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"Cool is what tech consumers want. Exhibit A: today the iPhone brings in more revenue than the entirety of Microsoft. No, really."
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ouch my ears.. if they went already destroyed, they are now..
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Thank god mine shipped yesterday
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They already have multiple lines of windows which are all the same except the some features are turned off with a lower level serial key
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I am a bit at a split As a programmer: its a CLI for GUI apps, yeah! As an average computer user: Are you crazy...?
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happy flashing
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Ask HN: Why do 'coin' laundry machines only take quarters?
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I think laptops are becoming like smartphones in their design. After two or three years of use and when they break, you go out and buy a new one. It is much cheaper (opportunity cost speaking) for the user to get a new faster computer and t
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The page falls off my android browser
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There was a post about how Google pause the count at 300 to verify the views. Cant seem to find it but this is pretty close http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090821112609AA...
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The same can be said when comparing texting in Japan to the US. Most texts in Japan are sent via email directly from their feature phones to the iphones. Rarely, you will get a text via SMS. Here in the states, people are still paying an ab
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Cheers!
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Ifixit selling quarters for $2.95
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vi
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gitsci.com - bringing version control to science
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#22 Write a responsive design website
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Check the meta description for dogpile and it says this: Dogpile.com makes searching the Web easy, because it has all the best search engines piled into one. Go Fetch! That's is probably why it is number one ranked.
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I believe every client would like to have a system with a 100% up time. You should instead frame the question to what eplison error is acceptable which in you case, is 0.02% error.
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Why is it even possible to patent design which gives zero functionality in the first place...
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Only if it comes with a wireless keyboard and mouse...
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there's a problem with your font.... take 'a' with twice the pixel size with 'ff' the letters will look exactly the same.....
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It is true that Amazon is attempting to be a one stop shop for all merchandises physical and digital. However that goal have made Amazon's web front crowded and convoluted. If Amazon were to extend their product models to better express the
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Why doesn't chrome put in a master password or a security question/answer a user have to enter to reveal sensitive information?
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I ask my interviewers, some classic behavioral questions like what is you proudest accomplishment or what is the most difficult aspect of the job. While it seems ironic, but you would get a lot of insight into their work as well as insight
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The end of the article, the post confirms that Google stores a hash of the password. Very misleading from the title of the article.