kiiski

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by kiiski 16y ago
"- 17 were from technology." Seems like we only consider technology startups.
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by kiiski 16y ago
I think that "pay as you want" means that you can pay if you want, or you can just take it for free.
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by kiiski 16y ago
Or, assuming this is true, Mac OS X or iPhone.
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by kiiski 16y ago
The music player can play youtube videos directly, and it's faster/easier to use seperate app for browsing/searching videos.
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by kiiski 16y ago
Flash runs just as well on my nokia n900 as it does on desktop, So I don't think the problem is at adobes end. Of course, I don't even remember when was the last time I actually needed to use flash (on mobile or on desktop).
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by kiiski 17y ago
"It seems that this is one of those devices that you can not fight with, especially if they are deployed in great numbers. What do you do, stay inside if the U.S has deemed you a threat? Hack it to try to take control of it? That seems like
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by kiiski 17y ago
Desktops still existed in that universe.
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by kiiski 17y ago
"...ISPs are typically local monopolies." Not here in Finland, and I don't think that applies to many other places in EU either.
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by kiiski 17y ago
I just tested, and sporcle.com works well on Symbian. Does blackberry have it's own version of opera too?
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by kiiski 17y ago
I would assume that the printer was meant just as an example of the problem (which is that new releases may break things that used to work). That said, I've been using Ubuntu as my main OS for about 2 years and I've never had any real probl
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by kiiski 17y ago
The bug report was already submitted, and it is classified as "high priority". The author wasn't complaining about the printer not working; he was complaining that the bug wasn't fixed (and that it shouldn't have been let to the system in t
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by kiiski 17y ago
Naturally. If you remove half of a product while keeping the same price, it's bound to be overpriced. Software isn't free (unless it is free...).
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by kiiski 17y ago
I haven't read anything else from him, but at least that post didn't say anything about Nexus One. But it did say "I played with my wife’s iPhone for just a few minutes before I knew I had to have an iPhone". That post didn't give any reaso
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by kiiski 17y ago
But unless I missed something, amnesia doesn't have anything to do with the subject. In this case you don't forget what you did 10 minutes ago; you forget what you did 80 years ago (which I suppose most people do anyway).
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by kiiski 17y ago
But how would that solve the problem of automatic cross-platform installation of a tool required by the emacs package? As I see it, the problem is in automating step 5. I guess you can find out the installed package manager in linux somehow
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by kiiski 17y ago
Emacs is cross-platform. It would be kinda hard for them to start using system specific package managers (remember that windows exists too). And anyway, this is meant for installing emacs extensions, not software for whatever system you're
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by kiiski 17y ago
I don't really get that idea from the code.google.com. It looks to me rather like microsoft, but with cleaner design. Both have the search bar at the top, navigation bar on left and news/announcements at the center and on the right. Neither
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by kiiski 17y ago
"However, all cell phones allow basic geo-location via triangulation (most carriers lie about that), so if you don't want to be found you shouldn't have a cell phone at all." It is technically possible for all web pages to track your activi
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by kiiski 17y ago
You seem to forget Maemo. Of course it doesn't have Google to do the marketing, but other than that I don't see why Android would be any better than it.
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by kiiski 17y ago
I first learned programming in language called CoolBasic. It's simple basic like language meant for making simple 2d games. It doesn't have any command line functionality at all, and a program always has exactly one window where everything
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by kiiski 17y ago
I'm not really familiar with the subject, but if Google uses their profit from online advertising to get people to use their phones (by selling them cheaper than "possible"), wouldn't that be the same as Microsoft putting ie in Windows? So
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by kiiski 17y ago
I've had Nokia E71 for over a year now and I've never had any problems with the keyboard. And it's not a sliding keyboard (it's more blackberry like), so it has a lot smaller keys than this one.
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by kiiski 17y ago
I still like having the scrollbar to show how far from the bottom of the document I am.
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by kiiski 17y ago
Actually, no, it wasn't. The author made a statement and asked people to discuss it. He never claimed it to be correct.
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by kiiski 17y ago
Why is it worthwhile if the microsoft one is good? I've never had any problems with microsoft keyboards or mouses myself, and he clearly says that he thinks they're "very nice".
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by kiiski 17y ago
Next paragraph in the article "A popular outcry over the PC filtering plan prompted the Chinese government to clarify that, although the surveillance software will ship with every computer, it does not have to be used." So I guess it will b