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by periferral 16y ago
looks great! really cool. no ncaaf?
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by periferral 16y ago
definitely an interesting read. I'm a android user and i do agree with many points mentioned here. However, rooting an android isn't hard and the article also assumes default apps rather than ones that can be installed to achieve certain fe
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by periferral 16y ago
to clarify some misconceptions of this post 1. great since day 1. Well no copy and paste for 2 years? and great since day 1. Contradictory? 2. Hold Different? Great since day 1? 3. Needs iTunes desktop software. 4. No external storage optio
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by periferral 16y ago
can we get by a week in HN without fanboy posts?
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by periferral 16y ago
totally true. the most valid point being that you have to be good at what you do. hell, you can do even better if you are really good. I wanted to see what it was like to live in London so I told my boss I'll be working out of there is he's
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by periferral 16y ago
guy doesnt know what he's taking about. rant. wasted resource on HN
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by periferral 16y ago
let me guess. apple fanboy.
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by periferral 16y ago
I'd argue that with all the Apple talk about open standards, when not just open up the app store and then let users decide what is good/bad for the ecosystem. Why have a controlled environment. Why have a control on whether the user wants t
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by periferral 16y ago
frankly, its worse than bing. the page readability is miserable. Still moving the mouse to see the page load is my biggest gripe yet. That combined with the fact that it loses the search keyboards sometimes when I hit the back button (on fi
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by periferral 16y ago
I disagree. I think if anything there are more people dying because of high blood pressure and other illnesses linked through it than low-sodium issues. Besides, the fix to low-sodium, eat more salt. The fix to high blood pressure, exercise
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by periferral 16y ago
ha! you are joking. his options 1. mail it to apple 2. facebook gray 3. take it to the apple store and talk to a manager 4. take it back to the bar where he "found" it and gray called a million times to see if it was returned. 5. sell it to
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by periferral 17y ago
as far as I'm concerned this is exactly how it should be if windows os's in the EU gives user a choice of browser/search engine and does just push IE. The same should apply to smartphones. I dislike the fact that google products are so tie
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by periferral 17y ago
revenue. at&t can charge yahoo/bing as the default browser/search engine on their android handsets
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by periferral 17y ago
while there are many such free services I have found, I've still not managed to find one that supports the addition of reverse dns lookups. anyone aware of such as sevice?
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by periferral 17y ago
great. now google wants to employ us for free. we do all the work and they have a nice database of 3d building in earth.
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by periferral 17y ago
I think TB3 has a way to do this. However, its still pretty rudimentary. For example, if Im in threaded view and the thread is closed, I can click on the first email of the thread and it shows me the conversation-style message. However, it
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by periferral 17y ago
it seems to me that this problem isnt just limited to gmail. other than google search itself, I think search in other google products (android included) is lacking when it comes to what I presume to be basic functionality.
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by periferral 17y ago
I think the biggest contributor to this maybe the fact that no one else has done it even until today. No one is even close to doing it again. 40 years later with technology leaps and bounds better than back when it was done. Or maybe it is
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by periferral 18y ago
sue them
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by periferral 18y ago
that doesnt make any sense. there should be loads of stuff like this then. why only Free Wifi whatever