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by mintone 11y ago
I would imagine that it's good because it doesn't require any more information that what a song sounds like. A user hears a song they like, records it there and then and that shows 'interest'. Twitter on the other hand n
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by mintone 11y ago
The difference is this. iOS devices boot in about 30 seconds - they don't give you progress reports or anything to tell you how long it will take to boot, just the logo and then it's on, all cylinders firing. It's a design de
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by mintone 11y ago
I'd agree with you to some extent but postcodes (the UK equivalent of ZIP codes) were actually introduced before ZIP was in the US. If you were given an address in 'rural England' like that at any point in the past >40 yea
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by mintone 11y ago
> If you have all-you-can-eat data you can use up to 25GB. If you have all-you-can-eat texts you can send up to 5,000 texts. If you have 3,000 or more minutes included in your allowance you can use up to 3,000 minutes. It's not smal
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by mintone 12y ago
I get really frustrated with the monopoly attack on Google, and really, with any attack on a company that is a monopoly through being great at what they do. Google is the best search engine; we use Google because it's really fucking
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by mintone 12y ago
And I absolutely expect them to do that, but when you have a platform you know works well with your software then you'd rather get to market there and then once you have everything working across the board release for all. Again, as ev
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by mintone 12y ago
Google have produced a product which offers a great experience on one browser. They are happy with the performance of the application on that browser. They have no doubt tested it on other browsers and found the performance to be sub par. T
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by mintone 12y ago
Hi there, That's exactly the stack that we use (somewhat unsurprisingly) so of course this is of interest - but my main question when someone offers something for free is Why? So, why are you offering it for free?
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by mintone 12y ago
--"I loved the animations for the polygon ps4 review a few months back and decided to create a small library to re-create them."
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by mintone 12y ago
I haven't any input on the actual product - it's not something I have a need for but spell check the site! The about page is full of mistakes. > ...powerful tools that have been developped to process languages... I assume the
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by mintone 12y ago
I assume that by signing up with possibly the most invasive, OTT privileges I've yet seen for fb then I am added to you database and thus become searchable?
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by mintone 12y ago
No, a table gives no feedback whatsoever in the manner that he's referring to at least. When you hit a key on a keyboard the key sinks into the board, you have a positive 'strike'. If you miss the key slightly then it feels d
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by mintone 12y ago
I do understand this but feel that this also illustrates a point that the tech community should deal with psychologically anyway. A social circle away from what we do isn't just a good thing for our own self-fulfilment, it's vital
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by mintone 12y ago
In a fantastical world yes. Google wallet and NFC require one thing that means they can't be readily adopted as the main method of payment - power, and more specifically, personal power. In the real world, relying on a system that requ
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by mintone 12y ago
Good, this is an excellent app and their success is much deserved. I look forward to what is to come from them.
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by mintone 13y ago
It appears not to open until the 15th April according to their timeline.
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by mintone 13y ago
So apart from just having a sign up form, what does this actually do? I haven't signed up, give me the reason why I should.
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by mintone 13y ago
Lego. I spoke to my parents about 6 months ago whilst they were having a clear out of family toys from yesteryear - their main question: "What do you want us to keep for your (potential) children?" My answer was quite simple: &quo
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by mintone 13y ago
I'm not sure that I qualify to contribute a reply (and that may be a problem here) - I've read HN for 4+ years and have only started actively contributing very recently on this account - I have neither karma nor history of posting
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by mintone 13y ago
I'm between my current 2013 macbook pro and a ThinkPad - both are great machines. Make sure you have an SSD and decent memory (8GB+ RAM) - most developers need little more. The main advice; if you're getting a laptop to travel wit
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by mintone 13y ago
Why is this question being asked? The transponder codes clearly weren't stopped - the MH370 one stopped transmitting and no other aircraft followed the known onward flightpath of "MH370". Otherwise this is just rehashing and
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by mintone 13y ago
I would suggest that this is by far the biggest possible advert that popcorn time could want.
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by mintone 13y ago
Looks good, the pricing is here if you're logged in: https://marvelapp.com/user/account/#pro-tab-show $5 p/m but that looks like an early adopter price
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by mintone 13y ago
I agree with you on this - I actually believe that the main issue is timing. Let's take The Great Gatsby as a quick example: Google shows the US release date as May 1 2013 in cinemas, with the DVD release on August 27 2013 - nearly 4 m