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mrich
15y ago
ge.tt does it all for me. Loved it when I saw it, don't see what else I need. I have no huge files on my mobile devices that Dropbox can't handle.
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mrich
15y ago
Why would they help out the other, competing Android manufacturers by giving their pretty good UI for free to them?
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mrich
15y ago
I don't see how they could be sued, even over such a comment, since I'm sure they don't make any guarantees regarding the availability of the market, much less for the ranking/search functionality. You would have to prove malice or gross ne
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mrich
15y ago
As a programmer this resume repells me, it is full of bullshit marketing terms and this appears to be the kind of guy who wants to earn top dollar just for being an important marketing guy who supposedly can do wonders, of which there are d
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mrich
15y ago
This is huge for them, and also explains why they chose to stop bidding on the Nortel patents. This gives them big leverage against Oracle, who probably violate quite some patents with their hardware and also database business now, so cross
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mrich
15y ago
small correction: "physical ID 0..3"
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mrich
15y ago
/proc/cpuinfo are hyperthreaded cores, as exposed to the OS. For basically all the modern multi-core Intel Xeon CPUs you can divide that by 2. It seems you can also find out by looking at physical ID and "cpu cores". On a 64 (hyperthreaded)
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mrich
15y ago
make sure you are looking at physical core count, not hyperthreaded cores (which should be a 2x difference for your CPU).
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mrich
15y ago
To me this looks like a career move by the prosecutor who wants to get some convicted hackers on his CV, which will look good when it comes to promotion time as these crimes get more and more relevant. The US justice system seems to have de
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mrich
15y ago
Wow. If there was any proof needed that patents seldom help the "underdog", here it is.
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mrich
15y ago
C# comes to mind when he is talking about top/bottom C++. They got this right, plus added some neat high-level features.
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mrich
15y ago
I find it funny how everybody here tries to spin this to portray Apple in a positive light, even putting the blame on Microsoft somehow. Face it, this would be a big deal for any other large company. When a tech giant builds his latest proj
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mrich
15y ago
Let's see how long this decision holds up, In 2000 they decided to switch off old plants by 2011 (labor+green party). This was anulled by end of 2010 by the conservatives. Only because of Fukushima (and pending elections) did they anull thi
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mrich
15y ago
I have been using an enterprise-class Intel SSD (X25-E I think) for about one year now in my workstation so help speeding up the build/linking process of a large C++ project. This has made all the difference in development speed for me. The
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mrich
15y ago
SAP's analytic appliance HANA (formerly called Business Warehouse Accelerator) has been doing this for at least 5 years now. And people think SAP is old-fashioned...
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mrich
16y ago
this had me looking into mirasol panels which seem to be a cool tech at first glance, but they do not look very bright without direct sunlight. hope they can improve them as 6x lower power consumption is great for mobile devices.
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mrich
16y ago
Low cost of living really gives you freedom and flexibility, I agree. Once you have that mortgage and family you cannot be so picky anymore... I guess sooner or later most will have family and will be in this situation. But you can influenc
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mrich
16y ago
How to maximize happiness? One common constraint in life is money. If you have enough, you are more flexible to do what you want, including working a 9 to 5. If you need only a few material things, you will need less money and thus have to
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mrich
16y ago
out of interest, what did your company do?
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mrich
16y ago
Welcome to the dotcom bubble 2.0. Why is techcrunch surprised they sold this early? It doesn't get better than this, lots of early adopters of course but after that it will become moot (sure it's great if about.me/mike is your URL but for t
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mrich
16y ago
apple has an unbelievably high profit margin which beats many software companies. http://finapps.forbes.com/finapps/jsp/finance/compinfo/Ratio...