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by lazugod 14y ago
> and violent, but okay, it is a game company That's no excuse for making their company website look like a black market gun store.
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by lazugod 14y ago
That's quite an ad-copy filled Wikipedia page they have (and an even weirder website). Not that this says whether Kixeye is the company described by OP.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Are we reading the same thing? Code is not sent to Microsoft.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Are you being sarcastic?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Because jacquesm is a well-known HN user.
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by lazugod 14y ago
"Eddy Cue is Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services." (from http://www.apple.com/pr/bios/eddy-cue.html )
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by lazugod 14y ago
Maps are an interesting area for bikeshedding to occur, because any two people can both be experts in their area yet both experience wildly different results.
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by lazugod 14y ago
It's old news, but it's still a surprise to people.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Is it really important to type the delimiter? Or just to have it appear onscreen while typing?
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by lazugod 14y ago
This doesn't belong on HN.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Xboxes lose the war because they aren't part of an integrated system with desktop and mobile Windows. And systems are king.
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by lazugod 14y ago
If someone's being needlessly snarky, tell them.
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by lazugod 14y ago
I don't see anything wrong. Could you describe your worries?
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by lazugod 14y ago
By pinging their own website, Apple can determine whether an Internet connection is truly available. Some WiFi providers at hotels, airports and such block access until users have paid or signed on.
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by lazugod 14y ago
AOL and Netflix have been bitten by the deanonymization of their search/recommendation logs before. What will keep the same from happening here?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Adam Cadre's calendar blog, solely due to the inline footnotes and asides (example: http://adamcadre.ac/calendar/13/13956.html ). It's a convenience even Gruber and PG don't utilize.
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by lazugod 14y ago
As are Charlie Chaplin and Alfred Hitchcock (they even share the same Bacon liaison).
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by lazugod 14y ago
Ew. Accept and master the limitations that come naturally to you or your technology, sure. But don't go looking for ways to limit yourself.
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by lazugod 14y ago
The common refrain is that trademarks must be defended even in far fetched cases, else you'll automatically lose them. I'm curious how many people protest that facet of law, given the many protests against patents.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Did any of the mobile GG2 attempts pan out?
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by lazugod 14y ago
In a similar, uglier vein: http://selectioncollection.tumblr.com/
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by lazugod 14y ago
Has this been resolved?
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by lazugod 14y ago
What is "development karma"?
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by lazugod 14y ago
Because we have yet to see if the software has improved.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Mobile Safari successfully refrains from adblocking.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Why wouldn't we know? Ellison is still alive.
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by lazugod 14y ago
The market is open, the store is closed (or walled).
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by lazugod 14y ago
What mess is that comments section? The design (chronologically threaded rather than rated, large repeating personal signatures, offtopic designated threads) puts its worst foot forward. Maybe I'm pampered by Reddit and ArsTechnica, which l
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by lazugod 14y ago
Then let this be the moment where you realize not everyone on HN is a web developer. Some of them are painters.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Because digital screens are rectangles and the native DOM elements are rectangles. And raw photos are rectangles. And the books and posters and signs and paintings that web designers emulate are rectangles.

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