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oldgun
9y ago
Wonder what model he's actually using. Pixel most likely?
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Tim Berners-Lee on openness
(forbes.com)
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Really really love to see this going somewhere, but what advantage does PureOS have after UbuntuTouch, FirefoxOS, SailfishOS, TizenOS or even Windows Phone OS backed by a tech juggernaut failed to make an impact?
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oldgun
9y ago
For deaf people? How about using light?
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oldgun
9y ago
While NSA and Prism still happened. It's the 'Technologist' that developed it. Who's to say if Snowden didn't whistleblow things might get closer to what's described in the article? Yes, US is more democratic a
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oldgun
9y ago
It started with the search engine and followed by all Google's services, including but certainly not limited to Blogger, Adwords, Play store, Gmail and so on. So Chinese students who were applying to foreign universities with a Gmail a
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oldgun
9y ago
Google's been blocked since ~2010, due to Google's refusal to block and censor search results that Chinese government considers 'inharmonic'.
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oldgun
9y ago
I just know every time there's an HN post about Emacs/Vi there's gonna be a fight ;)
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oldgun
9y ago
Damn, it's 2017 and we're still arguing on why leaving a gaping hole in your house is dangerous.
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Is it going to be like the Internet Explorer anti-trust lawsuit all over again? Just when I think MS is on its way to becoming a much cooler company than the old one that locks down users and deprives them of freedom. It's good ole M$.
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9y ago
Always enjoyed services from sharelatex, they made a lot of stuff easier. A looks like a nice tutorial.
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oldgun
9y ago
Does it the Frontend ecosystem has yet another new framework? Do we have to retire the old one and learn the new one all over again?
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10y ago
Moral of the story is not how cheap YOU can build YOUR phone by $300, but how cheap Chinese electronic parts could mean to the competition and innovation in the whole electronic industry. My personal opinion (not necessarily correct): it me
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oldgun
10y ago
Besides political debates, anyone else thinks this 'ClaimReview' schema put to use by Google is one step towards the application of Semantic Web? There might be something more than just a 'new app by Google' here.
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10y ago
Not really a Unity fan or a 'Convergence' fan, but just saddened by the fact so many developers and community enthusiasts get to know that their efforts were in vain.
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10y ago
It's April 1st already.
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10y ago
Good for him. I believe he's gonna make tremendous contributions whether or not he's at Apple. Now that without all the restrictions from Apple, he might be free to achieve even more.
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oldgun
10y ago
Really nice summary of undefined behavior. Just realized this is posted by Chris Lattner himself.
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oldgun
10y ago
Marvelous. Kudos to all who contributed to this project! I'm now very expecting the KDE tablet.
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10y ago
Wouldn't it be nicer to just load it with Linux?
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10y ago
https://telegram.org/blog/15million-reuters Stay calm and turn on 2-step verification.
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The Problem with Programming (2006) – Interview with Bjarne Stroustrup
(technologyreview.com)
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10y ago
Good. Hat off to the Duckduckgo team. It's my major search engine now.
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10y ago
Seconded. These big companies along with the likes of Hollywood are the ones pushing w3c.
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10y ago
Looks like really decent hardware for a Linux laptop though.
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10y ago
Not a new thing that everybody wants to create their own little walled garden. It's beautiful inside, but it also strips users of their freedom. Not sure if it's best for us end users when we are mandated to give up our freedom in
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10y ago
Very interesting post. I'm fully with the author except for one point: whether Google Reader comes back matters no more. The freedom of Internet and the choices for the people lies in the freedom software, not proprietary service. Life
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10y ago
Good. Now when will Google shut down this service?
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Poor google plus. I used to be a really loyal fan.
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10y ago
Couldn't help but... http://9gag.com/gag/a2mjvWe
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