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by myspy 14y ago
Work to live, don't live to work. Chill.
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by myspy 14y ago
Same here, as far as I understand it, when you rotate a pic, or make some other changes, it creates a new version.
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by myspy 14y ago
Xerox and Apple had a deal, so all you are implying is wrong. I found this article, it's German, but a couple YT videos are embedded about that time. I read about it in the Steve Jobs bio too. http://www.mac-history.de/die-geschichte-des-a
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by myspy 14y ago
I finally got the Nexus 7, to get a picture of Jelly Bean and the Android ecosystem. What the Nexus 7 lacks is a certain intuitiveness. I gave it to my almost 4 years old and she had to play along more with it, to grasp how to start up and
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by myspy 14y ago
I'm no one for going up that early. I have to do that from time to time because of our kids waking us up, but I would prefer to sleep until 8am, maybe 9am. I can't start working before 10 or 11 am. I like it to work late though, I still get
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by myspy 14y ago
It's not hate, just being realistic. But Apple fans bend their picture of their company, as much as fans of other companies do it. Therefore neither understands, or is willing to understand, the other.
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by myspy 14y ago
His arguments make sense, especially when following Apples product history. I like the smaller bezel, makes it very handy and I hope it's as thin too. Looks like a very promising product.
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by myspy 14y ago
- Programs build in Java are usually pretty ugly. I don't know if this can done any better, but I don't like using Java programs.
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by myspy 14y ago
Tried to learn the basics to manage the code for my thesis. Gave up widely confused. After trying to revert changes, I went back to it, this time trying eGit and playing with the commands. Managed to get it to work, but still struggling wit
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by myspy 14y ago
Well, Apple released the 4S last October, Samsung had a couple new devices. It's exactly like last year. "Lackluster performance" - such words come from people which parrot people who appear to be experts, but have not even a basic idea of
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by myspy 14y ago
They beat their own estimates, but analysts are proven to be wrong all the time and the make up some numbers which don't reflect what really happens.
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by myspy 14y ago
Don't be afraid, we have no interest in fighting wars and shit. I don't think this will happen. Europe has a more social view on the world than the rest, especially the US.
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by myspy 14y ago
The security via obscurity argument is floating around this discussion for years. And I don't buy it that OS X is not tested by malware experts. I don't know who has read that reddit AMA of a malware writer but he stated that 90% of all bad
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by myspy 14y ago
As long as they release great products and make existing products better, I'm happy. If not, I have to look for other things and I don't really see something which could hold a candle to Apple.
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by myspy 14y ago
I had to read the headline five times to get what it's really about. (mast ) Sorry :/
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by myspy 14y ago
Wow, this application has gone even further. I saw it I think two years ago (or last year?) and you couldn't do that much with it. It's very enjoyable because the loops are great. Nothing to program to, as I enjoy alternative music (Limp Bi
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by myspy 14y ago
User accessible file system? Are you kidding me? It's one of the great things to get rid of this thing. I see no advantage in there. Especially on mobile devices. Only another thing to understand and handle to get things done.
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by myspy 14y ago
Without all the sexual allusions this could be a decent statement -.- (sorry, I have nothing against that when joking with friends or reading some not so serious post, but it does not fit to a commentary about email)
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by myspy 15y ago
Well, my pizza solution would have been to find a measuring tape and divide the circumference by eleven with your phone calculator ;) But is it our problem to over think everything. School, university, bureaucracy, everything we encounter i
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by myspy 15y ago
Great, thank you. It's interesting to learn, when you don't know how to describe something in simple terms. I blame my lacking college professor and me, not taking enough time to learn it properly.
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by myspy 15y ago
We had to learn it when doing an oo programming course at university. And I immediately forgot all about it. I hope when writing Java code sometimes at a job, I can refer to this again. This is all done in the name of type safe programming
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by myspy 15y ago
Funny to see that much praise for Lyons, which is far away from being a good writer. Many things coming from him are link bait articles and insulting for a reader trying to make up his mind.
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by myspy 15y ago
In Germany: After digging out the first stone, the neighbors called the building authority and declares a full stop to your efforts until you hand in hundreds of papers and plans done by an architect and approved by a constructional enginee
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by myspy 15y ago
The keyboard and speaker holes are sealed with some kind of rubber plate, which is glued on the case. Therefore it takes some time for liquids to enter the casing. When turning the MB directly upside down, there should happen nothing. But a
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by myspy 15y ago
He's right about how Apple users (like me) think and act. I like this analysis.
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by myspy 15y ago
According to this wiki site, the iPhone 4 has 326ppi, the Galaxy Nexus 316ppi and the Rezound 342ppi. But I don't think that's the problem. Also there is something about PenTileTechnology standing there, which the Nexus uses. So in the end,
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by myspy 15y ago
I like his article. He's right. You should first solve the problem, then enhance it with great look and feel. Making it accessible. The update is worthy to read too.
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by myspy 15y ago
Ars Technica had an headline that standing desks are not as good as many think, but I didn't read it. Nevertheless, work to live, don't live to work.
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by myspy 15y ago
He is a good writer, great analyst and knows how to get to the point. You just feel offended when someone is right and you can't cope with it.
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by myspy 15y ago
Exactly. Useless solution for the majority. But who gives a shit anyway? In tech it's hard to decide what's good for you and what not. Privacy is nothing trivial anymore. You are out there or you live in a forest without any technical devic

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