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mikhailt
12y ago
I can't find the information to answer my question, so don't downvote me because it's a stupid question. I admit it is, I just want to know for curiosity. I don't understand why Adobe has to be used here? Why didn't
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mikhailt
12y ago
Yes, he did. Here's the youtube copy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guMFKBXp544 Watch it all the way through, it was Dre himself who spoke and did that "first hip-hop billionaire on the mother$$#8ker west coast&
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mikhailt
12y ago
Then why did he brag about it in the Facebook video that was taken down?
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mikhailt
12y ago
The author can't even double check his numbers and I lost all energy to keep reading it. Apple have over $150 billion in its cash pile, not $18.9 billion. Did he mean domestic pile? I'm pretty sure it's more than ~$20 billion
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mikhailt
12y ago
In terms of the combined consumers sales, Dell is probably #3. The revenue Dell pulled from their consumer division (which includes desktop/laptops/thin-clients/mobile devices and so on) is $8.9 billion. > End User Comput
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12y ago
I foresee two types for popular SSDs. 1. MLC at 512GB-1TB is all that needed for the boot/app drives for the next 5 years. They're already at decent prices, 3D stacked chips and another smaller process should be possible within 5
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12y ago
Enterprise means reliability (specific NAND quality, long validation process at multiple levels), long term support (including warranty costs), and firmware tailored for enterprise workloads. Enterprise pays for SSDs that's tested thro
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12y ago
No, they're not. They're the most profitable, not the same as the biggest. HP/Lenovo have the top two spots, they're selling tens of millions per quarter. Apple barely breaks 5 million. Apple doesn't have great busi
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12y ago
Apple is not the biggest manufacturer, it's the most profitable but it is not the biggest one by far. http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/01/09/apples-domestic-ma...
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13y ago
The problem is that pretty much anything we do differently from our ancestors harms the brain while it is still growing. Using sugar casually probably harms the brain just as much as smoking pot casually does. Sitting all day harms the brai
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mikhailt
13y ago
If you do, please let us know what it turns out.
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mikhailt
13y ago
It's not like they're aren't working on faster broadband (like Google and its project to expand to 10GBps fiber). There are more than one project at any given moment any way, it's not as if the whole country is just work
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mikhailt
13y ago
I'm not sure why Google hasn't adopted Go as another supported language to develop on Android. It seems naturally and would expand the usage of the language.
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mikhailt
13y ago
I expected a very long death because of the government contracts. Blackberry isn't going anywhere until a different maker has all of the security clearances needed to have its devices on the secure network. I don't think Apple car
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mikhailt
13y ago
That's nothing compared to before. Before ACA, the offers I got was between 1K-2K a month. I couldn't afford it at all. After ACA, I can grab 200-500$ a month depending on which metal plan I want. If my income was lower by $1K, it
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mikhailt
13y ago
Dude, you are comparing two entirely different things and no, it doesn't clearly show anything. Spdy is not an established standard, it's an experimental protocol developed by Google to improve the transmission of data on top of H
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mikhailt
13y ago
Wow. Sorry, I can't support any web apps that modifies the wordpress app into something else. It's pretty much like using Flash to power the Login forms on website. It's an automatic deal breaker for me. I do hope Jottly reco
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mikhailt
13y ago
Nice to see Godwin's law kicking in. I wouldn't care if Pat Robertson introduced the show, that'd hurt him more than the show since he'd be effectively promoting a science show. In fact, I hated Bush but I still wouldn&#
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mikhailt
13y ago
I'm not giving anybody any benefits of the doubt nor am I giving any conclusion about anything. As a person of science, I do not judge or make any conclusion without actually trying it myself in person. I don't care about the pres
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mikhailt
13y ago
No, it isn't, I haven't seen it. Can you tell me how you got a preview of the show and decided that it was political? President Obama is a human being who happens to like science. He also was involved in an episode of Mythbusters
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13y ago
A breach of integrity? What the F*$)? It's just the president introducing the show, we don't know what he plans to say but until we do, we should not be holding any opinions nor should we bringing up the accusation that this is a
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mikhailt
13y ago
Maybe instead of calling them free, use Freemium instead?
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mikhailt
13y ago
Except there are confusion when Apple markets it as the "Free Game of the Week". Many people thought this meant IAP was free as well. Say "Free game of the week with paid IAP still included", I don't have a problem
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mikhailt
13y ago
> ..damn, if you don't want to pay, you don't have to. Apple tells you straight out if a game, free or otherwise, has IAP. They provide you with prices. If they're saying it's the free game of the week, people actuall
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13y ago
> But outside of games just not being playable, people are talking about not having fun without the IAP. This is fairly subjective. I didn't spend a dime on Plant's vs. Zombies 2 despite it having IAP, yet somehow people sugges
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mikhailt
13y ago
WTF? Those SaaS/PaaS usually make clear what the plan cover and don't cover. If companies are intentionally gaming the system to mislead people with intent to profit from us, yes, I do want the government to get involved because n
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mikhailt
13y ago
This is one of the areas where I wish EU would punish Apple for. Their free app of the week is often so-called free games but they almost always have in-app purchases that's required to take full advantage of the game.
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mikhailt
13y ago
From the people who was there, it didn't sound like the way this press release suggested it went. This was probably intentionally worded as such to stir the pot . Cook got angry when the second question was asked, which sounded li
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mikhailt
13y ago
The angry Cook wasn't responding to the proposal but to the NCPPR rep who asked questions with the intention to stir the pot after the board already rejected the proposal. > During the question and answer session, however, the NCP
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mikhailt
13y ago
No, it isn't. It is still affected in the latest 10.9.2 builds.
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