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Apple predicted to 'strike back' at Google with purchase of Nokia or RIM
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15y ago
This changes everything...
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How the demands of a Stanley Kubrick led to two new cinematographic tools
(visual-memory.co.uk)
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15y ago
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IPad: The Missing Link
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Last year I experienced the chilean earthquake. It was 8.8. There were tsunamis in various cities and a lot of friends lost their houses. The days after it the earth wouldn't stop shaking. A new major aftershock every 5 minutes, and a new t
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16y ago
After keeping the close-tab button on the right, I say that they don't really care how Chrome fits into OS X at all.
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16y ago
your irony detector must be broken.
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16y ago
Im the author of the blog post, so first I wanted to thank you for your feedback. Second, I thought a lot about what you said and it seems that I wasn't clear enough with my use of the word 'trust'. I also thought that the historic recount
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Why Apple Doesn't Trust Developers
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16y ago
And this is exactly what worries me. When Steve Jobs steps down, his replacement is gonna have a hard time assuming he is not Steve Jobs. I just hope he (or she) doesn't try to prove anything by making bold decisions on his own. On a relate
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I really hope they make it cocoa/64 bits. Also it would be nice if it were available on the app store, next to FC Express.
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16y ago
A lot of people are making the same mistake in this thread. the web != the internet. By focusing only on the web you are leaving out other great, open technologies that helped the internet become ubiquitous. IRC, FTP, VoIP, IM, USENET, just
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16y ago
iTools, .Mac and MobileMe. Also, Ping.
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16y ago
How is bundling flash any different than bundling H.264 in Chrome? none of those are part of the HTML5 specification. And in Chrome, flash is part of the internal workings. You can't update (or remove) the flash player inside.
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16y ago
Like GCC or WebKit or Java? Being open source does not mean nobody owns it.
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16y ago
"Google dropping this codec actually helps prevent h.264's monopoly." How about a Google monopoly? At least h.264 is owned by a number of different companies. Never mind that almost everyone agrees that it is the better codec.
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16y ago
Is it both CDMA and GSM or just CDMA?
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16y ago
Does anyone know if Oracle is still developing ZFS, or just Btrfs? Has the situation changed so that Apple may include it on next iterations of OS X, or are we stuck with HSF+ forever?
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16y ago
What about facebook? they are as close as it gets to a centralized database. It's opt-in and tons of sites already support the 'facebook id'.
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16y ago
These may be old, but help to get some perspective. http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-chat/2004-July/00... http://www.trollaxor.com/2004/02/thank-apple-for-freebsd.htm... As mentioned in the first link by Paul Robinson, "If Fre
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16y ago
It is not an opinion, it is in the law. The government has no law to enforce in a case like this one. That is why they don't tell Walmart what to sell. As much as they want them to only sell american made goods, they don't have any law prev
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16y ago
Telecommunications companies have a regulatory body because their market is a 'granted monopoly'. They have a pseudo monopoly in the sense that for any other company to compete would require a giant initial investment, and possibly a conces
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16y ago
And the position of some of the VLC developers isn't my way or the highway? They requested Apple to (a)change the policies of the store or (b)remove the software from it, and they got exactly that. Then they complained.
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I think at this point it's pretty clear that they are finally going to announce the Verizon iPhone. Gizmodo seems pretty confident, since they were not invited. http://gizmodo.com/5727934/the-verizon-iphone-will-be-announ... What is odd,
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16y ago
For better or worse, I think he is right. Non-uniformity has been the norm in Apple's apps for a while, Garageband, Aperture, every iTunes release, among others. I believe the majority of third party mac developers used to be pre OS X devel
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16y ago
But i still can't cancel a print job in Windows...