jstevens85

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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   The 15" MacBook Pro has Firewire.
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   All MacBooks have Firewire. Not really an issue though, Firewire isn't exactly standard on consumer level laptops.
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   Isn't a "rapidly growing market" part of the definition of a fad?
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   Private health care can coexist with a system of Universal Health Care Coverage. Yes, the Canadian system is almost entirely run by the government, but there is no reason that the US most copy the Canadian system. In Australia, 40% of hospi
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   Apple is only charging for videos from WWDC. They provide a whole bunch of free iPhone development video tutorials if you sign up as an iPhone developer (which is free also). I'm not sure why they don't provide WWDC stuff for free, perhaps
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   not really a diet, more like a method for suppressing appetite.
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   "Who would lead?" Jon Rubenstein? I think the Palm Pre is of the same calibre in terms of innovation and ease of use as any Apple product. I'd like to see what Palm could do with Jon at the helm, and the same resources as Apple.
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   Here's an interesting article about a four-man game developer working on the iPhone: http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=23785 "And certainly, we would love to be developing for a Nokia platform if they have solved the s
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   by jstevens85 17y ago

   Consider video game consoles like the Nintendo DS, PSP, Xbox, Playstation, Wii. All of those appliances are unable to run unapproved code, and sell in huge numbers. A mobile phone is really more like a video game console than a computer. Si
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    by jstevens85 17y ago

    you mean like the Xbox? I don't think anyone is really complaining about that.
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    by jstevens85 17y ago

    Yes, Brits may put more focus on which university you go to, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. In the UK, getting into Oxbridge is nowhere near as difficult as getting into Harvard, Yale, Princeton. There are 24,000 undergraduate spot