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madebylaw
17y ago
From the article: We even hoped to have devices hacked together with Google Chrome OS and Windows 7 to show people that you could hack this thing to run just about anything you want. I don't think Arrington was afraid of ChromeOs.
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madebylaw
17y ago
I mostly agree with you, but I think it also depends on the types of contracts we're talking about. I definitely read all 20+ pages of my apartment lease before I signed it, but not a word of the iTunes EULA when upgrading it.
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madebylaw
17y ago
No human can possibly behave objectively in all situations. We are constantly under the influence of bias (whether conscious or unconscious).
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17y ago
I thought it was ironic that Loopt was using Microsoft Maps in the demo for the iphone, anyone know why they chose Virtual Earth over GOOG?
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17y ago
I’ll bet that in 5 years, if you stacked up a TechCrunch 50 of Indian start ups versus a comparable number of U.S. startups, it would be a pretty even match. I think there's something distinctly Indian about making 5 year plans, even if t
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madebylaw
17y ago
Yeah the headline also calls her a 'girl' even though she's a University graduate. When does she become a 'woman', I wonder?
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madebylaw
17y ago
Nice UI. Seems similar to pingdom.com, so you could check them out for feature ideas, etc.
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madebylaw
17y ago
One of the big barriers for me to consider the web replacing the desktop is device support for the browser. Does anyone know of a way for web applications to talk to devices like digital cameras, video game paraphernalia, music instruments?
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madebylaw
17y ago
And this would be better than checking the dishes themselves?
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"Study co-leader White sees nothing about the skeleton "that would exclude it from ancestral status." But he said more fossils would be needed to fully resolve the issue." Headline is misleading, this species isn't officially a human ancest
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madebylaw
17y ago
Twitter is in trouble because a website with more features (photo albums, apps, blah blah) and a larger community has been consistently adding all of twitter's 'killer' features to their own site. Question: What's to stop facebook from ad
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17y ago
This post is a duplicate: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=784824 . There should be some kind of test that runs and alerts a poster of possible duplicate entries. Thoughts?
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madebylaw
17y ago
I was thinking something similar. You could have police scanners placed around different cities to get everything. I didn't know whether voice recognition could parse the output though, it's not really my field.
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17y ago
I wonder how far ancient Egyptians could have gotten without breathing apparatus? Or have the caves changed that much over time...
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17y ago
To live forever?
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madebylaw
17y ago
Weird. In this video they have people hand stuffing envelopes but in the original article they have a machine stuffer. I wonder, is the video just outdated?
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17y ago
Well as a color e-book reader it would be way better than anything out there now. That is, if apple could manage the distribution correctly. So I can imagine, say, kids in college buying books on their device instead of carrying around hea
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17y ago
Technology also made it easier to kill and enact violence more quickly and on a larger scale.
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I don't think they're THAT oblivious to it, they have their own record label ( http://www.myspace.com/myspacerecords ). I do agree that they should try to capitalize on it more though. The only thing I use myspace for is to listen to new b
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17y ago
By what guidelines do you judge people?