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by moogleii 13y ago
Gotta agree. When I heard gold, I thought of Mr. T. The gold they showed was much classier than that.
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by moogleii 13y ago
In a traditional war, legality has already been met via law (either through a formal declaration of war or through the limited war powers given to the executive). There is no need to justify in front of a judge, because the rights have alre
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by moogleii 13y ago
True, but who deems and verifies if someone is a member of an enemy force? In traditional war, a soldier would have a uniform, and there are laws against killing non-uniformed peeps. In asymmetrical warfare, it's obviously much harder
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by moogleii 13y ago
Wasn't directed at you, sorry about the confusion.
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by moogleii 13y ago
I have a particularly common word as a gmail address (not common like a grammatical article - think more like "experience@gmail..." or something like that). I know the UI's gotten bad in a usability way by the increasing freq
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by moogleii 13y ago
It always amuses me to see how much vitriol comes from anti-apple folks, when, if they were living in Korea and held the exact same standards, they would likely have equal hate for Samsung. Their vertical and horizontal control on their hom
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by moogleii 13y ago
Are you serious?
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by moogleii 13y ago
I'm pretty doubtful it's a GoPro as well. I think the title was just pulled from Reddit.
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by moogleii 13y ago
Just fyi, you're raising the question, not begging it.
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by moogleii 13y ago
If we're assuming the worst, then nothing you use is safe. Google? No... Downgrade to a regular non-smart phone? I guess that's safer. They'll still have your phone records, though.
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by moogleii 13y ago
Well, saying people are under a reality distortion field is de facto calling someone a fanboy, in my opinion. Personally, I agree with some of what you're saying, but it kind of sounds like you've taken a straw man and run with it
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by moogleii 13y ago
"Worst thing ever and everyone lists reasons why." Who is everyone? Where? Those people over there?
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by moogleii 13y ago
Including the bezel, yes. The 7 usually refers to the screen size, which on the Nexus is 7" diagonal (and 7.9" diagonal on the Mini).
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by moogleii 13y ago
Slightly less than how strung out you sound. Relax.
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by moogleii 13y ago
Where are these other magical brands that don't use factories in China?
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by moogleii 13y ago
No offense, but I think you are seriously underestimating several domains of knowledge.
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by moogleii 13y ago
He definitely seemed to have a chip on his shoulder with a lot of unnecessary backhanded comments, and many engineers do suffer from saying "no" too often, but I do think he raised several points that are applicable to the Hyperlo
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by moogleii 13y ago
I don't think that's the point, though. ISPs wanted to charge businesses extra fees for high bandwidth use and they were backhanded to the face. Now Google would like control of high bandwidth use (well, their response vaguely say
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by moogleii 13y ago
Article 1 is citing speculation from article 2 with that particular quote. They later update, "Note that the difficulty ramps up automatically for all players in CCS when they pass the gates I discuss later in this paper, the game is n
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by moogleii 13y ago
Maybe Foundation would suit you better. I heard it's a bit more lightweight than BS.
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by moogleii 13y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/224406502188916739
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by moogleii 13y ago
Sounds like it could fit perfectly with NYC's current "See something crooked" campaign: http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/6f91a149db2641cc84c25c...
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by moogleii 13y ago
Well, I'm glad "The Korean" didn't resort to a simple "Sorry, you've missed the point" response like he did towards other commenters. But I really like Gladwell's response. FYI: Here is Gladwell'
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by moogleii 13y ago
They're part of the Andamanese people, of which there is data (from the surrounding islands described in the article you read). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andamanese Also, if it's no one's call to dete
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by moogleii 13y ago
It's hard to say how much of US defense/aerospace costs are due to..."overcharging" though. Also, it looks like the US had a hand in engine development for the initial experimental versions (P.1127). Costs were shared wi
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by moogleii 13y ago
Ctrl-click works as well.
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by moogleii 13y ago
Only electrocutes 5% of the time. What me worry?
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by moogleii 13y ago
I loathe competition as you describe it, yet I can be very competitive. I hate being acknowledged for my accomplishments; it makes me very uncomfortable. But I relish the accomplishments and achievements themselves.
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by moogleii 13y ago
I feel he focuses on the best parts of iOS 7, which I admit are quite nice. But there are definitely a few things that, to me, don't meet the old Apple standards of great usability. Just a few things I noticed: The confusing unlock and
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by moogleii 13y ago
I agree. The more I use it, the more I dislike it. I'm not a designer, but having worked with several for extended periods, I guess their attention to detail has rubbed off on me. The initial welcome screen on iOS 6 was cool and usable

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