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rieter
14y ago
A completely unsubstantiated statement.
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14y ago
US corporate tax is 35%.
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rieter
14y ago
Yes, it is a guess that might be wrong, but it is a best guess you have. Staying on the old page is also a guess, which might be wrong, possibly with a larger likelihood.
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rieter
14y ago
Uhm, no. Google can't be implemented in Perl.
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rieter
14y ago
Free for all existing customers, which is a vast majority.
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rieter
14y ago
One of the core ideas of Communism - workers own the means of production. Source code is means of production for software. Capitalism is when the source code is owned by the "factory owner", i.e. corporation, and not by the people who actua
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rieter
14y ago
But the actual Borat movie (the parts outside of America) was filmed in Eastern Europe (Romania, I think), not Kazakhstan.
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rieter
14y ago
I never had any serious issues with it.
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rieter
14y ago
> Unless I'm missing a Google Siri beater, you're talking about Google's voice search in its iOS app. It's much faster than Siri, but it's also much less sophisticated. I asked this very question on Quora recently[1]. I believe he's tal
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rieter
14y ago
Apple's Youtube app also made a large portion of content unavailable because of lack of advertisement support.
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rieter
14y ago
lol
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rieter
14y ago
I don't know how these acquisitions are relevant at all given that all dissections of A-series chips revealed reference ARM Cortex designs underneath. At best Apple design packaging of these chips, but that's 1% of work.
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rieter
14y ago
I'm sorry you are so brainwashed by Apple marketing. Apple's Ax line is using reference ARM designs, with negligible modifications.
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rieter
14y ago
Do you really believe Android manufacturers use fundamentally different chips? Most of Apple chips are designed and manufactured by other companies, including the CPU.
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rieter
14y ago
Meanwhile FB Android app is still unusably slow and bug-ridden. It's just not acceptable for someone who wants be perceived as a strong technology company.
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rieter
14y ago
Seriously? FB is one of the worst slow moving companies in mobile. Google mobile apps were always better.
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rieter
14y ago
Hiring and retention.
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rieter
14y ago
Mobile Opera is a completely different browser and not relevant to the Blogger admin issue at all.
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rieter
14y ago
Which was mostly developed by Google. They are the biggest contributor to open source WebKit these days, eclipsing even Apple.
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rieter
14y ago
It's not a "search engine". It's a frontend to Bing.
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rieter
14y ago
Google owns mobile advertisement, as well as mobile search. They are in an excellent position for the future.
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rieter
14y ago
64-bit is not really useful for browsers with multi-process architecture like Chrome. It is very unlikely that a single tab will need 64-bit address space.
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rieter
14y ago
It's not their own physics engine. It's a licensed technology: http://beamng.com/
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rieter
14y ago
That's a really freaking huge "what if". Facebook is not exactly a young company, founded 8 years ago. They've been trying to find a killer business model for many years. I wonder what makes people believe they will find one.
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rieter
14y ago
The market perception right now is "Facebook swindled us". It will affect Facebook stock price for quite some time.
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rieter
14y ago
Google's revenue growth for the year prior to IPO (2003) was 234%. Facebook's was 88%. Sorry, but Google was a massively better business.
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rieter
14y ago
Microsoft Visual C++ supported "Edit and Continue" for many many years.
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rieter
14y ago
Facebook isn't a startup.
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rieter
14y ago
Someone might as well find a vulnerability in a Javascript engine. What's your point?
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rieter
15y ago
Try the literal search feature on Google.
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