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palebluedot
15y ago
One thing the article mentions is that there is a semicolon that can be seen, indicating it is a web-based order. That is not the case universally, it seems - my web-based orders do not have a semicolon after the app name on the order summ
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15y ago
I've been noticing the problem, but as far back as I have noticed it personally thus far is to 7/26... some spot checking from 7/11 shows the web orders going through fine then, at least for me. But from 7/26 to now, my web based orders ha
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Google failing to pay Android developers
(theregister.co.uk)
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palebluedot
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Microsoft Releases It Tried To Work With Google On Buying Patents
(businessinsider.com)
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Microsoft GC claims they asked Google to bid with them on the Novell patents
(twitter.com)
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EJ: How I Feel today
(ejroundtheworld.blogspot.com)
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palebluedot
15y ago
Resubmitted, because I double-pasted the URL accidently last time, creating an invalid URL.
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Judge: Email in Oracle-Google Case Will Remain Public
(pcworld.com)
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Apple Suit Puts Samsung Tablet Sales in Australia on Hold
(businessweek.com)
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palebluedot
15y ago
It should be noted that when they changed that story title, they were changing it to the actual title of the blog posting. That is pretty standard practice here, to prevent editorializing via the title. Although, I can see how it would co
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15y ago
I do all my Android dev in VIM, and I use ant on the command line for building... what do you find horrible about the command line build? I just use 'ant debug' for debug builds, and 'ant release' for release builds - and 'adb install -r'
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15y ago
This this particular duplication is (in my opinion) likely because of the title - the one you linked primarily mentions Intellectual Ventures. Personally, I like it best when people use the original title of the page / piece; in this case,
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Apple Laptops Vulnerable To Hack That Kills Or Corrupts Batteries
(blogs.forbes.com)
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Out Of The Blue, Instacolor Forced To Change Name By The “True” Color
(techcrunch.com)
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Interdigital Can Force the Future to Pay for the Past
(seekingalpha.com)
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Google+ and Search Signals: Tinfoil Hat Edition
(christopherspenn.com)
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Is Netflix killing DVD like Apple killed floppies?
(news.cnet.com)
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Major development in Facebook case: Paul Ceglia's lawyers quit
(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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palebluedot
15y ago
I remember as kid, playing the Zork series and exchanging hints with my 4th grade teacher. Great game, and that made it all the more fun. I think the game that had the biggest impact on me, though, was a game for the Apple ][ called "Odyss
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15y ago
With Android, under Settings -> Accessibility, you can select that the power button ends the call. I find this very useful, as it gives me a hardware button to use to end a call.
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palebluedot
15y ago
The whole point of a business (especially restaurant) using Groupon is to gain a repeat customer base. To that end, it would make more sense to give better than normal service to the 'cheap' Grouponers. For a restaurant, what will cause pe
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palebluedot
15y ago
You are correct in that a database file may contain more rich data that CSV. I think it is open to debate, however, whether a closed format like MDB is easier for the end user, over something open like SQLite.
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15y ago
Some more info here, including the developer name: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/patent_holding_firm_lod... The developer is "Clapfoot Inc", and the game in question is "Tank Hero".
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15y ago
From the first post in the thread: "We recently implemented in-app purchases for our Android application and several weeks later we received a letter from Lodsys, claiming that we infringed on their patents." So, I suppose it is a just a sa
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Lodsys is coming after Android developers now
(groups.google.com)
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16y ago
But there is a counter-point... being to cautious and patient can be a risk in it's own right. In my own case, I look back and feel that I waited too long to indulge my "wild hair" and move to a place with more opportunity. I would emphas
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Apple Opens a Door, Keeps Keys
(online.wsj.com)
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palebluedot
16y ago
How often is money made with normal people that are difficult to get along with? If it is the same as normal + easygoing (i.e. rarely), then the defining characteristic would seem to be brilliance (according to the referenced quadrant char