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rodh257
15y ago
also to deter competitors from undercutting at hoping to make it up on apps (just as we are discussing about HP here). If they see that even Apple supposedly couldn't make a profit from its app store, they might be deterred.
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kindle native version should be much easier to read than trying to view html/pdf on the kindle, and you've supported the author
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Is there a way to make it display only to people logged into HN?
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I'm not sure if HP is trying to sell Palm/their mobile division or not, but they should. They've just pushed out all of their WebOS devices into the market (at a big loss), so now people are actually using their OS, which makes it much more
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HP Touchpad Android port not off to a good start
(touch-droid.com)
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if they never ever showed the users the extension users would look at the icon rather than the extension and we wouldn't have this problem
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I think the point to take away from this is that the similarities in design between the iPhone/iPad and their competitors has a lot to do with the fact that really all they are is 1 big screen, and their current designs are the logical desi
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nice, I'd heard a few people mention this idea in the past but never went through on it - good on you.
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IMO It's a chicken and egg situation, developers will go where the users are. I think Nokias brand name will generate a decent bump in sales, enough to get apps flowing through. As long as the major apps are in the store, the average user w
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Wait until Nokia gets WP7 phones out there, then we'll really see whether it'll be the 3rd player or not.
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I'd be interested to see stats of how many people actually finish it. Seeing as its free its easy to say 'yeah ill do it' and then not find the time.
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I believe you actually submit assignments etc for this. It's not just a recording you passively watch.
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What if you had a cubicle layout, but each of the walls could be slid up or down. So it converts between open plan and concentration cubicle mode? Having the walls up implies you are deep in concentration so people shouldn't disturb you. Th
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Not available in AU either, but someone has uploaded the APK according to the comments of this post http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2011/08/this-is-the-facebook-messe...
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Saying he wasn't affiliated with Starbucks was dishonest (if indeed he was working for them, which I don't think this article really proves), but really does it matter that much? We were all interested in the experiment, can't we applaud so
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That article seems to talk mostly about the phones. When it was first written I recall this image being brought up in response: http://photos.appleinsider.com/Sam.Apple.001.jpg
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I like the idea, definitely need a Windows client though. I think you should also release pricing pretty soon, I don't want to go through the effort of uploading photos if its going to be very expensive all of a sudden. I'd also like to poi
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When I signed up and first arrived at the get started page that list of steps freaked me out a bit. I thought 'what the hell I have to do all this just to send a file?' I soon realized these were just ways I could get more quota, but perhap
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yeah but the problem he is having is that you'd need to have different a different method signature for each of these otherwise it won't compile, and he wants to have the same path/parameters for each, which is why you need to rename your m
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Android App Turns Smartphones Into Mobile Hacking Machines
(blogs.forbes.com)
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Perhaps use your API to determine when the card is less than $20 and add money to it then (rather than hourly rate), that way these big purchases can't be made?
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These guys will be a great indicator of whether there is room for innovation or not. Jetbrains make great stuff.
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I'd guess that a few of those OEM relationships were probably a result of Ballmers dealmaking skills, so I guess he does matter?
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I'm in Australia, I just chose armed forces pacific and added a leading 0 to my zip code. A bit dodgy but it worked
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Use them to buy your own coffees and whenever you do, add the value of the coffee to the card?
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You can't have functions with the same parameters, but ASP.NET MVC gives you a way around this using attributes. See this SO question. http://goo.gl/wJ4jE Does that solve what you were talking about?
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feefighters is a 'fun' name, fukime will be seen as a 'rude' name. You are right that your company name doesn't have to be a boring corporate name, but I think naming it something that has negative connotations is a bit different to naming
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Lion install borked? Apple giving free Lion USB sticks to some
(arstechnica.com)
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Feds hack past anonymity, bust 72 users of child abuse "horror" site
(arstechnica.com)
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Many of Amazons services are meant to be resold in such a way. Heroku, Dropbox, AppHarbor etc. They all provide varying levels of extra value. Making it easier to access these services is extra value.
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