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by orbitur 13y ago
I would gladly pay the ~$100/month required for decent cable (as in, not basic) to have complete access to all the latest TV shows on-demand. Charge ~$10 extra for Netflix-like access to movies and HBO-level shows. With the current
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by orbitur 13y ago
Honestly, iOS got it first because it's used by more people. And it's been clear for the last few years that Apple doesn't have two proper teams working on each OS. Which is ridiculous for a company of Apple's size.
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by orbitur 13y ago
I have BellAliant 80Mb/30Mb in NS. No cap.
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by orbitur 13y ago
I'll agree here. The $50/month I'm saving by not having cable included isn't really going toward savings, and we could certainly afford it. It's just that it had a detrimental effect: we'd watch things that w
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by orbitur 13y ago
Is that "room full of people staring at 4" screens" focused on the same event, such as a football game? Because, otherwise, the purpose of having all those people in the same is defeated. The point is a shared experience, n
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by orbitur 13y ago
Apple didn't create walled gardens either. Who created LLVM and WebKit is irrelevant. Those projects wouldn't be as awesome as they are now without Apple's efforts and money.
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by orbitur 13y ago
No, but the "user is ignorant" attack vector is still the most common. And for good reason.
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by orbitur 13y ago
I'm 30 now, and a little better at it, but I'm still relatively shitty with timed thinking exercises, and being graded in general. Reminds me of university where I did poorly on exams. I'd have graduated with a much better
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by orbitur 13y ago
I don't think their engineers are the ones who thought it up.
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by orbitur 13y ago
To have that, we would need to be disconnected from the internet.
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by orbitur 13y ago
> Membership is required to distribute via the App Store, not to build and install to a device via USB. Nope, you can't install to a personal iOS device without the dev cert either. Unless you've jailbroken the device.
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by orbitur 13y ago
I guess in OS X, gcc redirects to clang. clang gives me: clang: error: no input files
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by orbitur 13y ago
They should probably try to define some sort of support schedule. The current setup of "let's support everything under the sun from the last 10 years" is unsustainable, but they seem to want to continue with that.
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by orbitur 13y ago
If I'm donating I would like to know exactly where the money is going, and what options have already been explored. OpenBSD should have referenced, full documentation about these things if they want to maximize donations. Apparently,
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by orbitur 13y ago
I feel like it's useful to point that OpenBSD won't say exactly why the bill is so high, and apparently they don't have open accounting. That bothers me a bit. Link to relevant reddit comment thread: http://www.
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by orbitur 13y ago
Works for me (OS X 10.9, latest Chrome), but the "glitching" removes the bottom 75% of the image and only seems to manipulate the top portion.
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by orbitur 13y ago
Word 2011 (OS X) offers OneNote-like functionality if you choose the Notebook view. Defaults to list, auto-headings, and it even lets you doodle in the margins. That's all I ever did in OneNote, so I'm not sure how feature compl
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by orbitur 13y ago
MS Word on OS X has very OneNote-like features, just choose the Notebook view. I haven't used OneNote proper in a very long time (2007?), but notebook view Word 2011 does automatic lists and you can even doodle. Might be worth a look.
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by orbitur 13y ago
Yes, I would have guessed. Can people not taste how sweet it is?
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by orbitur 13y ago
Lustig hasn't rejected "sweet fruits". He acknowledges that they're okay since they slow/retard the distribution of sugar during digestion.
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by orbitur 13y ago
Honest question. Can someone explain to me what's wrong with this sort of "price fixing"? The contract is attached to the iPhone, and Apple doesn't want the contract sold for less than $X. If the carrier doesn't w
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by orbitur 13y ago
1270 / 1.2 = 1058 (removing VAT) 1058 British pounds = ~1700 USD Doesn't seem that bad, or any worse than usual.
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by orbitur 13y ago
I also don't break the fast until 1/2pm after I get up at 830/9am and I operate just fine. com2kid just needs better sleep. Change pillows, change beds. Also, for your sake, take your laptop to bed with you and use somethin
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by orbitur 13y ago
Jobs' anger wasn't at all related to WebKit.
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by orbitur 13y ago
In the video, the clumpier it is, the better. I would say the more powdery snow looked like wet oatmeal when it hit the floor.
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by orbitur 13y ago
George Broussard (linked above) is streaming from OS X.
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by orbitur 13y ago
So what's life like without the ability to acknowledge art?
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by orbitur 13y ago
They are using his work to aid in selling their product. He should get a cut of that. It's not much related to Little Bobby downloading a movie.
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by orbitur 13y ago
> 4K will probably be download-only (and probably fiber-only). Legality aside, I'm a member of a private movie tracker. High quality 1080p rips come in at ~12GBs or more for ~1h45m of content. I have an 80Mb connection, and it sti
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by orbitur 13y ago
Like most dead closed-source apps, probably licensing.

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