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15y ago
It's too soon to say how well this will do but if it's exactly like the Cr-48 it may have difficulty doing well. There needs to be SOME hardware functionality like being able to use a USB or something. Else, it would just be an iPad with a
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15y ago
Funny, I'm friends with a Taiwanese-Canadian first generation that grew up in Vancouver. He starting off working for the man straight out of college and now leads a team just after a year. I don't know about passion but he's well off in ter
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15y ago
i drool to what you thought they would be releasing. EDIT: by drool i mean salivate. that certainly sounds like an amazing service.
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15y ago
Actually, my uncle was an Electrical Engineer making a little under than 100k, quit and ran a single laundromat in a posh neighborhood and makes just under 200k profit. True story.
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15y ago
>More "wtf" to me is when a guy says he's from China, or India, or Ireland when he's never been there, doesn't speak/read/write the language and culturally has nothing in common. I've never heard anyone say that in my entire life (a sho
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15y ago
May I ask where you grew up and what schools you went to? I grew up and went to college with Tiger cubs and high school/college was the best years of our lives on top of great grades, honor societies, and successful post-grad careers. Not t
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15y ago
Android Movies, Google Music... is it safe to predict Android Music as well?
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15y ago
i wonder how much space we'll be given. i can't seem to find it on any of the screens
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15y ago
vs the full roll out that was Google Buzz? Limited roll outs are common for Betas. Had Buzz been a limited roll out they would have recognized its faults much earlier and there would have been less privacy issues.
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15y ago
He doesn't know what it's like to be a tiger cub because he says straight forwardly that he's never been one. His opinions are based on research and observation and I say there's more to the story because his research is incomplete and he n
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15y ago
You're right it doesn't say anything about the future. But my point was simply that he drew conclusions from numbers that shouldn't mean anything yet.
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15y ago
This was a very interesting and long read as an Asian American Tiger child myself. There are things that I agree with and things that I disagree with. There are a lot of numbers tossed around in the article but definitely not enough numbers
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15y ago
this isn't the first set of game engine talent that zynga has acquired. very interesting to see what direction social gaming is headed.
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15y ago
I never said if anything was right or wrong, nor did I assume any of it, I just asked if it was related. Good to know curiosity gets flagged around here.
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15y ago
Out of speculation, would this tie in at all to an article I saw on HN a while back about the Government hiring 3rd parties to hack Google for some reason?
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kin
15y ago
big difference between MB and Mb but in any case I guess being in America I'm shafted when it comes to internet speeds.
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kin
15y ago
that sounds like an awesome investment, what are you subscribed too?
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kin
15y ago
how do video games play on the newer model plasmas?
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15y ago
the first thing i thought of was video chat integration into facebook chat exactly the same way google video chat is integrated into gchat. from there, they could monetize on paid group chats, calls to numbers since fb's new messaging is ti
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15y ago
sometimes i feel like intel should space out their chips more. as a consumer i feel like i can't keep up.
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15y ago
I mentioned it before and I'll mention it again. Delicious' time has passed by but you've got ask why one would acquire old technology. The answer is simple, to do something with it. I'm excited to see what they come up with.
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16y ago
I didn't rule out private trackers, I just failed to mention it. In any case, I personally find Usenet superior to private trackers but I can see it from the other side. They both have pros and cons. My main gripe with private trackers is t
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16y ago
Netflix is not significantly killing BitTorrent directly. For one, mainstream BT users are afraid of using BT. Non-mainstream BT users are using usenet 'cause it's just so insanely fast. People's favorite trackers are being shut down left a
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16y ago
well, your post is separated into 4 different sources. my guess is delicious isn't going to be acquired and left alone but instead improved upon by integrating and improving upon your 4 delicious replacements
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16y ago
absolutely. instead of leaving a movie download overnight i leave it for a shower. i hope it never hits mainstream, especially since it's subscription based
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16y ago
Pretty much. You'll see that the aggressive ones are taken down, like the Beatles, won't find that at Grooveshark. However, you can upload your own Beatles tracks and label them differently "B34tles" and it'll stay up there longer, just lik
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16y ago
Many people say RIM has an odd shipping model but I just think they're slow. When you look at how Apple ships a product, they announce the product, the details, show off the apps, and then BAM! It's available in two weeks and sells millions
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16y ago
I like the background track but it is much too distracting to hear what the ad is saying. Is it just me? In any case, if executed well I personally think this is a great idea. Student interns are pretty much cheap contractors because they
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16y ago
From what I understand, the "Most Popular" shows on Hulu and the shows I normally watch off Hulu are mostly prime time network shows. These shows are all available for free in HD over the air. Why aren't cable companies blaming their dimini
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16y ago
My fingers are crossed that this doesn't go through. I've had T-Mobile for years and have been grandfathered into such an amazing family plan. $20 for unlimited web per person, lines 3-5 are free. $10 unlimited texting for the entire family
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