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by ninedays 7y ago
The title is misleading at best. The quote per the article is : "Although there are no known exploits affecting customers at the time of this writing, customers with computers at heightened risk or who run untrusted software on their
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by ninedays 7y ago
Being asked to abandon a current role is way different than Google deciding to remove said positions. It's the same difference between leaving the company and being fired. Even though in both ways you're not in the company anymore
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by ninedays 8y ago
You have to be crazy to think that Google has nothing to do with the degraded experience of their services using the Firefox browser. One example is Recaptcha, if you use Firefox, you will be asked to confirm the Recaptcha almost all the ti
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by ninedays 8y ago
Off-topic here but I actually am annoyed by the capital letter 't' from "Think"
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by ninedays 8y ago
YouTube will be fine IMHO. I think it makes it insanely hard for any new company to compete against them unless the technology to detect copyright materials suddenly becomes a commodity and/or becomes relatively inexpensive (which I do
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by ninedays 8y ago
It seems pretty clear that this person is definitely not Satoshi Nakamoto. Truth is, I don't really care who it is but it IS super easy to proof that you are. This person didn't prove anything, didn't even try to proof that w
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by ninedays 8y ago
I do not agree Valve should be to blame if Apple decided that gaming wasn't important for them. I am the first one to say when they do amazing things but the reality is that gaming never was/is a priority for Apple. Take a look at
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by ninedays 8y ago
You will need a lot of frames then. I would reconsider saying he rarely use a negative adjective about Apple's products. Take a look at Siri and you will see that he considers it bad and a failure. https://daringfireball.net
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Uber Ride Pass released in more US cities(uber.com)
2 points by ninedays 8y ago|0 comments
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by ninedays 8y ago
Each are trying to win the public opinion by pointing fingers at one another saying "see? they are the bad guys, not us!" Edit : typos
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by ninedays 8y ago
Although I don't disagree, the difference was that Microsoft had a monopoly on computing. Not just on PC but take computing as a whole and microsoft was hugely dominant. From a legal standpoint there is a huge difference.
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by ninedays 8y ago
> There will be no banner ads on the Google homepage or web search results pages. There will not be crazy, flashy, graphical doodads flying and popping up all over the Google site. Ever. How times have changed. https://masha
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by ninedays 8y ago
It doesn't really matter as long as it creates a sense of uniqueness for the consumer. Remember all these octo-cores smartphones that were supposed to perform way better than the two-cores smartphones? It's only there to tell you
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by ninedays 8y ago
Jeff Williams is the most likely candidate for the CEO job after Tim Cook IMHO.
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by ninedays 8y ago
Your comment gives so much more sense to how Google behaves and I thank you for it. May be obvious for some in the field but for me it really is eye opening. Your comment about the 6 different instant messengers was perfect and explains so
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by ninedays 8y ago
There is a famous saying : "Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works." https://www.inspiware.com/design-is-how-it-works-steve-jobs/
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by ninedays 8y ago
I can't help but have the feeling that this was already being said when the iPhone went out and for several years. Yet today, iPhone and iPad are personal devices that is not really shared between users (still no multi user iPad for ex
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by ninedays 8y ago
Just because a fax is sent doesn't mean that the receiver read the content. Were there even details about the issue on the fax or was it yet another "call me now in order for me to explain the issue while I could do it by email bu
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by ninedays 8y ago
People who thinks that what happened is unacceptable needs to understand that Apple must receive a lot of these types of call every week. What would you do if someone send you multiple messages saying that they found a major issue _without
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by ninedays 8y ago
If you think your location is not sold to whoever wants it, you're gonna have a bad time. People have to assume that everything they do online or while using some services, can be used for and against them.
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by ninedays 8y ago
They are using the same tactics than Airbnb when guests have issues with hosts and it is shameful.
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by ninedays 8y ago
My issue is that people vote based on the fact that they become convinced by other parties instead of developing their own opinions by trying to understand the ramifications of a law. Not saying this is right or wrong, laws are written in a
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by ninedays 8y ago
You know something is wrong when Apple gives up control of their experience to Samsung even if it is only a part of it.
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by ninedays 8y ago
`"unregistered" apps` are apps you can sideload to your device without having to go through the AppStore. In emerging countries this is definitely a huge plus for the competition. Regarding the VPN, it can be done on iPhone/i
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by ninedays 8y ago
Can anyone tell me in which country I can use 5G network as a regular consumer? I don't really understand the author point if there is nowhere I can access this tech. Also, having a 5G network with lots of restriction won't bring
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by ninedays 8y ago
Also, if you're using Firefox, you will encounter those "verify you're not a robot" far more than if you're using Chrome which is something I hate.
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by ninedays 8y ago
Sounds the same than Samsung annoncing a foldable smartphone in 2012 and doing the same every year until it inevitably becomes true. I highly doubt we are that close to air transportation but I truly wish I were wrong.
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by ninedays 8y ago
As always in this case, I give the same advice : commit to it, be consistent and find pleasure doing it. Starting a blog is even easier than ever now but too many times, people starts one and quickly stop writing. This is the rookie mistake
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by ninedays 8y ago
It would be interesting to hear Apple story during the keynote about why they decided to go with USB-C instead of the lightning port we are used to.
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by ninedays 8y ago
Couldn't it be the case? France managed several times to reduce the number of hours while maintaining the exact same salaries. Not saying this is perfect or it should be the only thing that's done but I really don't see any a

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