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by mrseb 15y ago
All things considered, I'm not sure whether an SSD is really necessary for an OS that runs Web apps. Nice, for sure, but... I wonder if there's a significant difference between HDD and SSD boot and return-from-hibernate times.
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How to make your own Chromebook(extremetech.com)
28 points by mrseb 15y ago|26 comments
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PlayStation Network may be back online as early as tomorrow(geek.com)
4 points by mrseb 15y ago|0 comments
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FreeNAS 8.0 released; here's how to roll your own network-attached storage box(extremetech.com)
1 points by mrseb 15y ago|0 comments
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by mrseb 16y ago
No, your English isn't failing you; you're correct! It doesn't explain that he has since left Last.fm.
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by mrseb 16y ago
Author here. I've put 'co-founder' back into the post's title -- sorry about the ambiguity.
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by mrseb 16y ago
Not a vi user, then :P
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by mrseb 16y ago
Yeah, this is what I wrote about last week. Until now, every version of Firefox had significant changes -- visual changes, changes to the way you interact with the browser. It now sounds like Firefox will follow Chrome. It will keep the sam
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by mrseb 16y ago
Both Firefox and Chrome are hoping to catch Emacs before 2014.
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by mrseb 16y ago
There are 32-bit and 64-bit builds of Firefox. The 64-bit builds only work on 64-bit machines -- and the 32-bit builds work on both 32- and 64-bit machines.
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by mrseb 16y ago
Author here. There are 64-bit nightly builds of FF4, but _only_ nightlies: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/lates... This suggests that there won't be an official 64-bit build of Firefox 4 -- we'll have to wait for F
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by mrseb 16y ago
This is basically the default avid-tech-blog-reader response :) The only real trend is that Android is gaining ground -- which is no surprise, given that Android phones are the cheapest to make, and will only get cheaper! Nokia/Symbian phon
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by mrseb 16y ago
Heya, author here. That's the tricky thing. As far as I can tell, the graph shows what percentage of phone users (or mobile Internet users?) regularly access the stores. Basically, it suggests that about 9% of app users have iPhones in Chin