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by micampe 13y ago
Thank you for saying this. On the other side there are also people like %#&$ * Scoble that say this is just a marketing play. The lack of empathy and awareness that not everyone in the world is as greedy and selfish as you really ups
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by micampe 13y ago
I do that with a car from 1972. The comparison doesn't hold though.
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by micampe 13y ago
You’ll see just as much english gibberish on chinese teens t-shirts. I haven’t seen any on tattoos, but they also seem to be significantly less common than in the US.
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by micampe 13y ago
Why are people so upset by the title? Is it a cheesy buzzfeed style bait? Yes, but why should I be offended by a random person on the internet insinuating I don't know about some random thing?
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by micampe 13y ago
The estimate also depends on current traffic conditions. I won't debate the accuracy of either case since it can only be an anecdotal and unproductive conversation. You were disputing the value changing over time, not it being inaccura
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by micampe 13y ago
Well of course the ETA changes while you are driving, that seems obvious. It's an estimate, it depends on current conditions, it can't be correct from the start.
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by micampe 13y ago
Correct (man 1 qlmanage). Depending on the type of file, it is usually faster to open quicklook than opening the file in its default application, especially if you just want to take a look and you don’t actually need to edit the file.
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by micampe 13y ago
Also very useful for similar use cases is qlmanage. $ qlmanage -p <file>
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by micampe 13y ago
Hong Kong has a ccTLD (and an ISO country code, and a currency) but is not a country, while still mostly working like one.
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by micampe 13y ago
My laptop goes easily to 7-8 without changing my usage significantly, 9 if I'm only doing email. I hardly carry the power brick outside the house anymore.
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by micampe 13y ago
3-5 hours is good battery life in 2014?
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by micampe 13y ago
Oh god, Onswipe again. Has anyone who puts it on their website tried to use it from a phone or tablet?
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by micampe 13y ago
I bought the Nokia 770, N810 and N900 on release day. Capacitive screens made everything much nicer by being usable.
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by micampe 13y ago
I think the problem is the word "copied", it always comes with a whiff of "and hence worthless".
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by micampe 13y ago
The only apps I have that have not been updated are Google's and the only annoying thing is that they use the old keyboard, which looks bad now.
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by micampe 13y ago
If someone can see this screen, they have access to your email. Did you disable email too?
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by micampe 13y ago
> I was cherry-picking Maps, but I remember that not all iOS apps were updated to the iOS7 look and feel when it came out This is not true for apps that come with the OS. Some Apple apps were updated later, but only those that come fro
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by micampe 13y ago
> but for the end user, they don't receive a patch of say 15MB with what has changed. Yes they do: http://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2013/09/ios_7_0_2.jpg (since iOS 5).
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by micampe 13y ago
Sorry, I’ve been trying to be less cynical lately. If someone does something good I prefer to take it, not dig for nefarious motives.
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by micampe 13y ago
It still wouldn’t make the entire project illegal, only things outside of the standard.
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by micampe 13y ago
Director of the open source technology centre at Microsoft Tom Hanrahan said the Community Promise allows projects like Mono to fully support its technology. “The type of action Oracle is taking against Google over Java is not going to hap
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by micampe 13y ago
BlackBerrys have had it forever.
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by micampe 13y ago
Tesla “issues” get more attention than regular car issues for the same reasons Tesla successes get more attention than regular car successes. No one remembers what was last year's safest car.
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by micampe 13y ago
an iPod touch may be even cheaper.
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by micampe 13y ago
Because duplicates are useful . I hadn't seen the original post, I've seen this one. Disallowing reposts is one of the HN policies I don't agree with.
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by micampe 13y ago
A similar project, that also supports live video http://bublcam.com
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by micampe 13y ago
I don’t, I guess my expectations were wrong, not very clear though. So what are the features available without a subscription? Just music upload from my computer? I was under the impression that some kind of radio/streaming was include
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by micampe 13y ago
Really? I’m trying it and I disagree. I don’t understand what’s the difference between Listen Now and My Library; I though it would search in the entire Play library but it only finds stuff I already have, even when creating Instant Mixes;
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by micampe 13y ago
Dear HN, can we please reduce the frequency of the same inane NSA wits in every single discussion? If there are new informations or interesting opinions I’m glad to read them, but repeating ”NSA! ah-ah!” in every single article doesn’t add
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by micampe 13y ago
On that vein, an essay on how a pencil is made: http://www.econlib.org/library/Essays/rdPncl1.html «I, Pencil, simple though I appear to be, merit your wonder and awe, a claim I shall attempt to prove. In fact,

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