mralbie

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   by mralbie 16y ago

   They should if they're not providing alternate css for mobile devices.
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   by mralbie 16y ago

   My favorite place for this kind of thing is font squirrel.
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   by mralbie 16y ago

   The point I was trying to make is pretty much this: http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/hiner/?p=5855
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   by mralbie 16y ago

   I find your lack of courtesy to be the embarrassment to HN. I was simply try to the make the point that by pushing an open source OS (as in manufacturers could alter the OS to include anything the carriers insisted) Google blindsided itself
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   by mralbie 16y ago

   Is anyone honestly surprised by this? Google played into the telecoms' hands, they created the first viable competitor to the iPhone and gave it to the telecoms saying "do whatever you want with this, feel free to modify it any way you want
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   by mralbie 16y ago

   These worthless apps are also a cost to Apple. It is getting harder and harder to find quality apps on the App Store. The Store itself is now (a) the 'Featured' page, (b) the 'Top Ten' lists, and (c) Apple's 'Collections'. The more difficul