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511.
by psbp 14y ago
I don't see how this argument detracts from glass in anyway. Doesn't it just make a better case for them?
512.
by psbp 14y ago
I'm not sure what that has to do with thinking. Is there an absence of thinking when solving algebra that only kicks in when solving calculus?
513.
by psbp 14y ago
He kind of comes across as a less shifty Mark Zuckerberg.
514.
by psbp 14y ago
"I would argue that without a foundation of basic knowledge and facts you will be unable to do advanced abstract thinking." What does that even mean?
515.
by psbp 14y ago
No kidding. The awkwardness never really let up.
516.
by psbp 14y ago
The smartphone is also the perfect portable mouse. I wouldn't be surprised if the new Motorola phones are built with this in mind.
517.
by psbp 14y ago
So what's the solution? To keep products and strategy static forever so that nobody gets perturbed? It seems like Google has given ample time and accessibility for its users and developers to adapt.
518.
by psbp 14y ago
Is this also a warning to Evernote to never remove features? I'd hate to be a company that makes products that Om uses.
519.
by psbp 14y ago
Skydrive, and most of Microsoft's online services, went down for hours last week.
520.
by psbp 14y ago
Wouldn't you just be reliant another another company? What's to guarantee that they won't close down the service one day?
521.
by psbp 14y ago
So is Google forbidden from ever closing down a service without being accused of being evil?
522.
by psbp 14y ago
No, I expect Google to offer free services that serve my every whim until they go bankrupt.
523.
by psbp 14y ago
The Nexus branding is much more visible than the Asus one. It's over 2x as large and centered directly in your line of sight as you're holding the tablet. You can't seriously think that people would look at the branding and think that it pl
524.
by psbp 14y ago
I'd take a random tweet a lot more seriously than Gizmodo.
525.
by psbp 14y ago
By invalidating your point?
526.
by psbp 14y ago
To refresh your memory: http://cdn.arstechnica.net//wp-content/uploads/2012/07/nexus...
527.
by psbp 14y ago
You mean the small ASUS under the big NEXUS?
528.
by psbp 14y ago
Microsoft has lost all possible credibility by astroturfing. I'm doubtful of any bit of positive feedback that I see about their products.
529.
by psbp 14y ago
Neither of those have shown to be a success.
530.
by psbp 14y ago
It seems like audio is transmitted solely through bone vibration based on the FCC report https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=18...
531.
by psbp 14y ago
The voice dictation works through bone conduction.
532.
by psbp 14y ago
"Creepiness"? Are you a child? You seem to comprehend how Google runs its business and pays for its services. Isn't it incredibly ludicrous to call it creepy?
533.
by psbp 14y ago
Watch a paranoid melodrama slighting the product before I consider it? Why not just reasonably consider its possible significance in your life?
534.
by psbp 14y ago
I think the worries are kind of ridiculous. It seems like people are just recently adapting to a real use of mobile. Once google figures out how people are using mobile, it shouldn't be long for them to adapt and monetize. Until people stop
535.
by psbp 14y ago
The ability to express your self uniquely among different groups of people without residual consequences, and the ability to explore disparate interests in the same way.
536.
by psbp 14y ago
I think you can create services which achieve the same function as facebook while making a dispersion of self and novelty apparent to its users. I'm not arguing monetization, but the means and consequences of exploiting users responsibly.
537.
by psbp 14y ago
Data doesn't need to be implicitly tied with self-expression.
538.
by psbp 14y ago
Do any of your family members under 12 have facebook? Imagine the aggregate of all their experiences in a decade or more.
539.
by psbp 14y ago
I think socialization under the umbrella of a facebook type environment will eventually create predictable and malleable identities which are inherently the consequence of a mix of various societal pressures which are in turn constricted th
540.
by psbp 14y ago
Zuckerberg hopes that we're open to facebook* I don't see all this "open" information, because I don't have a facebook account.

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