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rpgmaker
11y ago
Google navigation is the best example of this. Because of aesthetics I keep my phone in English even though I live in a Spanish speaking country. It's ok for Navigation to assume my language to be English but they should offer the opti
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rpgmaker
11y ago
For the record, I much rather that old JB browser than Chrome. It's still around if you want to install it but "inverted rendering" doesn't work on newer android versions.
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rpgmaker
11y ago
For anyone who hasn't read it, do yourselves a favour: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2002/03/1491/302... that's the original cover story for The Atlantic. Few longforms have
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rpgmaker
11y ago
I don't think "stupid" is the right word to describe Ballmer. Maybe unsophisticated but not stupid.
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rpgmaker
11y ago
I just open the article in one of the "read it later" services (via bookmarklet) without saving it to your account. Most services offer this.
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rpgmaker
11y ago
I love that reader view modes is becoming standard in browsers now. It's a shame that some sites aren't rendered though...
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rpgmaker
11y ago
A clean reading layout was the gateway drug that introduced me to "read it later" apps and really changed my reading habits in the process, making this sort of app a mainstay on my devices. As a side note, I hadn't gone on Me
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rpgmaker
11y ago
I thought this was going to be an actual howto with resources to help us learn law or a summary of the subjects that you should read about. Oh well, I liked the history lesson.
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rpgmaker
11y ago
I'm amazed at how Chrome keeps taking market share from Mozilla. Those ads in google.com help an awful lot but still, it's kind of unnerving. I understand why your average user wouldn't mind using it but Chrome has taken a lo
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rpgmaker
11y ago
Thanks for bringing up Parks & Rec. I miss that show.
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rpgmaker
11y ago
It's not italian accent. It might have been born out of the italian accent but it's not the same.
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rpgmaker
11y ago
For me they have been a commodity for quite a while. My main concern is size, it's become rather difficult to find reasonably spec-ed "smaller" phones. Many are advertised as small phones but really aren't (HTC does this
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rpgmaker
11y ago
"Nobody will remember you 200 years after you die" It would be good to be "remembered" in 200 years but it would make little difference to you: you'll be dead. It won't matter anymore to you and to the extent t
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rpgmaker
11y ago
This has always been laughable. I'm surprised it wasn't derided as a joke even back in 1989.
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rpgmaker
12y ago
Oh please: stop with the revisionist BS just because he apparently came around the issue, after a very public and direct presidential nod no less. His is a classical revolving door story. He didn't intend to classify the internet under
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rpgmaker
12y ago
To me is more like when people say "why are you fighting for animal rights when there are children starving to death in Africa?"
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rpgmaker
12y ago
Whatever happened to that "git-based" document format Linus said he was going to work on?
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rpgmaker
12y ago
Why are people downvoting this comment?
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rpgmaker
12y ago
Heh, one of those funny and stupid (fringe) libertarian ideas one comes across from time to time. HIPAA is actually relatively old so I think you're probably recycling an old comment you made on some web "portal" a while back
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rpgmaker
12y ago
No, it's not about "raging against the system", that is actually the reason why drugs won't be decriminalized in the US anytime soon. It's a lot of money that no one will let go of easily. And that's without me
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rpgmaker
12y ago
I was researching this last sunday. I didn't arrive at a conclusive answer so thanks for posting this!
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rpgmaker
12y ago
No, it is not "undoubtedly" the case. There would be a lot of incentives in "losing" those years of emails.
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rpgmaker
12y ago
He was talking about "You’ll also be surprised how much you find other founders are willing to listen." specifically.
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rpgmaker
12y ago
It will, even if he was located in the US.
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rpgmaker
12y ago
That's exactly what I thought after Dr. Dre appeared in a video pretty much announcing Beats acquisition before it was official.
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rpgmaker
12y ago
He apparently didn't read your post. I don't understand why the hate. Your post was very clear on why you did what you did. PS: I would suggest you get additional DNS addresses that are easier. I mean, google's are so conveni
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rpgmaker
12y ago
I don't agree with Eich views on marriage at all but it was refreshing to see that he DID NOT do what you suggest (which would've been a very hypocritical thing to do) and stuck to his believes.
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rpgmaker
12y ago
It's a good development but to say that these companies "have our back" is an overkill. Most of them don't really care, I probably would just count on twitter from that list, and I'm not so sure anymore since this h
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rpgmaker
12y ago
This passed the instapaper test, thanks!
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rpgmaker
12y ago
Because he was very good negotiating. Apple can do that on a case by case basis but announcing it like that will just increase their HR expenses A LOT.
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