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by jpxxx 14y ago
... the use of which drives attention, legitimacy, and revenue to a scumbag.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The Mac is niche, the Mac Pro is niche^2, and Mac Pro sales into Europe are niche^3. It's unlikely this event is going to force the schedule of a new Mac Pro design.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The hell he'll ever be cutting a check. This is nonsense. And are people seriously using this service? It's like renting a cardboard safe deposit box in a bad neighborhood.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Oh look, it has better "latancy". Flag and bag.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
This is a sure sign in any presentation that they're done talking about things that will actually sell their product.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
"We've created a new position at BlackBerry, a Global Creative Director." "We needed someone who is creative, and into technology." "Alicia Keys is BlackBerry's new Creative Director." NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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by jpxxx 14y ago
here we go! -- Doesn't (officially) support HTML signatures. -- Requires a lengthy reindex on any internal database change, which can happen multiple times a year. -- Severe, egregious issues with corrupted or blanked out Keychain entries
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The execution is spastic but the intent is correct: substantial portions of the Apple codebase are lipsticked pigs. Mail.app is, to my mind, the single most flagrant troublemaker in small-biz use. But there are thousands of little cockroach
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by jpxxx 14y ago
How lovely for you. Now: the thrust of the piece is that for many, the status you assign yourself (and have assigned for you) in adolescence persists through adulthood.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I just realized I get an internet point every time this thread gets a reply. ~Keep going!~
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by jpxxx 14y ago
It's way too late for that, but you are completely correct. Upvote, good person.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Name and shame seems like a good tactic, but you must understand that the animal is incapable of feeling shame or remorse - they have no reputation to uphold. There is only predator and prey. Their world literally does not extend beyond you
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by jpxxx 14y ago
So there's a stupendous expansion in sales of mid-range and low-range Samsung/Android devices, an Android-first carrier affiliate says Apple is stupid, people with Android phones want Android apps, and marketing dilettantes are tired of see
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Maybe if we torture them harder they'll do more science. I'd give it a whirl, but Christ-God Of The Sky disapproves of work on Sabbath.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The only workable solution I've found: maintain absolute transparency with everyone in your various networks, and never, ever, ever respond to the animal in any way. It literally takes years for them to break off from the hunt, and there is
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by jpxxx 14y ago
No.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
..and then another decade passed and OpenGL ES won every growth market, returning PC gaming to its niche status. Massive niche, of course, but niche. More Temple Run, dears?
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by jpxxx 14y ago
They do, but in many playback contexts they're muted by default. I haven't quite figured out the rules.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I like the side-point this author makes. Anytime there's a new discovery in quantum theory or some other escoteric, sexy area of research, thousands of armchair scientist knowitalls fall all over themselves to decry or incorrectly interpret
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I completely adored this! Furthermore, I can't come up with any reason why the Vine datatype won't be huge. It's Motion Tumblr... it's an alloy of video and anigif... it's silent... it auto-loops... it's extraordinarily boredom resistant.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
TL;DR: -- Music players remain a shrinking niche. -- Mac sales have (at least) plateaued and are likely sinking in lockstep with the rest of the classical PC industry. -- Apple is doing fine. 75%+ of their revenue is now from iOS. -- China
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by jpxxx 14y ago
So it's fatally broken. But everyone's ignoring Mega's upside: you get to send your sensitive data and money to a charismatic, egomaniacal scam artist!
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by jpxxx 14y ago
You submitted an ad with tits in it to an -American- broadcast network and asked them to run it during kids cartoons. They said no. Enjoy your free press. (Seeiously though: love your service)
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I have had pervasive problems with Address Book stores on Macs for years now. Psychotically slow operations, ten-second hangs, sync failures, endless sync failure loops, and general thrashing are not hard to find on any system handling more
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by jpxxx 14y ago
How in the unholy fuck does this anti-content get made, linked, and on the front page? Nuke, flag, die noise die.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
True. But trashy in-house Experience Apps are ubiquitous and only going to improve. I think the idea here is that Samsung has an out if they end up needing it.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
A majority of people are purchasing the phone they can afford first. Status purchases are for a more select population. And the phone you can afford is more likely to have Bada.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Bada's outselling and outgrowing Windows Mobile. It's doing fine.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
You speak the truth! Even when they're copying experiences, there's always a rough edge hanging out that makes you wince.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
It doesn't need to be anything new, radical, or anything of the sort. All it aims to be is an Android-alike that Google doesn't control. (ideally one that also enables easy porting of Android code and assets) With this fixed goal and with S

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