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by p0ppe 16y ago
The link to the comments for ideas with one comment is currently displayed as "1 Comments". You might want to change that to "1 Comment".
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by p0ppe 16y ago
You wouldn't steal a vaacum cleaner, but you might be inclined to download and print one.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Another way to defeat the paywall is to use a link on Twitter. https://twitter.com/#!/freeNYTimes uses the NY Times API to share all stories that the paper publishes online.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
It's fascinating how little the homepage has changed over the years.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Doesn't seem to be that big a deal from a business perspective. Digia (DIG) is +0,46%, compared to +0,75% for OMXH as a whole. We will have to see how good a home Digia will be for Qt. They did come out with a profit warning just a couple o
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by p0ppe 16y ago
But reviews from 2003 to 2011 might help you spot trends. If the same issue has been reported over the years, it's fairly certain that it's something the hotel has no plans on fixing.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Donated. From one Peter to another.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Gentoo founder Daniel Robins lasted at Microsoft for eight months. He too sounded upbeat when he started. Robins' role seems to have been fairly similar to Gianugo's; help Microsoft understand Open Source and community-based projects.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Major issues just a week after moving to a new Linux-based system [1]? It has potential to be a fairly nasty PR-blow. [1] http://www.computerworlduk.com/news/open-source/3260727/lond...
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Asymco has a fairly good list; http://www.asymco.com/2011/02/11/in-memoriam-microsofts-prev...
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by p0ppe 16y ago
It could be a license-issue. The Daily seems to use wire material from AP. Not sure about their pricing, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's cheaper to distribute their texts in the US alone.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
You probably can't trademark a five-pointed star in a circle, but that part of the logo immediately got me thinking of Daring Fireball.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
According to John Gruber it still uses your AT&T minutes for domestic calls. That should be a turnoff for most. http://twitter.com/#!/gruber/status/4619690240376832
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The community as a whole seems to appreciate them, based on the upvotes.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
It wouldn't be the first time Apple and Sony have cooperated; http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&s...
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Having the string "WebObjects" in the URl:s should be a pretty good indicator; https://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore...
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Some times you need to explore new revenue streams. Take Apple for example. 60 percent of their sales are from products that did not exist three years ago; http://www.asymco.com/2010/10/19/60-percent-of-apples-sales-...
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by p0ppe 16y ago
It would be good to make that more clear in the article. The paragraph about 30×500 gives the impression that that income is being shared, since you point out that the YoH income is your share of it.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
There seems to be a problem with the database connection; "Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 111 in /home/djachao/mcsquare/connect.php
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Five: APPL -> Area Police/Private_Security_Liaison -> Police science -> Jurisprudence -> 1940 -> Adolf Hitler.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
The fact that it's run by Monty Widenius is definitely a plus.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
http://www.kottke.org/
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Students are a big user group. The allure of accessing your school related files from anywhere (web access is a big plus) is quite big. They're probably not that lucrative, though.
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Yeah. Such as "We decided from the outset to set the formula for our bars-of-signal strength indicator to make the iPhone look good - to make it look as if it "gets more bars". That decision has now bitten us on our ass."
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by p0ppe 16y ago
I had a talk about a year ago with a developer working for Nokia, regarding the future of Symbian. There seems to be some understanding within the company about the issues facing Symbian, which is why we've seen Maemo and Meego. Nokia does,
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A tale of two standards (2005)(samba.org)
2 points by p0ppe 16y ago|0 comments
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Some more; "But it no longer is the exclusive superphone, and I am afraid that Apple has now forever abandoned the top end of the market to Nokia, Samsung and SonyEricsson. Apple moved downstream. And that battle is far more tough than the
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by p0ppe 16y ago
Worth pointing out is that the author is an old Nokia exec. Here's what he had to say when the 3G was released; "Now I fear Apple is entering into a similar mis-step it did with desktop computers with the Macintosh line some years back, whe
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7 Ways Nokia Can Win Again(arcticstartup.com)
2 points by p0ppe 16y ago|5 comments
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by p0ppe 16y ago
They released the server model in late 2009, with an extra harddrive instead of the superdrive and OS X Server.

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