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joenathan
12y ago
You forgot to turn off your hipster vision.
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joenathan
12y ago
Those things make me go faster, I like to see how high I can get the sign to go.
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joenathan
12y ago
Because then spammers would become more effective at not being caught.
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joenathan
12y ago
>Microsoft just isn't hip There is a whole world out there beyond the hipsters that buys phones, most of them not being able to afford the latest iDevice.
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joenathan
12y ago
That always happens with branding, the terms and concepts are never understood, think Xerox, Kleenex and even iPad; every copy is Xeroxed, every nose tissue is Kleenex and every tablet is an iPad. This sort of usage does not benefit the bra
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joenathan
13y ago
For example the new Google Maps runs horribly slow in Firefox, I have to open Chrome sometimes just to get a map to render.
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joenathan
13y ago
You haven't heard, Microsoft has dropped support for XP.
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joenathan
13y ago
ReFS can. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReFS
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joenathan
13y ago
I remember people complaining about GUIs, how CLIs were so much better and more powerful, how the mouse and cursor are so inefficient. When you change things people are used to, people are going to complain.
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joenathan
13y ago
I don't see this working, if the prisoner who flipped the switch on is brought back into the room immediately after the counter turns it off, then that one prisoner will be assumed to be two different people.
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joenathan
13y ago
So if I need to drive to a customers site I should build my own interstate?
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joenathan
13y ago
It actually is a cloud storage system for notes, but that doesn't matter, it establishes the naming convention.
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joenathan
13y ago
Microsoft OneNote has been around for over 10 years.
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joenathan
13y ago
>Sure, maintenance may be a bit lower Not just a 'bit' lower but worlds lower, owning a luxury car is rarely about the acquisition cost but the cost to keep and maintain it. You can find Toyota parts any day of the week on just
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joenathan
13y ago
Yes, this isn't a hardware backdoor, it's all in the software.
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joenathan
13y ago
I've never had any issues with Samsung or Kingston SSDs. The 840 EVO series and Pro series are the best performance for the money you can get.
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joenathan
13y ago
>Reminds me of when soldiers were being electrocuted in showers in Iraq because of totally incompetent contractors wiring electricity near the showers. The details of which are the showers needed water pumps,and the water pumps were not
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joenathan
13y ago
I think you are conflating issues, the Nexus 5 is only unlocked in the sense of being able to take it to any carrier. The bootloader is shipped locked but is easily unlockable by the user.
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joenathan
13y ago
The Zune video service has be retired, Xbox video has replaced it.
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joenathan
13y ago
The energy cost would have to be less than shipping by traditional means, which requires much more human involvement, additional sorting, travel, and stops. If you've ever tracked a package this would be pretty obvious.
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joenathan
13y ago
>Because software shouldn't brick the phone. It's not software, it's a damn operating system.
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joenathan
13y ago
I am not going to trust Adobe with my personal information until they can prove that they have improved their security practices. If you can't protect your own source code there is no way you are going to be able to protect your custom
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joenathan
13y ago
I just get a blank grey page.
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joenathan
13y ago
The chipset no longer contains the memory controller, the CPU does. To use DD4 you'd need not only a new motherboard but a new processor.
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joenathan
13y ago
I got very different results. Windows 8.1 Pro x64 i7 3770k 16GB RAM -Octane- Firefox 28 - 10320 IE 11 - 14167 Chrome 32.0.1689.3 - 21223 -Kraken- Firefox 28 - 1742.6ms IE 11 - 2252.0ms Chrome 32.0.1689.3 - 2241.0ms
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joenathan
13y ago
It's called Optical Bonding http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_bonding "The main goal of optical bonding is to improve the display performance under outdoor environments. This method eliminates the air gap
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joenathan
13y ago
I travel all around the valley, and rarely ever have any signal issues with T-Mobile, in the places I do have issues Verizon phones are the only ones with signals. Where I live(Sun Dance) Verizon phones have little to no signal while I have
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joenathan
13y ago
> Capitalism forces companies to adapt to competition Only in theory, in practice this sort of thing happens: http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2012/november/lcd-price-fixi...
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joenathan
13y ago
To skim means to remove "something" from the top(usually referring to liquids). Which makes sense to use to refer to a device that sits atop a card reader. https://www.google.com/search?q=card+skimmer&safe=off&
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joenathan
13y ago
I did read the article in full, also what does it matter who wrote it? A skimmer and a keylogger are two very distinct things. When I read the title I was interested to find out how the skimmers were placed, placing a keylogger takes much l
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