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811.
by phaus 13y ago
I'm not sure their BC investment will ever be worth that much. Time will tell though.
812.
by phaus 13y ago
They aren't taking the type of product that has existed with Wacom type tablets and bringing it to the portable capacitive world. This is going to be terrible in comparison. Its impossible to make a capacitive stylus that isn't li
813.
by phaus 13y ago
I don't think anything can put the smile back on their faces due to the fact that they still feel as if someone stole their $100 billion idea.
814.
by phaus 13y ago
I had a Clamcase Pro for about a year. Its the only keyboard case that isn't terrible. When mine broke it was because of my own negligence, but if anyone buys one of these, keep in mind that the company only offers a 90 day warranty, w
815.
by phaus 13y ago
How would it be less fair to permanently imprison a repeat DUI offender than it would be to wait until he's actually killed someone before locking him up for good. Perhaps I'm misguided, but it seems to me that its more fair to im
816.
by phaus 13y ago
Well if we're talking about what journalism's job is, there is a near-infinite number of things that they could be covering that are way more important than anyone's IPO.
817.
by phaus 13y ago
The phenomenon where people like you act as if anyone with something critical to say about the United States lacks patriotism is the very thing that is destroying our nation. I'm a moderate conservative and a Soldier, but your "lo
818.
by phaus 13y ago
Well, maybe they haven't heard of it. I read HN daily and this is the first time I've heard of it. Even if they have, its not exactly in the same league as Twitter and Facebook (speaking solely in terms of popularity and brand rec
819.
by phaus 13y ago
I didn't say that it was a new phenomenon, that's why I said its been journalism's biggest problem for AT LEAST 100 years.
820.
by phaus 13y ago
>Journalism's problems aren't with journalism. Journalism has many problems, but make no mistake, this certainly is the biggest. Journalism hasn't been a respectable profession for at least a hundred years. Sure, there are
821.
by phaus 13y ago
I disagree. I spent almost a year at Fort Gordon in Augusta, GA for military training. That was 2003, I still remember what it smells like.
822.
by phaus 13y ago
>Why is it so hard to try to understand someone when they feel offended, instead of telling them they are being hypersensitive? It might be hard for you to imagine, but some people are, in fact, hypersensitive. Some people make a hobby o
823.
by phaus 13y ago
If you are even minimally concerned about privacy, all free VPNs are terrible. Find yourself a good, reputable paid VPN. Lots of folks whose lives depend on keeping their real identities hidden say this list is a good starting point, but ul
824.
by phaus 13y ago
I like how their workaround is to have two versions of iWork installed. That's the same kind of shit they are always making fun of everyone else for. Personally, I find OS fragmentation more excusable than Office Suite fragmentation.
825.
by phaus 13y ago
Ask in reddit.com/r/netsec also in reddit.com/r/computerforensics
826.
by phaus 13y ago
>Similarly, the classical one on one match for the world championship in chess is different from tournament play. In the former, you have to beat the strongest player in the world The whole point of the article is that the current world
827.
by phaus 13y ago
Are you self-employed, or do you work for someone else? If you work for someone else, as almost all people do, you have made the decision that the time you spend at work is less valuable than your paycheck.
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by phaus 13y ago
His point was that Gates already has all the money a person could ever want, so he no longer values it enough to waste any time trying to make more. For a normal person, money is often valued more than time, which is why the majority of us
829.
by phaus 13y ago
I actually don't find it hard at all to understand the situation they are in, and I suspect not many people do. That being said, I agree with Gates. There are far more important things than 100% global connectivity.
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by phaus 13y ago
Just because someone that's really determined can overcome the iPad's shortcomings and make something that looks professional, doesn't mean that drawing with a capacitive stylus isn't terrible. Have you ever used a prope
831.
by phaus 13y ago
60k a month in revenue for a painting app and people act like I'm crazy when I say its time for Apple to create an iPad with a digitizer, as if no one wanted to paint on an iPad.
832.
by phaus 13y ago
That actually looks close to perfect. Unfortunately early price estimates put it not too far from the iPhone 5S.
833.
by phaus 13y ago
I'd really love it if there were a 4" or 4.3" phone that still featured high-end specs. Unfortunately most of the "mini" devices seem to be intentionally bad in comparison to the flagships. If they weren't so e
834.
by phaus 13y ago
He's more of an average Joe than a power-user. Maybe my definition is wrong, but I think one of the qualifiers for being a power user is knowing how computers work. He admits in the review that he doesn't really know anything abou
835.
by phaus 13y ago
That's much better, but still terrible. Its a perfectly forgettable commercial, although I appreciate that they made an attempt to relate to scarf-wearing male fashion designers, an oft neglected demographic.
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by phaus 13y ago
If Microsoft was smart, they'd put this guy on TV to talk about the Surface instead of showing that incredibly awkward dance video.
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by phaus 13y ago
This page has some information and even a suggestion or two about ink. Whether its a fountain pen or a ballpoint, one tip I can give you is that a finer point will put less ink on the paper, thus it will dry faster. You might also like shar
838.
by phaus 13y ago
Once again, that's not even what I said, but oh well, I think this conversation stopped being productive a long time ago.
839.
by phaus 13y ago
They make all kinds of notebooks, including A4. http://www.amazon.com/Moleskine-Folio-Notebook-Professional-...
840.
by phaus 13y ago
They make A4 sized notebooks, so yes, people who like full-sized notebooks are part of their target market. I wasn't trying to imply that the 15 cent notebook is Moleskin's equal, I'm just saying that the availability of adeq

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