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17y ago
http://www.yourworldoftext.com/newsyc
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IBM as a market leader, that missed the moment, Apple as, well, Apple—company that released cool Macintosh computer—and Microsoft, as a company who started by writing software for Macs (i.e. BASIC version for Mac) but eventually released th
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I wonder if the story Mac vs. PC will be all over again but in different market. We have one company with new, sexy and revolutionary device, we have another company—the market leader—that missed the moment and we have the third company tha
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simanyay
17y ago
The weird thing is that the article was not behind a pay wall when I posted it.
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17y ago
It looks like the phone Google gave us on the I/O '09.
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T-Mobile USA Launches Next Google Phone
(online.wsj.com)
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17y ago
You may find interesting a web frameworks discussion started by Guido: http://www.artima.com/forums/threaded.jsp?forum=106&thre... At work we use Django and somewhat happy with it. In past I used to use web.py and I liked it.
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17y ago
There is a very interesting book Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku ( http://www.amazon.com/Physics-Impossible-Scientific-Explorat... ). It is exactly about those questions.
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17y ago
Truth to tell, those complaints are mostly valid. However, you can always bring the second (third, fourth, etc.) battery with you.
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ACM ICPC World Finals 2009: gold medals go to Russia and China
(cm2prod.baylor.edu)
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18y ago
I don't personally need open source blogging or news aggregator software. And that is why I use blogger, google reader, etc. But I do need Django, I do need libraries like ipaddr.py from Google, I do need Linux kernel, I do need Webkit. One
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Improving the Footnotes — adapting them to the web
(antonkovalyov.blogspot.com)
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18y ago
Just drop off.
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18y ago
I've solved that problem for me by configuring rawdog RSS reader. Now, it checks for update and generates a static HTML page. (if you are interested, here is the link: http://anton.kovalyov.net/tools/feeds/ ) So I don't have to visit a web
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19y ago
It depends. Unfortunately, we have a huge gap between poor people and those of us who can afford a little bit more. So 2c per message is cheap and SMS is quite popular here. However, it is still cheaper to call than to have an SMS chat beca
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19y ago
For comparison: in Uzbekistan, outgoing SMS message costs 2c and all incoming messages are free.
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19y ago
Grandfather paradox: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandfather_paradox
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Opera for web browsing and Firefox 2 (with FireBug and Venkman, of course) for development tasks. Also, I have three virtual machines with FF3, IE6 and IE7 installed for testing. But I am thinking about switching from second version of Fire