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by nnnnni 12y ago
Probably not... otherwise it'd be much more "well-known"
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I've found that this kind is very common; a company will build a good reputation on high-quality products and then slowly lower the quality to make more profit. It's a bad deal for consumers.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
You do have a good point there about clones... but is pop-cap sue-happy like King?
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I found a real-time map of worldwide DDoS attacks(digitalattackmap.com)
2 points by nnnnni 12y ago|1 comments
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Candy Crush Saga wasn't enough of a clone, apparently. They had the revolutionary idea to use "gems" this time! I really hope that they finally face legal karma as a result of releasing this one.
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King has finally done it: they've released a complete ripoff of Bejeweled(itunes.apple.com)
14 points by nnnnni 12y ago|12 comments
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Yeah, it was really jarring when I scrolled down. This one was a LOT worse than others that I've seen.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Oh, I didn't say/mean that it had to be a quadrocopter/multi-rotor vehicle... I was just saying that it'd be a pretty large vehicle. While it's a cool idea, I suspect that a lot of people would be very wary of somet
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Imagine the size of that drone! =-)
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I loved that thing all the way up until I saw that ctrl and fn were swapped from the standard layout =-( Otherwise, I know of quite a few people who could really use this thing!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
That would be a major shame since there are AC power inverters that run off of 12V ports in cars. Some people rely on those for different reasons. For example, it's a really nice way to recharge a laptop while traveling.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I think that it said that a message was sent FROM his phone. You can view all messages (to and from) through voice.google.com.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I was expecting it to merely be a graphical version of "dialog". I was pleasantly surprised!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Oh, was it Caprica? Oops.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
...so basically we're at the "robot butler" stage of Cylon development? That thing seems a lot like the common household robot in the (new) Battlestar Galactica pre-series "Blood & Chrome".
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by nnnnni 12y ago
It's perfect for that! The BattleCON guys do it...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
In this case, it was a Ford Escape. It has proximity sensors all around -- it'll also tell you when someone is in your blind spot in a neighboring lane.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
You must have a magical car that has absolutely no blind spots! Which one is it? I'd like to consider purchasing one as my next car. My current car will give warnings if it sees cross traffic approaching when in reverse. It has warned
79.
by nnnnni 12y ago
..........not always. Well, always. But they're not always who they claim to be!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
My wallet's receipt to cash ratio is at least 10:1 at all times. I hate it!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I wish that everyone would switch to the YYYY-MM-DD ISO 8601 standard... It sorts nicely and there would never be any question about whether it's "January 5" or "May 1"!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I use voice control for one thing: to send text messages while driving. It's a lot safer to say "text bob i will be there in fifteen minutes" then "send" than to try to type while driving. It's also (understand
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Nintendo may not like the use of "Mii"...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
We're going to need verifiable sources for claims like that.
85.
by nnnnni 12y ago
...but how would people know when it happens if the information is censored before it can get out?!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Their answer is to "color over it", but BE CAREFUL if you do that. I'm sure that some of us remember the US government document(s) in the late 90s/early 2000s that were released in redacted form, but the person didn&#x27
87.
by nnnnni 12y ago
...but then the engineering department would start sending their people out to the new off-campus location to pick up their materials? (alluding to the google bus fiasco)
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by nnnnni 12y ago
So basically it was a small-scale model of what happens in city neighborhoods?
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by nnnnni 12y ago
One of the comments said "That's what you get for writing your own installation/removal code instead of relying on the proper tools and processes provided by the distributions." I'd have to agree. There's a rea
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by nnnnni 12y ago
"for everybody as long as you're using Chrome or Chromium" (or perhaps another browser that accepts Chrome extensions)

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