laconian

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31.
by laconian 14y ago
The logo is a "Q"...
32.
by laconian 14y ago
A good Sonos installation is really expensive.
33.
by laconian 14y ago
It looked responsive at the end of the presentation. More abuse of the word "bricked".
34.
by laconian 14y ago
I viewed the source of your page.
35.
by laconian 14y ago
I think this is inevitable when a company targets a diverse set of demographics. What works for one customer might be disastrous for another.
36.
by laconian 14y ago
Troop 321 - done for a merit badge?
37.
by laconian 14y ago
Which the consumer will buy, believing that all Windows 8s are the same.
38.
by laconian 14y ago
That contradicts your original point?
39.
by laconian 14y ago
Silverlight video. Ugh.
40.
by laconian 14y ago
Because the story wouldn't produce as many pageviews.
41.
by laconian 14y ago
Developers produce bugs all the time.
42.
by laconian 14y ago
Look at how weird and curvy the Turkish guy's ears are! So weiiiird!
43.
by laconian 14y ago
Imagine how that would make life for developers, forced to deal with the combinatorial explosion of revoked permissions.
44.
by laconian 14y ago
How do you think the guys at Newegg feel about this? How would you feel if this was the norm for how your customers escalated their cases with your company?
45.
by laconian 14y ago
Who cares?
46.
by laconian 14y ago
It is kind of sad how this Mad Libs exercise accurately describes so many of the startups that dominate the headlines and monopolize our talent.
47.
by laconian 14y ago
I think Vooza's looking for their first technical hire, too! I wonder if he'll be a rockstar ninja.
48.
by laconian 14y ago
Upvote this option for me, too.
49.
by laconian 14y ago
This sounds a lot more like a static information display than another screen for gaming. EDIT: but yes, there's no reason why this can't be as dynamic as what's on the WiiU. Nintendo's competitive advantage can become a commodity overnight
50.
by laconian 14y ago
Sometimes those weak ties are weak for a reason.
51.
by laconian 14y ago
I don't think they care so much about communicating facts as much as they care about ROI from their SEO investment. If static images work at getting page views from gullible people, then why change?
52.
by laconian 14y ago
RIP. :( I didn't know the guy but heard about him on the news. What a tragedy.
53.
by laconian 14y ago
I believe you can sign in as a guest, but it won't save your browser settings. Since ChromeOS is all about having data "in the cloud" and keeping as little mutable state on the computer as possible, I guess this makes sense. Can we coin an
54.
by laconian 14y ago
This makes me super happy. I would like to add some sort of dialogue tree support to it.
55.
by laconian 14y ago
Well done Forbes! No original content, but high clickbait value!
56.
by laconian 14y ago
Maybe we are seeing a second system effect for Windows - now that they're committed to taking a clean slate, they're going nuts and throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
57.
by laconian 14y ago
Not supported for my operating system. (I run Linux.) I thought this was a browser plugin?
58.
by laconian 14y ago
Maybe not - it might be derived from an Indian head waggle? That is much more neutral-to-positive than "no".
59.
by laconian 14y ago
I want Maddox to riff on those those insipid ads that go like: "Single mom in Podunk, OH discovers 1 silly trick to make wrinkles disappear, and doctors HATE her!" So much potential for comedy there.
60.
by laconian 14y ago
I've happily wasted many hours on his site. And his book is awesome, too.

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