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Dangerous Digital Tunnelvision(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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Windows does dominate, but how many software programs are now unused because people have found they can duplicate those functions on a tablet? Do you think a map app would be popular on the desktop when a tablet can do that better?
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by mikecane 14y ago
It depends. Consumer or commercial market? Productivity or games? Low-priced popular or high-priced niche? EDIT to add: Win, OS X, Linux? Also, I would not do any desktop program without also thinking about how it would be as a tablet app -
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John Kitto(en.wikipedia.org)
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Chauncey Jerome(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mikecane 14y ago
Fox 18 on XP here and I can't get anything to work, either. Mouse scrollwheel, spacebar, arrow keys all do nothing. In addition, I don't know if you're using any light gray for visual cues. That's a problem. My screen is crap with shot c
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Your CES Video Coverage Sucks. Do It Right Or Stay Home.(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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If Hollywood falls next with video, book publishers won't be far behind.
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Will Amazon “AutoRip” Print Books Too?(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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First Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Cases Detected in North America(usnews.com)
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No. With touchscreens, it will morph even further and converge with TVs (or become the TV -- you know, what you watch general video on, not necessarily what is fed by TV).
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by mikecane 14y ago
This is a two-year-old post about a dead issue that doesn't even have historical interest.
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The Seven Biggest Collapses in Mobile Handset or Smartphone History(communities-dominate.blogs.com)
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by mikecane 14y ago
Don't know where this reply will wind up in the thread, but the more I read here, the more it does seem like a bad marketing decision that was likely driven by not alienating partner Intel. Apple could afford to diss Intel because it was a
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by mikecane 14y ago
Or think of it as a foreshadowing of a touchscreen iMac. I don't think Apple would put a battery in theirs, however. I think most people would be satisfied with just AC.
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by mikecane 14y ago
But would that give you a touchscreen?
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IDEO's David Kelley on CBS' 60 Minutes(cbsnews.com)
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by mikecane 14y ago
Wordpressdotcom added Infinite Scroll to blogs. I turned it off but it still has it when you want to see older posts. How much I hate it! I spend more time staring at a damn spinning wheel than seeing more posts when Search won't bring up
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by mikecane 14y ago
>>>The decision to ban traditional desktop applications was not a technical one, but a bad marketing decision. But wouldn't Desktop apps need to be recompiled to run on the ARM CPU?
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Circumventing Windows RT’s Code Integrity Mechanism(surfsec.wordpress.com)
68 points by mikecane 14y ago|15 comments
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by mikecane 14y ago
eBooks are my thing. eInk stopped being exciting quite a while ago.
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by mikecane 14y ago
There are YouTube videos: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=yotaphone Not excited by this.
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by mikecane 14y ago
This already exists. A lot of WordPress blogs use it (I think WordPress might have acquired the company that created it). I have disabled it on my WordPress(dotcom) blogs because it's just a PITA. It takes too long for a preview to be cr
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by mikecane 14y ago
There was hardly anything on sale with Win 8 during the holidays. I think it's too soon to assign any reason until "everything" is out there and then sales are measured. Despite Asus unveiling a bunch of stuff back in late October -- like
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by mikecane 14y ago
That's the only one I've got. Sorry it's not it. IIRC, the velocity of money was mentioned in it too, in later chapters. It seems to be an idea that's been around for a while.
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by mikecane 14y ago
That seems a bit familiar to me. Did the book make an analogy between the Wizard of Oz book and gold and primarily deal with debt? EDIT to add: Some Googling, and this is the book I was thinking of: http://www.webofdebt.com/excerpts/chapt
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by mikecane 14y ago
Well, winding down means you probably don't have the funds to patent whatever unique thing it is you've created. Which is a bit of a shame, because you could have donated the patents in some manner that would prevent someone else monopoliz
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Orison Swett Marden: Success(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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Why would people use this over Goodreads?
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by mikecane 14y ago
Less memory? I don't know about that. There are some Google Book PDF scans of early 20th-century magazines that are close to 1GB in size. It's been my experience that even a good tablet doesn't keep more than 3-5 of these scanned PDF pag

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