omnipath

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by omnipath 13y ago
> I don't know. But mp3 players were definitely something people knew about before iPod's (at least the kids, can't speak for the adults at the time). Some even got those mp3 players with 128 MB, enough to cram two albums
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by omnipath 13y ago
Yes, and how many of your family and friends had mp3 players before iPods? And you dismiss a feature of the iPods by just saying 'a great user interface'. I remember mp3 players back then. All monochrome UI's, with the actual
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by omnipath 13y ago
But it WAS too expensive. The fact that the iPhone price dropped within two months of it being introduced is proof of that. And you have to remember, that most touch phones sucked at the time, and they ALL sucked if they didn't have a
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Introducing .nyc: New York City to get its own top-level domain(engadget.com)
2 points by omnipath 13y ago|0 comments
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by omnipath 13y ago
Um, you do know that the problem is that the system in place to help prevent these legitimate problems are done by the prisons themselves. That's a huge, pretty corruptible system. I've seen prisoners go days without getting their medicine
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by omnipath 15y ago
No mention of indeed.com? Or even usajobs.gov?
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by omnipath 15y ago
Thank you. I'll give it a whirl later this week.
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by omnipath 15y ago
Maybe because it's a pain in the butt to install it? Honestly, I tried FreeBSD 8 two weeks ago, and until there's an easier to way to install it, I can't imagine many people will be interested in it.
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by omnipath 15y ago
You mean MusicMatch? Yeah, I had MusicMatch, and it was horrid for connecting to ipods and other gadgets. Plus, the buying experience was a mess. I don't remember SoundJam too well, but I don't seem to remember that you connect devices to i
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by omnipath 15y ago
I'm sorry, but only two of those points are true. When iTunes came out, there was nothing like it in the market. A great way to manage and buy new music all at one place? Plenty of room for invention. The proof that is was such a unique exp
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by omnipath 15y ago
So if this is your secondary stream, what do you do for a primary income stream?
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by omnipath 16y ago
How interesting. I do have a limp handshake, because I feel too strong of a handshake can be off putting. I don't tend to like people with strong handshakes, because it feels like they're too controlling.
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by omnipath 16y ago
Buy used. That way, you get what you want, and the money doesn't go to Sony.
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by omnipath 16y ago
If you don't mind my asking, what happened to that startup?
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by omnipath 16y ago
I believe you still cannot send multi-media texts with Google voice yet.
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by omnipath 16y ago
If you are learning java, I would suggest Dr. Java. It's like the elementary school version of an IDE. It does syntax highlighting, open and close brackets, and the ability to compile and run the app from it itself. And that's about it. It'
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by omnipath 16y ago
Netflix
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by omnipath 16y ago
Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that to get most of Nokia's smartphones, you have to pay full price? It seems like most people here in the US don't want to do that. They would rather get 60%-80% off at the beginning and stay wi
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by omnipath 16y ago
First all, I like this story. I think it's rather well written. But that statement in the story almost made me close my browser. Harry gets rationality in the modern-muggle world, but is very resistant, and expresses complete unwillingness
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by omnipath 16y ago
I'll have to take your word for it, as there doesn't seem to be a way to take a casual look around the product. But thank you for explaining it to me.
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by omnipath 16y ago
Perhaps this is the proper forum to ask this question: I simply don't understand what SAP is form? Isn't it just a bunch of forms sitting on top a database? How is it different from Oracle services?
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by omnipath 17y ago
Isn't this a bit of a security risk, though? What if there were pictures on your drive you didn't want other people to know about, just to have it displayed for the world to see?
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by omnipath 17y ago
Um, I think that is because Netbeans and Eclipse are ides, while Textmate is basically a programming text editor.
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by omnipath 17y ago
The Book of Basketball by Bill Simmons. I love basketball. And Bill Simmons.
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by omnipath 17y ago
It's more of an, 'I'm feeling full. Why must I still eat the delicious cookie right in front of me!?'
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by omnipath 17y ago
My goals so far for the year 2010: 1) Relearn how to eat. Do not eat just to eat, but eat for a reason. 2) Actually write a useful application. 3) Perhaps most importantly, be a creator and not just be a consumer.
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by omnipath 17y ago
For the same reason why many people in the world experience material privation: not enough time/talent to do it themselves. If you had enough time, effort, skill, and raw material, why would you ever need to buy clothes from the GAP, mass p
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by omnipath 17y ago
This American Life did a podcast (can't find it at the moment) where they followed two guys who decided to become homeless, and beg for money in NYC while trying to write poetry and stories. Each guy easily cleared 60k, as I recall. So it's
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Samsung bada (Open mobile OS)(mobilecrunch.com)
1 points by omnipath 17y ago|0 comments
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by omnipath 17y ago
That is why I like Opera. You can actually save sessions, and return to them. So you can have more than one session going on at a time. I usually save a session once a month. It's quite interesting seeing what I was into 5-6 years ago.

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