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721.
by naner 15y ago
What happens to her if she doesn't know the password?
722.
by naner 15y ago
Contacts are convenient and easy once we get used to them but they still are medical devices sitting directly on your eyeball and there are plenty of situations where things can go very wrong. Also, you really are supposed to own a pair of
723.
by naner 15y ago
Optometrists (I have a few in my family) generally are more concerned with eye health. This device isn't any more of a threat than the eye care chain stores (ValueVision, LensCrafters, etc) and the cheap-glasses websites are. Many people st
724.
by naner 15y ago
Recently they've sued HTC, Motorola, Samsung, and Amazon for iPhone-related stuff.
725.
by naner 15y ago
Maybe some cheeky bitcoin user could trademark Magellan Capital Advisors in France, Italy, Spain, Japan and China.
726.
by naner 15y ago
YouTube will not move away from Flash until they figure out how to get adwords to display with videos outside the Flash player. I also think this contributed to them dropping h.264 and that they might be working on a WebM player that suppor
727.
by naner 15y ago
I frequently run into this and wish I could buy a diff of the editions for a reduced price.
728.
Elaborate calendar display within Emacs(emacsworld.blogspot.com)
1 points by naner 15y ago|0 comments
729.
by naner 15y ago
All these companies getting harassed by Microsoft should pool their patents together for defensive purposes.
730.
by naner 15y ago
DabbleDB was pretty impressive but also appears to be shutting down.
731.
by naner 15y ago
This really isn't that uncommon. When forced to choose between easier customer support or ostensibly better security practices, easier customer support usually wins. Stolen passwords through email/eavesdropping are rare enough that they can
732.
by naner 15y ago
good DRM doesn't "intentionally cripple" products. Why would anyone support a campaign that starts off by spreading such silly claims. That is the simple purpose of DRM. A digital file can be copied easily. DRM or any type of copy-protect
733.
by naner 15y ago
The real problem is that there's not really a term for what we do. Package Manager (or Software Manager)? Seems like a Windows analog to Apt. Googling windows package manager leads me to something called Npackd that looks similar to you
734.
by naner 15y ago
An "absurdly high" price is $15? Also I'm not so sure the DRM has much to do with the app's success. I found pirated versions easily.
735.
by naner 15y ago
Google, while not perfect, has been more consumer friendly in handing privacy issues than Facebook has. They allow adblocking in Chrome, they allow you to export your data from their properties, they allow you to delete your account, etc. A
736.
by naner 15y ago
I did manage to get to your github and the first thing that struck me was that your project is GPL. Could you guys consider something else? It's viral, and not everyone can license their projects under that. Maybe LGPL? What is the scenar
737.
by naner 15y ago
Your momma doesn't have to be there to see the grandkid pics. You can add people to circles on Google+ with only an email address (doesn't have to be Gmail) and it will just email them updates/pics.
738.
by naner 15y ago
Valve recently has had a good reputation for treating developers well, too.
739.
by naner 15y ago
The future of Diaspora is now in doubt When was it not in doubt? They got money and momentum during some Facebook privacy blunder that was so ephemeral I can't even remember what it was about.
740.
by naner 15y ago
An issue that appears to be overlooked is that the US is much less densely populated and has a much higher overall population and land area to cover. I favor the way many European countries are able to handle things like this (and healthcar
741.
by naner 15y ago
The issue I've seen for large businesses is that there is a lot of enterprise software that isn't supported on Win 7 yet.
742.
by naner 15y ago
Facebook makes advertising money through user profiling and only from within their site. Google makes advertising money just from the fact that you're using the web. Google is able to do more though profiling, but they have the flexibilit
743.
by naner 15y ago
You have to submit an email address to request access. I'm wondering if they are using their gmail address book data to see which emails are connected to each other before handing out invites. So if 10 of my close friends and I (who all hav
744.
by naner 15y ago
In summary: - Poor modern hardware support. "Linux on the Desktop" is dead in the water without a devoted hardware supplier that writes all drivers and sells computers running Linux. The kernel itself is perfectly modern but we just often d
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Facebook, Forever 21, and the Hidden Hypocrisies of Capitalism(partialobjects.com)
6 points by naner 15y ago|1 comments
746.
by naner 15y ago
Well I guess this is one way to speed up development and testing. I don't think the disk format is even finalized yet.
747.
by naner 15y ago
I'm thinking in the back of my head: go figure out what you want, and then come back when I can actually be helpful. But what I tell her is this: Sounds good. I'll let you know if I hear of anything. And I won't. She won't pop into my
748.
by naner 15y ago
This doesn't make any sense. Netflix will not (cannot) stream anything without DRM protection due to licensing agreements. The video element from HTML5 obviously doesn't have any mechanisms for content protection. Perhaps Netflix is produci
749.
Behavioral reprogramming (overcoming social anxiety)(reddit.com)
110 points by naner 15y ago|15 comments
750.
by naner 15y ago
Honestly, it seems like they're just pragmatically dumping projects they don't want or can't make a profit off of.

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