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by rythie 14y ago
Surely this breaks calendar syncing with iOS http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&a... please tell me I'm very wrong about this?
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by rythie 14y ago
The only thing I can see really missing from the web app on the iPad is dragging cards from one list to another. However, after trying the iPad app, it is a much experience than the web app was.
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by rythie 14y ago
I'm in the UK and it did this - fresh install of Windows 7 (in a VM)
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by rythie 14y ago
If you try to install Flash on Windows, by default Chrome gets installed too (and probably prompts you to make it default). It doesn't even ask you at install time, it's a default checked checkbox on the webpage you download from - very eas
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by rythie 14y ago
You can be employed and still be entrepreneur, definitions from Wikipedia: "1934: Schumpeter: Entrepreneurs are innovators who use a process of shattering the status quo of the existing products and services, to set up new products, new s
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by rythie 14y ago
How does Algorithmic trading fit into this model?
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by rythie 14y ago
I'd like to see some serious work done on Dillo ( http://www.dillo.org/ ), which is much faster than chrome on low-end boxes and could be really good for developing countries.
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by rythie 14y ago
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by rythie 14y ago
I think it needs to be able to flash the favicon, when you have several tabs open, you can't see the title change.
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by rythie 14y ago
It appears that in the UK people come for the posperity/jobs and people born in the UK leave because of the weather - or at least that's what the press here in the UK say.
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by rythie 14y ago
Someone who tries 1234, 1111 & 0000 on each before the bank locks him out, he's got a 18.6% chance of getting into each one of them which is 1/5.37. Therefore if someone steals just 6 cards they will likely get into one of them (and mos
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by rythie 14y ago
These companies do all of the above deliberately until there is no viable competition left. This is a situation they competely created over several years. It's not surprising people are upset when the mass trial period ends and there are no
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by rythie 14y ago
In the UK FON is everywhere due to it being defaulted to on with BT Internet for the last few years (BT is one of the most popular ISPs and also runs the landline phone network)
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by rythie 14y ago
> What's clear from this is that Flickr didn't (and doesn't) cover what is the use case for most people: sharing photos with a limited group of friends and family. I don't understand this point at all. Flickr has a feature for sharing w
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by rythie 14y ago
That's a bit like saying, why not support IE1 (which by the way is newer than the i386) because it's just a subset of IE10.
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by rythie 14y ago
4GB is the limit with 32bit. It's starting to be used on servers, so that's an issue there. But even on phones: Moterola Droid 256MB [2009] Google Nexus One 512MB [2010] Galaxy Nexus 1GB [2011] Google Nexus 4 2GB [2012] It
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by rythie 14y ago
I don't see how they could actively market something that is broken for the majority - most people don't want tiny text and icons.
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by rythie 14y ago
It's that the software (Windows primarily) can't adapt for high PPI displays. 1920x1080 displays on laptops were around several years ago.
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by rythie 14y ago
I've got several domains, I just forward them to my gmail account and set up the reply-to addresses if I want to be consistent - no need to get an Apps account for that. We also run an email system at work, though it's a lot more work than
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by rythie 14y ago
Potential startup in there based on his form to ask for feedback - i.e. people pay to get feedback early on in their startups. Someone connects businesses with feedback people.
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by rythie 14y ago
You can do this, but unless you complain too, most companies are not going to notice for a long time. I suspect most of these companies still don't really understand the problem - for example I don't want to wait 6 months (in the UK) to see
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by rythie 14y ago
First of all everyone is not going to do this - they haven't in the past. A few points... If you like the car and you tell others they will most likely buy it at full cost or a least with a profit still on it. Servicing the car will most li
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by rythie 14y ago
All Apple's laptops have for quite a while, however with the iPhone they still didn't have 5 Ghz on the 4s and only added it on the 5 - not that Apple let you run a WiFi analyzer on it anyway.
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by rythie 14y ago
A lot of phones don't support 5Ghz though - so you would have to account for that in your results.
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by rythie 14y ago
Isn't this confusing the point a little. There have been lots of talent acquisitions, but I'm not sure how you'd classify Instagram as one. For example it's been 7 months since Facebook took over and its still going, also they seem committe
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by rythie 14y ago
Ok, email me (it's in my profile) and I'll email you them back
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by rythie 14y ago
It's crazy that everyone is using 2.4Ghz for Wi-Fi. My flat is swamped with 2.4Ghz WiFi all conflicting with each other for the 3 non-overlapping channels and the much larger 5Ghz range is completely unused.
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by rythie 14y ago
Which is of course a catch-22, though people like Facebook and Foursquare solved this by launching in small geographic areas first to get ubiquitus in those areas. Oh look, Droplet is targetting Birmingham UK, first - looks like they know t
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by rythie 14y ago
Essentially it sounds like what you are claiming to be able to do, is recommend movies I like better. The 3-axis movie rating system or whatever is just how you solve that problem [and that might not work so you'd have to be open to trying

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