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by nextstep 15y ago
This seems plausible, but this tiny article is mostly speculation.
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by nextstep 15y ago
Even though these "plans" were not enacted, this evidence could be damning in Apple's larger fight. I predict that Apple and the publishers will be fined. Hopefully the result of the DoJ's investgation is that vendors adopt a wholesale mo
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Nokia gives $100 refunds to Lumia 900 customers for software issues(thenextweb.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
>2. New York City (NYC, Brooklyn) NYC means New York City. And Brooklyn is part of NYC, it's one of the 5 boroughs.
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by nextstep 15y ago
People love lots of companies that HN hates (or welcomes heavy criticism to). Zynga, for example, is popular with everyone I know who doesn't read HN.
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Facebook Buys Instagram for $1 Billion(dealbook.nytimes.com)
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Before OMGPOP sold, the CEO hired back everyone and made sure they cashed-in(sfgate.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
It's just a bunch of photos with captions. Why are those patterns picked for camp? Does anyone know how this camouflage works?
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Facebook and Dropbox iOS apps vulnerable to credential theft(macrumors.com)
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Payoff for Hybrid and Electric Cars Takes Years(nytimes.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
I hadn't considered that. I guess Google could be planning to license their "Android-for-glasses" to OEMs. Then Apple can easily step in and make a unified user experience/hardware platform that will out-do Google's ;)
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How The JOBS Act will hurt the startup industry(thenextweb.com)
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China’s military rise(economist.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
Exactly. If Google wasn't on a path to disappoint everyone, they would make claims about their new product, and then release the damn thing a month or so later so consumers could actually experience it (like any Apple release). Instead, G
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MIT researchers predict 'global economic collapse' by 2030(news.yahoo.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
Why can we assume she hasn't had botox injections?
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by nextstep 15y ago
>Nothing worse than game design by committee. Notch clearly disagrees: "The game is still extremely early in development, but like we did with Minecraft, we expect to release it early and let the players help me shape the game as it gro
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Attractive women who attach photos to resumes are less likely to get interviews(economist.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
I like the sentiment of this idea, but sadly I think that this will be doomed to failure. It is unfortunate (but understandable) that the browser plugin is required even to read messages or posts by people using Privly. Crypto solutions n
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by nextstep 15y ago
Oh, I did not realize that. I guess it's only illegal when directed toward someone as a threat.
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by nextstep 15y ago
I know it has been said a thousand times, but Google could really take a cue from Apple on how to launch a new product. The "closed beta" approach generates a good deal of hype, but prevents early adopters from buying or using your product
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Robo-cars are coming, but insurers not quite ready(suntimes.com)
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Why America Needs Apple(techland.time.com)
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by nextstep 15y ago
...standard Internet practice of acting like a jerk in the comments section of a blog post Haha, yes, that is standard practice for many people in anonymous fora. Regardless, the philosophy behind bills like this is inane. Hate speech is
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by nextstep 15y ago
I have never used the Dropbox API, but I'm surprised that /delta wasn't available before this update. That seems like a great feature.
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by nextstep 15y ago
Why not focus on a general purpose language like Python? Oh well, this is still great progress and I'm sure they'll add more languages soon.
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by nextstep 15y ago
Did Facebook remove whatever page this was pointing to?
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by nextstep 15y ago
From the page called "Filling Out Webforms": ...So many websites began asking you questions that seemed innocuous, but were actually designed to allow you to be controlled; so that Chinese authorities could make sure you were unable to vie
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by nextstep 15y ago
I think either a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air is still the best option for most everything. I love my display and keyboard and OS X is truly the best for both usability and flexibility. At risk of sounding like a fangirl, I think that Mac l
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by nextstep 15y ago
Wow, Google made at least 8 or 9 April Fools jokes this year. I know these are all just for fun, but doesn't this seem a bit excessive? It makes me feel like Google is focusing harder on portraying themselves as a place with a cool cultur

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