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by papachito 16y ago
Why would they get a lawsuit? AFAIK, adult websites are already required by law to put a warning. You don't get any such warning when downloading firefox or chrome last time I checked.
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by papachito 16y ago
> For me (thinking as Apple) it's this simple: Did you read the article? Those demos are not even part of html 5 yet (the ones that don't work on chrome and firefox at least). So calling them HTML 5 was not honest and a shameless promot
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by papachito 16y ago
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=152
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by papachito 16y ago
KDE had that for at least 5 years (ksnapshot).
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The Android Phone is for Porn(youtube.com)
2 points by papachito 16y ago|0 comments
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by papachito 16y ago
Not really, in ChromeOS, the google homepage will be kind of like your desktop. So putting a picture there is like putting a picture on your desktop wallpaper. Also, Google.com/ig has been themable for years, so allowing to put pictures is
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by papachito 16y ago
The problem is that they block Chrome 5 too, which is more advanced than Safari 4 (newer version of webkit).
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by papachito 16y ago
Actually no, it says you need a new version of chromium, so the client will know in that case.
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by papachito 16y ago
> Playback is ok in latest Chrome, fullscreen is in-window, so no real fullscreen. Hit F11 and you'll get real fullscreen. Fullscreen api for html5 video is in the work, they are aware of the issue.
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by papachito 16y ago
If they really believed that they would stop supporting IE6.
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by papachito 16y ago
It's still very fast here.
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by papachito 16y ago
Alexa has a top 500 list with google and porn sites included http://www.alexa.com/topsites
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by papachito 16y ago
We're upvoting it because everybody including Obama act like this is the first time oil spill is happening and there was no way to prevent it because it was so improbable, and also because once again we failed to learn from history.
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by papachito 16y ago
Pretty ironic when this happens a few weeks after Obama criticized the internet for giving too much information to digest.
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by papachito 16y ago
> you have to agree not to redistribute things you download from the App Store. That's right, they could simply add a "unless the license specifically allows you to do so" line, wouldn't cost them much. I wonder how many gpl software th
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by papachito 16y ago
> Apple's is considered the beginning of things. Who says that? They could be at the top of their game right now and not see more growth and stabilizing and/or decreasing in the future. There is no way to tell, otherwise you'd be very r
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by papachito 16y ago
64 bit is supported on Linux http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=330#c7
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by papachito 16y ago
Thanks, I read that part too, it still assumes you know what a component is in XMPP which I'm sure most people don't. So it's basically an XMPP client and a "component" (whatever that is)?
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by papachito 16y ago
Demo looks impressive, congrats.
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by papachito 16y ago
The guy from adobe also says that he's using an old build that is not hardware accelerated: > He used the non-hardware-accelerated preview on random sites which may or may not have ever tested their behavior in a small device. Most
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by papachito 16y ago
I don't find his explanation very clear. Could you explain what's the difference?
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by papachito 16y ago
But even then, the net is very slow there, so it's faster to bulk load everything compressed and read it later.
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by papachito 16y ago
I did an installable app for HN here http://blog.ricodigo.com/2010/5/23/how-to-create-chrome-apps
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by papachito 16y ago
No, it works fine on Linux too, I even made an app for HN that I posted a few days ago http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1371515
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by papachito 16y ago
RMS doesn't use cellphones 3G/GSM for privacy reasons.
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by papachito 16y ago
Stallman travels a lot, South America, Asia and in these conditions the only way to get internet is to go to a net cafe where they only run windows XP full of virus with IE6. It is a really slow, frustrating and annoying experience, believe
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by papachito 16y ago
We all work remotely here, also 37signals started with most people working remotely.
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by papachito 16y ago
If people make their profile public, then yes their updates will be made public.
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by papachito 16y ago
He did say they sometimes move "too fast".
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by papachito 16y ago
> This is why Queerty and Pandora silently installed applications on my profile There is no way for an app to install on your profile without your permission, it's just not in the API and I see no reason why Facebook would give them acc

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