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by redial 10y ago
I'm sorry I don't understand your comment. Not that important for what? The British tradition (which tradition?) had a bigger impact on what? And all I'm saying is that at some point we get bored of calling successful revolut
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Western democracy is the result of the French and American Revolutions.
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Cuba, Chile, Argentina. They all had democracies, and then collapsed into dictatorships. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable could also name some African or Middle Eastern countries.
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That is a very skewed view of history. The Roman Empire lasted around 400 years. The British Empire controlled the world for almost 300 years (and the monarchy is still in place after almost 1000 years), and those are only two examples. The
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Almost every country in the world does this. The US certainly does at every border. In fact, in the US you could be stoped and searched almost anywhere if police think they have even a hint of probable cause, and if they don't and just
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by redial 10y ago
I'm not 100% sure, but I think most of the jailbrake exploits use some form of safari or webkit bug to modify the system. Apple is very aware that the browser is the most targeted point in the OS. By the nature of modern JS interpreter
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by redial 10y ago
In a civil case, this has no merit. What they should do is "sue" them using a W3C "court", and if there is no such thing (as I'm pretty sure there is none) it should be created. If members of W3C don't adhere b
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Then you should have mention that and not use your weak arguments to try to prove your point. I have an iPhone and I don't use HomeKit, AppleTV, CarPlay or the iTunes Store, and use Whatsapp instead of iMessage. And I'm afraid I
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They still sell the iPhone 6S and the SE.
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The iPhone 6S Plus had OIS for videos last year. I'm sure it wasn't the first either.
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I'm using an iPhone 5 from 2012 and it runs faster on iOS 10 than it did on iOS 9.
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That's what they are saying now that they sold it.
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Google Plus.
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On an infinite timescale, sure, everybody is going the way of Blackberry.
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Or maybe, he's been all along an agent of a third corporation that has yet to be revealed...
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> most people prefer convenient silos over open solutions. Most people don't care one way or the other. They just want it to do what they want/need.
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It might be an entirely different thing altogether! why restrict our "open mind" to only those two choices? > So far we haven't come up with a decent explanation of consciousness which is why I am prepared to be a bit more
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http://macdaddy.io/install-disk-creator/
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I was just responding to the parent who claimed that music was not "waves and frequency". My point is music is (mostly) independent of its appreciation. Machines can, and do, make music based entirely on the theory of music.
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Music is waves and frequency. Music appreciation is what you are describing. And appreciation is very dependant on culture . That is why Bach is not (as) appreciated in certain cultures . Just like photography. Why is one photograph m
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by redial 10y ago
I've always found that line of argumentation very disingenuous[1]. Of all the explanations we have for anything that has ever been explained, anywhere in any time, they all fall in the physical/material category. This of course d
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> But it could also be labelled ideal or mental, from a different categorization scheme. Whatever label you put to the category , they are all in the same one.
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If VR/AR is ever going to change the game, is going to be in mobile , where efficiency matters most.
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If you want to compare seemingly different things, it is useful, and almost required, to normalize. What is being discussed here is the trend. No one is claiming that the A10 chip is faster than the 6 core i7-K line.
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I don't think Adobe and Microsoft, the two biggest third party Mac developers, care what Apple imposes on the Mac App Store. And they certainly won't be too happy about having to rewrite, again, their applications (I think Office
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> It was alright for Macs to be more expensive than PCs, but more expensive and slower? Isn't that becoming the case with iPads and (low end)Macbooks? If the rumored performance of new A10X chip is any indication, that is the direct
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I agree with you, Intel is here to stay. But let's remember that Intel only has better fabs because they've had almost unlimited resources to reinvest in them as a result of the incredibly high margins on their processors which is
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https://youtu.be/NuCYHrSig94?t=5318 We think one of the most important questions now, when you buy a computer is gonna be what’s your favourite color. And this is more important in our surveys, in our consumer surveys this
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Do you happen by any chance to have a photo of said laptop?
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First, I am not Gruber. Second, the hate he gets on every comments thread is very fun and entertaining to read, but I think it is often misplaced, and always ad-hominem. Yes, one third of the 'review' is about the finish, and yes

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