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   by ralfd 15y ago

   Great presentation foreshadowing the iPod.
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   > So... what happens when you maximize the browser window? And what happens when you minimize it? That is Grubers point. Google wants to make the (their) browser to be the OS. Apple likes native applications. At least from John Grubers
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   This was in October 2008: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/10/android-marke... -------------------------------- "Developers will get 70% of the revenue from each purchase; the remaining amount goes to carriers and billing settl
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   As I understand iCloud it is syncing with the cloud. You don't have to "understand it" or "sell/explain it" to users, they will just "use it" with their Apps. In the demo the Apple VP made a picture with his iPhone of the toy car and then t
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   But they can't update. For that you have to login into the account who bought the app.
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   Same for me. Years ago Slashdot and then the programming subreddit and now Hacker News. The reddit voting system is pretty sophisticated with different ranking options for comments (hot, top, best, controversial, new, old). So why am I here
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   "It freezes the first release as the only release for up to several generations." This article is rather lackluster. First, I don't see a problem with this (there is rightfully only one definite version of Casablanca or Gone with the Wind)
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   I dislike this too. But there is "SecondBar" from Andreas Hegenberg: http://blog.boastr.net/?page_id=79 But his other points that Unitys "wonky" auto-hiding of the menubar is misguided UI seem reasonable to me.
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   by ralfd 15y ago

   btw: Are there any newer statistics on Linux usage available? I played with the new google correlate tool today and every search metric for Linux stuff is merely "meh". Linux is constantly falling: http://correlate.googlelabs.com/search?e=
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    "And these are some of the most radical and exciting new features MacOS X has had to offer since its initial release over 10 years ago." What a trollish statement.
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    There are only two long term solutions: - an anti-vir scanner which constantly monitors all your files, hogs resources and plays the game of cat & mouse - Prevent users from installing software that wasn’t from the Mac App Store, just l
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    http://www.scribd.com/kdaðason
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    Hm. Did they pack all the work/code of the last years together or did they start from scratch and just use the "Duke Nukem" name?
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    They did at least once. I used to use an App called Zuginfo which was splitted into a normal free and a "Donation" version which was advertised to further development. (This app by an Indie was later killed by Deutsche Bahn.)
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    > while breaking all existing apps so far Thats seems like the point.
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    by ralfd 15y ago

    Even older (dec 2008) than Webkit: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=5688
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    by ralfd 16y ago

    As this is a security fix I bet there will be an iOS 4.2.2
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    by ralfd 16y ago

    Sorry, I cant read something about RMS without remembering his horrific foot incident: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ