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by praxulus 14y ago
I think the problem is that it's too big. Until they can shrink it down more, it's more likely they'll attach lenses to glass, rather than glass to frames. >As for the comment about making something that doesn't come between the user an
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People loved their hardware, they could have kept a huge chunk of the enterprise market and been one of those few manufacturers. If they had maintained their peak market share, it might have been worth it. At the very least it would have be
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They don't have to be software-only, the large majority of Android phones aren't made by, or in partnership with, Google. In fact, their hardware division might be the least affected by switching to android. Their core OS people would be
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They're ethically obligated to hide infomation users don't want released, but are they really expected to publish everything their users ask to make public? It's annoying, but it doesn't spur anything like the moral outrage I would feel if
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Unless I'm trying to run a business, I almost always prefer this kind of error to the opposite.
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>I don't know how well the rotating aluminum impeller breaks-up the boundary layer surrounding the fins. It won't eliminate it completely but it certainly could be much improved from the case of stationary fins with low-speed air going
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Exactly. Depending on how it feels to type on that keyboard and the weight of the device, this could be a fully functional laptop and tablet.
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It's a matter of luck, but given that I've literally never heard of anybody else having a poor experience with Newegg, they still compare favorably against most of the alternatives.
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>Yet, that's what's happening with the 451 error code. This is clearly aimed at government censorship - what the writer considers the wrong kind. I'm not sure I agree. While the author may have a certain connotation in mind, "not availa
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>What? I suggested no such thing. What I am suggesting (if you read up the comments) is that a middleman has made the error and thus it is incumbent on that middleman to return a proper error of "Access denied for legal reasons". 1) The
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In the absence of zoom-on-ambiguous, why is it so bad? I certainly have trouble accurately clicking links on a phone, so having no click correction is certainly worse than artificial latency. Don't confirmation dialogue boxes and password c
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>if a government could spend $800B and prove/create a machine that makes asymmetric cryptography impossible - and will be reverse-engineered and known to the world within 3 years of when they start using it, they probably would. The alt
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I reuse passwords for websites like that, but the other places I use it are similarly throwaway.
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I believe we're talking ethically, not legally. I don't believe there are technicalities in ethics like there are in law.
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Nit picking: Jaywalking can put other people at risk if there's any amount of traffic. On a completely empty stretch of road it's not unethical, but the line between safe and unsafe jaywalking is extremely blurred.
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It's not the students that are paying to be taught, it's the teachers/schools that are paying to reduce (or perhaps refocus) the teacher's workload. Instead of coming up with lesson plan from scratch, the teacher can start with something us
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On-plan prices matter to you about as much as off-plan prices matter to most American consumers. The majority of them get phones with contracts, particularly when you're considering smartphones.
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>It doesn't make any sense to compare those numbers Well, it's a valid comparison, since it's apples to apples. Even the numbers themselves can be considered valid, given that a large portion of American mobile customers get their phone