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by replax 14y ago
While it's true that most of them are FPS, I don't think it is 95%. Look at Aion for example (MMORPG)
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by replax 14y ago
While I kind of agree with you, I have to add a few things. Especially concerning the startup culture in Japan. Yes, it is looked down upon by most, however, it exists. Compared to SV or London or Berlin it is fairly small, but it is there.
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by replax 14y ago
I totally agree with you, except for the last sentence. Email is great, yes. However, please continue to innovate, because there could be something more awesome than email which would render email redundant.
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by replax 14y ago
Well, the baby of Facebook and Basecamp would definitely be online, which makes it impossible for it to even want to compete with email. If you cannot search, read and write messages OFFLINE it has failed in my eyes. Outside of silicon vall
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by replax 14y ago
Well as it stands, matte screens are: a) easier on the eyes - you don't have to look through a mirror to be able to see What you want to see. b) you can actually see something if you are not in your cellar with all lights dimmed (unless yo
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by replax 14y ago
Nice service, I like the idea very much. One problem I noticed with it though: It does not work correctly with Japanese text. I can input & "save" Japanese, but upon opening that link the text will not be displayed correctly.
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by replax 14y ago
Very good Idea I think. Flashblock is one of the most useful plugins to me right now. Although I think that mozilla will definitely have to implement a very easily accessible whitelist to go along. Otherwise, it will become slightly annoyin
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by replax 14y ago
Please back the backdoor claim up, it's the first time I've read that and it does not really make sense (to me), as there would be no reason to do so...
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by replax 15y ago
Also, it would probably be possible to use lenses in the glasses with a certain dioptre strength applied, so that people could use those instead of their regular glasses.
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by replax 15y ago
Well, you know, you could upload from your browser before, too. While it is definitely a nice feature, it is not like it adds functionality...
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by replax 15y ago
I have to admit that I don't know about the situation in the US, but in Europe you generally will not get your full car reimbursed if you drive it against a wall. Unless you have some disgustingly expensive car insurance of course...
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by replax 15y ago
While your calculation is correct, you do not include a rather important fact. Owning a car which you intend to sell in a couple years is a risk. Even though the cost of ownership of a $100k car and $40k car might not be much, it will turn
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by replax 15y ago
He was referring to the first six months of child raising. Therefore, the total cost is definitely higher and may well trump taxes, depending on when your definition of "child raising" stops.
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by replax 15y ago
Well, as you probably knew when you wrote this comment, there are locations which are more expensive. If you would want to, you could probably spend double that and not even get drunk, by e.g. booking a table or w/e... Whether it is rationa
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by replax 15y ago
I can obviously only speak for myself, but generally I agree with you. I come to that conclusion because up-votes are generally very concentrated on a few posts, rather than more evenly distributed. even though that that might be a result o
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by replax 15y ago
It will be interesting to see, whether MU will actually get data back and relaunch. That would be a rather severe blow to the MPAA in many ways.
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by replax 15y ago
Out of curiosity, since you sound not like a fanboy of any particular os and just want to use one: What keeps you using osx over windows for browsing the web, webdev and graphic design? Are there any special advantages or is it just softwar
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by replax 15y ago
Looks actually pretty good. While the pixelQi displays are certainly not perfect yet, they seem to provide an honestly great alternative. To me the problem is more marketing those screens. I have yet to see one of them physically and that
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by replax 15y ago
Well, seeing that they didn't lose is good but the implications are still not trivial. RS has to monitor external sites linking to its content and remove it incase it is infringing. That is ridiculous, I am glad that they plan to appeal. Th
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by replax 15y ago
I am surprised that you left out Microsoft SkyDrive, which provides you with 25 GB for free to start with. Not to mention that it has the office capability (arguably better from my POV), too.
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by replax 15y ago
Actually, you can even stick 16GB ram into the x220. i agree that it is a great notebook, esp. with the ips screen! if only the resolution was a tad higher :)
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by replax 15y ago
What they are missing in the UI I think is a search function! Just a little bar on top (yes, you could toggle it off for Unity haters) to which you could easily get to with a keyboard shortcut and just type in e.g. "liquify", hit enter and
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by replax 15y ago
I could not agree more. That becomes even more frustrating when you (temporarily) are in another country and suddenly get smacked in your face by incorrect location based search results. If google wants to really retain traction with people
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Google: serving Ads based on realtime weather data from Phone sensors.(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by replax 15y ago|0 comments
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by replax 15y ago
If you don't mind me asking, where did you get that information from? You could buy XP licences well after Win7 launched and you still can (although primarily intended for use with the XP mode in Win7). You were also still able to purchase
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by replax 15y ago
I agree concerning non tech people. From my experience, they start doing back-ups once they lost a disk. However, considering how ridiculously easy it is to set up a simple rsync script, I doubt that many tech people do not do backups. Even
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by replax 15y ago
I think it's great what it has come down to. Peoples' projects more or less directly being funded by those who want the product! I feel though, that when you want to raise 58k and suddenly you have 1.2m on your hands, it might not even be w
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Arm unveils 1mm x 1mm 32bit chip: "years of battery life"(bbc.co.uk)
281 points by replax 15y ago|102 comments
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by replax 15y ago
While I can totally see where you are coming from, I think it is not fair to say that sony does not deserve any respect whatsoever anymore. They were innovators at first, too and have come a long way since. I do not agree with sony's conten
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by replax 15y ago
Yes it could. The problem with that is, that it a) doubles the amount of time needed to scan one person and b) doubles the duration of exposure to radiation. therefore, we'd be better of with metal detectors. Aside from that, the TSA would

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