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kiiski
15y ago
I'm pretty sure that all phone makers have had good GPS for years. And MS has bing already. http://www.bing.com/maps/
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kiiski
16y ago
Maybe, but the problem was that "all lexing/parsing/syntax highlighting/analysis of the language is much harder because of this horrible choice". Using quotes doesn't really fix that.
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kiiski
16y ago
Because people don't know what "heisenberg debugging" (or whatever you use) is? After all, your primary objective is not to be original, but to be understood.
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kiiski
16y ago
I think he spoke of beliefs about nuclear safety.
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kiiski
16y ago
Note that this form pops up only after the user clicks on a button: "Implementation wise, here is what we did: on homepage, whenever a visitor clicks on Start Optimizing Now button, we show a “popup signup form” which has only two fields (u
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kiiski
16y ago
According to wikipedia, he was worth 6,5 billion. So probably the $60 million just didn't matter to him so much.
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kiiski
16y ago
Perhaps he thinks it's better to make sure that everyone is clear of the direction and committed to it rather than (potentially) wasting hundreds of thousands of hours of work on useless platforms.
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kiiski
16y ago
Some of us still prefer having a qwerty keyboard. At least I wont be buying another phone without one.
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kiiski
16y ago
Nokia has always had their logo on the front. It's part of their brand.
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kiiski
16y ago
There is always the rest of EU.
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kiiski
16y ago
No. I was referring to messages by lwhi and nitrogen. As nitrogen said, there are less invasive options to contact them than colonization and there are cases where it is beneficial to the (in some ways) less advanced civilization. It might
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kiiski
16y ago
So how about Japan for example? Do you think contact with the west was bad for them?
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kiiski
16y ago
Do you have the latest Maemo version? It made it a lot faster.
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kiiski
16y ago
He spoke about a situation where the customer hasn't heard of you (DuckDuckGo in this case).
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kiiski
16y ago
> That’s what I didn’t understand. NetNewWire has buttons on the exact same position ( http://netnewswireapp.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/mac_scr... . – please note that NetNewsWire doesn’t even show an Unread or Flag button by defaul
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kiiski
16y ago
Maybe I misunderstood your point, but the second paragraph doesn't seem quite right: > They can refuse to accept the chip back, ..., or they can ... not accept the chip. So do they accept those chips or not?
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kiiski
16y ago
But at least I couldn't quickly find any info about what it is (by looking through the page). There really should be a link "What is a WakeMate?".
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kiiski
16y ago
It is.
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kiiski
16y ago
He said "Lady Gaga's approach to clothing seems like hacking to me.". There no mention about music and whether it's conventional or not is irrelevant. I can eat food conventionally (without using six chopsticks) and still be a hacker.
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kiiski
16y ago
What does Julian Assange have to do with this? I didn't see any mention of him or wikileaks in the article.
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kiiski
16y ago
But then they would have to write the office suite from scratch (unless there is some open source browser based office suite available?).
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kiiski
16y ago
Maybe or maybe not, but that doesn't matter. They already sell computers and have lots of customers who want to buy them. I don't know much about business, but I would still have to say that it sounds just stupid to suddenly stop selling th
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kiiski
16y ago
That still doesn't explain why it would be in a message from someone who wouldn't use a smiley in the first place.
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kiiski
16y ago
Also remember that the Baltic sea is a lot less salty than any other sea. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_sea#Salinity
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kiiski
16y ago
Why is he "going" from MS and not "coming" to Nokia? Do you believe he wont be as good exec for Nokia as he was for MS?
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kiiski
16y ago
I think he meant that it should have been prematurely optimized so that it could have handled the traffic from hn and there would never have been any problems with performance.
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kiiski
16y ago
Castling is pretty important move in chess. You can hardly claim an implementation to be fully working without it (although it wasn't the author claiming that).
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kiiski
16y ago
Actually you can't (not in this case at least). Microsoft promised to support ie6 until april 2014, so they can't apply the argument after that. And ie6 -> ie8 (-> ie10) step is probably about as big as ie6 -> ie10. That said, I
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kiiski
16y ago
We are? I thought the thread was about Nokia, not Symbian.
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kiiski
16y ago
What model are you using? My n900 takes about 1 minute to boot, has never (during the last 6 months) crashed or dropped a call (that's probably more of a network problem anyway) and the back cover is the only part that even can be taken off
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