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901.
by joemi 10y ago
I think it had a comparable (or even better?) percentage of the market, though probably fewer actual units.
902.
by joemi 10y ago
I don't think the comparison is a joke, considering they mentioned these differences in the article. Edit: out of curiosity, what are the more comparable products they omitted?
903.
by joemi 10y ago
Mentioned in the article.
904.
by joemi 10y ago
Better not try to make condescendence's argument with any collectors.
905.
by joemi 10y ago
That feels like the realm of a plugin, IMO. (I don't know enough to know whether or not that type of thing could be done via plugin, though.)
906.
by joemi 10y ago
There are a lot of articles out there arguing that the web wasn't designed with modern web apps in mind, and that that's a source of a lot of strife, so you're not alone in this feeling. But there's also a lot of article
907.
by joemi 10y ago
Not sure I understand why that changes the entertainment value. I personally think it was an elaborate obscure hoax, but I would have loved to have been there.
908.
by joemi 10y ago
I disagree. Even if Soames were indeed transported into the future for a bit, it hardly proves anything about the Devil. Merely that someone _claiming_ to be the Devil did this.
909.
by joemi 10y ago
I interpreted the assignment to be to show up there and see what happens. But what you've said could indeed be true. While I think the implication is there, it's hard to say whether that implication is an actual admission or just
910.
by joemi 10y ago
I'd be very willing to bet that the same qualities that drive someone to use a crude username may cause that person to be less desirable in several aspects of professional life.
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by joemi 10y ago
I'm thinking that if they still let you tap to select what to base the brightness on in this mode, they might be able to extend that to the focus so that it can work with non-face photos. Keep the part you tap on in focus (and anything
912.
by joemi 10y ago
Thanks. I don't watch the presentations anymore, so I hadn't heard about that. I think you're right that it's reasonable to be skeptical, but it may also just prove to be an implementation detail. But with the info we ha
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by joemi 10y ago
> In addition, the bokeh feature only works on portraits. That's the first I've heard of that. Can you back that up? Seems like it'd be easy enough to get it working on any image with depth to it, so it seems odd that they
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by joemi 10y ago
Just in case you're not simply being facetious: whether movies are well-reviewed or not definitely influences their success.
915.
by joemi 10y ago
The picture appear numerous times in the article. If disabling uBlock still didn't let you see it, then you've got some issues with your browser.
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by joemi 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what is it about Apple's lightning-to-3.5mm adapter that people find so much more repulsive than the 1/4"-to-3.5mm adapter that so many better-than-cheap-earbud headphones come with these days?
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by joemi 10y ago
Except it's still a simple solution for two reasons: 1) if you get the phone you get an adapter to let you use all 3.5mm headphones 2) many many many other people will have the same phone, so you'll be able to borrow their headpho
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by joemi 10y ago
While that's unfortunate for you, I'd be willing to bet most iphone consumers just use the included earbuds for their phone, and don't really have any other use for headphones. Keep in mind that you, and even most HN readers,
919.
by joemi 10y ago
In all likelihood, if the cops even bothered to show up after someone called this in, they'd probably laugh it off. I get that people have skepticism about police, but after living in NYC over a decade I've come to notice that NYC
920.
by joemi 10y ago
Jeez... Downvoted for attempting to help? Rough crowd.
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by joemi 10y ago
I don't have any solid answers, but... * You might have some luck browsing http://www.bhphotovideo.com/ to try to match up the hardware. B&H has a lot of Pro-sumer and straight up Pro products, in addition to all t
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by joemi 10y ago
It might not need a $2500+ computer, but from what I've read it still has some pretty hefty system requirements, doesn't it?
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by joemi 10y ago
Others have explained it better in threads near this one than I could, but the short response to this is that intuitiveness is personal and contextual.
924.
by joemi 10y ago
> vim is intuitive ( -ish?) once you understand what each character means That is a much different statement than simply saying "vim is intuitive", which is the statement it appears you're arguing against. I doubt there&#x
925.
by joemi 10y ago
Max/MSP has been very successful, though it's specialized for the music/visuals world. Given the text-based alternatives in that realm (csound, supercollider), it's not surprising.
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by joemi 10y ago
This practice is common in digital marketplaces. For instance, Amazon doesn't allow Marketplace Sellers (people who aren't Amazon but sell goods on Amazon.com) to: - link to a non-Amazon webpage - provide buyers with a phone numbe
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by joemi 10y ago
If the driver didn't notice it either, why is it Autopilot's fault?
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by joemi 10y ago
To be fair, a lot of reviewers don't realize when there are multiple seller locations. Hell, some people don't even realize that there are third-party sellers on Amazon at all. If even just one of those sellers is scamming (or jus
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by joemi 10y ago
Also Fulfillment-By-Amazon explains that review that mentions "barcode was covered by fake barcode"... All FBA items must cover up any original barcode with Amazon's FNSKU barcode. Either the sellers do it themselves before s
930.
by joemi 10y ago
How exactly are the profiles of the buyers posting the reviews raising suspicions? You realize that the "buyer profiles" you're mentioning are actually "reviewer profiles" that only list what other reviews that buye

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