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by polyomino 12y ago
What does useful mean in this case? They could do anything they want.
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by polyomino 13y ago
Big win for Google. Access to IP in all sorts of markets they've yet to explore.
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by polyomino 13y ago
Astroturfing
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by polyomino 13y ago
This generation, the xbox one hardware is being sold for profit. I think the ps4 as well, although with much slimmer margins.
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by polyomino 13y ago
All Microsofts' interns got surface pros as gifts, I see them in all my CS classes.
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by polyomino 13y ago
They doubled their surface revenue in the last quarter, they never released last year's surface revenue
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by polyomino 13y ago
I think the 360 is going to be like the ps2 was last generation. An obsolete console with a surprising number of sales.
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by polyomino 13y ago
What is Windows OEM Pro revenue?
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by polyomino 13y ago
With the exception of typewriter, all of those markets are still around today. Not only that, sailing ships remained vital to intercontinental trade over the next hundred years after steam ships were introduced. These days rail is still hug
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by polyomino 13y ago
Even the $3000+ laptops from Sony or other oems were littered with crapware. When consumers shifted from desktops to mobile all of the hardware innovation was moved to the oems' suppliers, which led them to drop all of their technical
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by polyomino 13y ago
That article is funny, if you click on Googe Data Protocol, the cornerstone example for openness, you get "Warning: Most newer Google APIs are not Google Data APIs." https://developers.google.com/gdata/docs&#x