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by polshaw 15y ago
This is a dangerous game however; the flip-side is that the airline has more potential profit to lose by not having google to sell their flights for them.
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by polshaw 15y ago
It's no different from the SGS (1); physical button flanked by a capacitive button each side, with physical power and volume buttons on the sides.
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by polshaw 15y ago
So what of the uneducated man from a developed nation? Unemployed, by your statement.
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by polshaw 15y ago
Income equality has a broader meaning than just people doing the same job having similar wages. It most definitely includes the difference between the boss and the workers.
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by polshaw 15y ago
This new 'power off' isn't meant to be a full hibernate. It only stores the kernel-related RAM, not your data. So you would only lose your kernel data, which would be reloaded in the 'full' boot. Full hibernate is still a separate entity (o
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by polshaw 15y ago
98 and ME could easily be prepended onto that list. (The fact they were 9x vs NT is irrelevant, they were still MS's consumer OSes)
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by polshaw 15y ago
The only thing that could be argued to have its life shortened to an extent that was relevant is the HDD. And this is powered off with any of sleep/ hibernate/ power off.
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by polshaw 15y ago
Maybe, but apple only make 'premium' laptops (especially since killing the macbook), not comparable to an 'average' (read: a few years old, fairly budget) laptop.
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by polshaw 15y ago
> It will crash when booting and corrupt my data I'm sorry but i have to call you out here; i would be suprised if MS hasn't thought of this in some way; whether detecting changes and initating a more complete boot or dealing with it in
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by polshaw 15y ago
As others have noted this is perhaps more a hardware issue than software, but it does highlight the real advantage at the core of apple's business; a tight synergy of hardware and software. Seen elsewhere with improved battery life of the i
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by polshaw 15y ago
Relevant to note that the keyboard here was a detatchable dock.. so its 'default' form was closer to the ipad. http://img.tomshardware.com/us/2003/06/02/the_digital_writin... -2003.
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by polshaw 15y ago
He certainly doesn't employ all the tax avoidance strategies available to him.. implied here[1]. But lets not forget, he has to act in the interests of shareholders, not just himself, in his business interests. 1. http://www.youtube.com/wa
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by polshaw 15y ago
works for me with firefox 6 (windows)
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by polshaw 15y ago
I don't see apple pulling this off in a way that would fit with their high usability standards just yet. Personally i could see it in the mac pro or iphone first. But (whilst i think its awesome tech) i just have a feeling it is a little to
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by polshaw 15y ago
I am a tab hoarder also but personally i'm quite impressed at the speed and responsiveness of FF when restarting with 100-or-so tabs.
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by polshaw 15y ago
I believe there is law that states that a baseball bat with no ball can be considered an offensive weapon.
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by polshaw 15y ago
I disagree that we are seeing any significant number of first generation immigrants here.
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by polshaw 15y ago
relevant to note that subsequent rioting has had little to do with this. (more general) anger towards the police, along with opportunistic looting.
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by polshaw 15y ago
> unless you really do get multiple choice questions in university Having gone through the UK university system, i can honestly say that multiple choice questions can be some of the hardest questions there are (not that I ever had any o