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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Very suspicious indeed.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
No kidding.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
I'm sure Windows 8 will be a huge improvement over iOS5. It has to be to adhere to corporate needs. No large buiness is going to want to put anything in Apple's datacenters, and iOS5 will not allow any type of serious adminitstration or
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Exactly, all this is is marketing, yet a lot of the commenters here have been swept up in it.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Are you suggesting that Chinese will buy an iPad to do their computing?
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
No thanks, Google will host my personal data for free, and it works on all platforms.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Why would anyone want 10 tutorials?
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Considering that the "sync" just takes "minutes" I think the only thing you're getting is a bunch of freed up disk space thanks to a mass delete of your library and a 1-year licence to stream those songs from iTunes.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Another article with link: http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/amazon-throws-its-...
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Amazon.com has beta Groupon clone(crosscut.com)
2 points by neuroelectronic 15y ago|1 comments
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
why is it ok to fund police departments with seized goods? Seems like a bit of conflict of interest.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Just in case you didn't want to use one of the other 1,000,000 options.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
The American Dream had too many barriers to entry.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Wow, they were skeptical of a report before it even came out. Those skeptics must also be psychics!
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
It would be a good way to publish something that has no value.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Another possible work-around is Amazon's App store. That's where I purchased EasyTeather Pro. Are the carriers/Google going to force all App stores to bend to their whims?
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
And like everything from Wikileaks, it makes me say, "no kidding..."
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Giving Wikileaks any credit for those uprisings is a troll.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
It's a real shame, great thinkers can no longer congragate inside a company, least their ideas are taken for little compansation and implemented across seas. Great programmers are always breaking away from their 9-5 to create their own star
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Get the right person for a job. No reason to hire a MIT graduate to architect your MySQL DB for 1,000 customers a month.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
You've got to be joking. This continues to show how Wikileaks uses the timing of its information for PR. They probably want more hacker sympathy for some soon to be revealed target.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Thanks for demonstrating a black-or-white fallacy and ignoring all my points. It's apparent that Wikileaks has a agenda and the truth is not it.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Another obvious conclusion brought to us by Wikileaks. Have any of the leaks brought us anything productive? It's apparent that they are using information as a weapon and are only using it to attack the US Government. Jullian Assange is "
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=2... Not exactly an iTunes competetor. Maybe they're purposefully avoiding competeing directly with iTunes by offering a completely different type of expirence.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
I think both are losing out to the subscription services and streaming. They should consider buying up one of these companies that offer huge selection for a low price each month.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
The muppets in TechOps borked a switch switch.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
They will probably do that now. They will probably also make sure they have a powerful SOP for network upgrades as well.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
The upside from a corporate standpoint is that this will be more technical debt that the OSS community has to deal with, which can help you compete with them.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Like many conversations, this conflict was only a result of miscommunication.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
1,900 were hired in Seattle alone. I saw that recently on /r/Seattle. Considering their orders are reported to be 40% year over year, 15k - 3k IT staff = 12k x 1.4 ^ 5 is 65k. They only have half that staff total so their efficiency and s

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