical thing to do with the Jet Anywhere program is to launch a credit card that creates customer stickiness to Jet.com. While some of the incentives are great, e.g., 20% cash back at Nike, the pro
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10y ago
I was hoping that Shumway, Mozilla's effort to render swf files using JS (like what PDF.js is to Adobe Reader), would be released at some point. It looks like the project has been added to the Firefox Graveyard [1]. I don't have A
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User Perspective: Peak Apple Isn't Upon Us
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11y ago
In an ideal world, Berkshire Hathaway would have been a suitor, but Warren Buffett doesn't care about Internet companies. Think about the companies Mr. Buffett has owned privately - See's Candies, Brook's, DQ - they make a kn
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11y ago
Unfortunately, any mention of creating a lean UI based on HTML5 creates a huge debate, nee a holy war, in the Firefox community because this is deemed to reduce the ability to extend the Firefox UI through extensions. Please refer to [1] fo
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Mobile Safari Is the New Internet Explorer
(theverge.com)
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12y ago
A vision this large cannot move forward without buy-in from key executives, and it is unlikely for the execution to take 9-months. Therefore, like other comments have postulated, the work had to have begun long before Nadella took over as C
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Tracking Protection: Under Active Development in Firefox Nightly
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This phone lacking 4G shouldn't be a show-stopper in India, where most of the network providers only have 3G networks deployed. Reliance has announced a 4G network, but it hasn't been deployed yet.
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A resurgent Microsoft
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"I don't consider the bloody ROI." - Tim Cook [1] 1: http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/tim-cook-soundly-reje...
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Let's change Windows Update for tablets
(jhatax.blogspot.com)
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Yahoo Mail's makeover includes an always-on HTTPS connection
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Yahoo! mail has an always-https connection, at least mine does. Go to Settings -> Security -> Use SSL: http://imgur.com/q8DEnYs Just FYI - you had to enable HTTPS in Gmail at one point. Same thing with Yahoo! It does
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I wonder what prevents the use of "salt water" for fracking? We have an abundant supply of that resource; maybe prevents the oceans from rising too! (I am joking)
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This visualization challenges the claim that Yahoo! mail has a very strong user base in Asia. The volume of email delivered in Asia, Australia, South America and Africa looks negligible compared to the volume delivered in the USA. Email vol
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Ask HN: What would make you buy a Windows RT device?
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For loyal Yahoo! Mail users like myself, this announcement reaffirms Yahoo!'s focus on, and commitment to, their most popular services. I also like the unified experience on all devices. The CEO's post shows her involvement in these changes
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