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by molmalo 14y ago
I live in Buenos Aires too, and for a while, I had the same trouble as you have now, so I know the feeling. I think the best chance you have in such a short time (given that your contract ends in just a few weeks and then you'll have your e
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by molmalo 14y ago
And this is what Google will have to fight when they finally get ready to offer a driverless-taxi service.
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by molmalo 14y ago
As George Santayana said: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it". It seems Apple is becoming the biggest bully in the market and the last time, that didn't end very well for Microsoft. Yeah, they still make a huge
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by molmalo 14y ago
Eventually, as they would start developing on new platforms, revitalizing Apple's competitors, and so, after a while, people would notice that there is a better (and most probably cheaper) alternative.
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by molmalo 14y ago
But the fact that you can have at least one alias for your account (doesn't have to be from any other service), invalidates the issue. It's a social network (according to their definition) AND you can have different "identities" linked to t
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by molmalo 14y ago
Email can't be defined as a Social Network in the context of this patent, because they had to define what it constitutes a Social Network to be able to use the term in their text. But Windows Live Messenger can be defined as a SN, with that
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by molmalo 14y ago
That would require to define Social Network in a way that Microsoft can't say otherwise, because Microsoft has referred to them as social networks several times. And of course, they had Windows Live Spaces within their Services, which was d
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by molmalo 14y ago
MS is doing the same, by allowing the use of different account names, linked to the same user. So you can have a username from outlook.com, a username from hotmail.com, a user from msn.com, all linked to your 'main account' (whatever it is)
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by molmalo 14y ago
Now that they mention Samsung's flexible screens... A few relevant links: Samsung's Flexible display evolution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k6r2HQY9Ws http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJEHp15Hoo0 If they put this in the S4, it will be
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by molmalo 14y ago
Exactly, they will only show it in February, but most probably, they will start selling it 2/3 months later.
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by molmalo 14y ago
From 4.8 (Galaxy S3) to 5 inches, the phone most probably will have the same size, but the screen may be closer to the edges (specially top and bottom), just like Motorola is doing now with its new devices.
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by molmalo 14y ago
Moving from 4.8 to 5 the phone may have the same size, just having the screen closer to the edges, just like Motorola is doing now.
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by molmalo 14y ago
But what the phrase really means is: "X is Dead, Long Live Y" with x being the diseased king, and y the rightful heir and new king. As wikipedia states [1]: The phrase is a traditional proclamation made following the accession of a new mon
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by molmalo 14y ago
When the sun is down, you need that space between the panels them to let the light hit all of them. If you elevate some of them, they will cast a shadow over the ones on the floor behind them.
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by molmalo 14y ago
It's not that it was so much work. It's exactly the opposite, in the first leaks, the start menu was there. At the moment, someone from MS explained that if you give people a new and an old way to do something, they prefer the old way. So,
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by molmalo 14y ago
In May, Foxconn’s base salary was $350 per month [1] So, $350 / 22 working days (per month aprox, assuming 2 days of weekend, I don't know if they have 1 or 2) => $15.9 per day. / 10 hours per day => $1.59 per hour Earning $2 for e
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by molmalo 14y ago
What I don't like of this version, is having to install VS with support for languages that I don't use. I use a 128GB SSD and I hate having those extra GBs wasting space. And then, those new glyphs in the Solution Explorer, that are making
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by molmalo 14y ago
Like it or not, this is how fashion works. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery , right? And young people like to imitate their idols. Just make a few artists and a few athletes wear this product, and people will buy it.
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by molmalo 14y ago
> “I can tell you, growing up there, I never heard that,” he said. Mr. Hersh suggested that an enterprising broker had simply decided the area needed a better name than what he used to call it: “Next to the sewage plant.” Ok, I don't
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by molmalo 14y ago
From that article: "This groundbreaking prototype has 10 times the bandwidth and 7 times the energy efficiency than even the most advanced DDR3 memory module available."
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by molmalo 14y ago
You could use the on-chip memory as "L4 Cache".
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by molmalo 14y ago
Yes, you are right. I knew that, but I listed them because they were kept as independent subsidiaries, but thanks for making it clear. I remember when that happened, and was pretty sure that a bidding war would start involving Garmin and Go
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Google is building a new Data Center in Quilicura, Chile(google.com)
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by molmalo 14y ago
Yup, Navteq is truly a pioneer and has lots of experience doing this, even when they are not a well know company for people outside this sector. But they deserve some credit.
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by molmalo 14y ago
Or... Google could open source their software, leverage the thousands of volunteers and let a giant leap be made by both, their own projects and OSM-related ones.
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by molmalo 14y ago
And Navteq, Tele Atlas, TomTom, and a few more... They don't have the marketing skills of Apple and Google, but they don't need it because they are not consumer-focused companies.
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by molmalo 14y ago
Most probably, and they will sue Apple if they ever use a similar design. Motorola is under Google's management now. So, they must do whatever it takes to protect the Android ecosystem and thattheir partners. Sadly, that mostly means to sue
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by molmalo 14y ago
Just an example of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poes_law
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by molmalo 14y ago
Its not about how much money you spend, but how you spend it. USA has made the enourmous mistake of making of health a large business managed by private corporations that dont care about human life. Just money. Other countries see health as
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by molmalo 14y ago
That was a very interesting and funny read! Thanks!

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