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napierzaza
15y ago
Why don't I pay you through your phone carrier? Not bad for me, but you'd probably have to split your profits with Verizon.
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15y ago
So they will have a "Chief of Privacy" stationed in Washington DC? Sounds closer to a lobbyist to change privacy laws than it does someone who makes sure Facebook abides by them.
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15y ago
Mistakes all the way to the bank. Zuckerberg at the helm allows them to make all sorts of sophomoric apologies as if everyone at Facebook is "awe shucks" sorry about everything. Perfect because he appears as a naive first timer and makes it
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15y ago
That is indeed Canada. Try and get DSL or cable internet here too. It's terrible. Bad service, bad price.
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15y ago
And he wants to make sure everyone knows about it.
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15y ago
A huge amount of the generated electricity is lost on resistance of the power lines on the way to your house. So having it in your basement and going 30 feet to a lamp/outlet would be more efficient.
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15y ago
You realize that the Apple 2 was CLI and predates Windows right?
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15y ago
Jobs is right. Gates gave up and lost interest. He lifted his head up and realized he needn't work ever again and didn't get any satisfaction from working. So why not give away the money you made since you couldn't possibly give enough away
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15y ago
Is there a version that doesn't hang all the time?
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15y ago
PHP experience can poison development in other languages.
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15y ago
There are an infinite number of metrics to compare devices. But this is a pretty general one. You could also do profits, users, developers, developer income, apps available. Give it up, it's arbitrary and you're not doing much more than jus
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15y ago
They can't communicate because they shoot from the hip. They shoot from the hip because they're running behind but are trying to convince everyone they've already lapped their competitors. They wouldn't want Android to do what the iPhone 4s
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15y ago
The rhetoric of sour grapes.
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15y ago
That makes no sense. If you are as much a fan as you bring your family there, but you don't know what Steve Jobs looks like? Has he not be on the cover of absolutely everything since 2007?
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15y ago
This is the worst prediction ever.
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napierzaza
15y ago
Not sure to vote for you since I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not.
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15y ago
If this keeps happening, you'll start asking someone about their early life and they'll just suggest you add them on Facebook and read about it yourself. I had a similar experience talking to a friend who had just started blogging. We hit a
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15y ago
Allocating an int?
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15y ago
In case you didn't notice, mobile is the next big thing and everyone who is worth anything is either spending or making billions of dollars or both.
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15y ago
Most often peoples ideas pretty much require a server and a much more complicated pricing scheme than they think. When that's the case I explain that much, but you probably always loose when you do. One of the most awkward moments was when
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15y ago
These bills keep coming back like zombies and they will until the political climate is right. We're already paying taxes on CD-Rs as if anyone in the world burns music to them
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15y ago
I can't really come up with an existing iPhone model that sells for 200$, so I don't see how one from the future would sell so cheaply. This sounds like a garbage report.
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15y ago
tl;dr Steve (yes I call him by his first name) live near me. As a neighbour. Just down the street. I have moments where he has acknowledged my existence. He even knows my waspy name.
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15y ago
"Apple wants to relegate websites to second-class status on their popular computers," Does he realize that Apple computer has been around a lot longer than the internet? And that they've been making an OS with applications on it a lot longe
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15y ago
This will overshadow Steve Jobs' resignation.
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It's because it's only for enterprise setups that use LDAP in the particular way described here. It's not every Mac OS X user, it's not every enterprise Mac OS X setup. If they had been using AD it would have worked. So really it's not as w
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So 500 million dollars worth of ads slipped through? I think you're right, they probably manually went through the ads and approved these sketchy online pharmacies. Does it make Google more or less complicit? The fact is that they don't rea
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Why are they not using Kerberos and SSL though? Does this affect those users who actually do take security seriously or just the bare bones implementations that aren't safe anyways?
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15y ago
I disagree with you. Like with Jonathan's Card there should have been someone there at the airport to take the steak from him, and fly it to a more needy country.
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15y ago
Well it depends on how much money is at stake. If you're looking at enough you will indeed do everything you can to get it done.
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