nooneelsebut

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   by nooneelsebut 13y ago

   Does anyone have any idea how this could affect any startups selling software online? This could have huge ramifications, but as usual it's Congress mucking things up.
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   by nooneelsebut 13y ago

   > the vapid updates of friends mixed in with poorly constructed advertisements isn't very engaging Did you really expect prolific and intense discussion? This is Facebook we're talking about here... If there were an HN Home I would down
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   by nooneelsebut 13y ago

   I have to say hats off to WindowMaker. It's more resource-heavy than OpenBox or FluxBox, but I love dockapps. Can't live without them anymore. They're live tiles way before Microsoft even thought of them. Also, it's more functional than O
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   by nooneelsebut 13y ago

   First of all, there's no seventh row on the keyboard. Second, the Trackpoint buttons are gone. Third, the Thinklight has been replaced with a backlit keyboard, which is egregious as the Thinklight allowed one to illuminate documents or othe
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   by nooneelsebut 13y ago

   http://www.lenovo.com/products/us/laptop/thinkpad/t-series/t...
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   by nooneelsebut 13y ago

   While from a business standpoint, this is perfectly viable and a smart move on IBM's part, in the long-term, seeing how Lenovo has ruined the Think brand, I would be wary of spinning off any more operations to Lenovo. They just don't have c