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by snuze 14y ago
I remember ordering a mug from fab and it took a noticeable amount of time to arrive (weeks). Perhaps they are trying to improve that.
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by snuze 14y ago
As much as I loathe Java, this is just wishful thinking.
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by snuze 14y ago
Agreed. I will never go back to a non-retina screen. I bought the Nexus 7 to see what the Android ecosystem is all about and I always reach for the iPad instead. The screen is the deciding factor. The 7" screen is too small. The text is not
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by snuze 14y ago
Does ZenPayroll offer time tracking? The company I work at uses SpringAhead to enter time sheets and Paychex for payroll.
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by snuze 14y ago
I think the point is that if such a system were adapted online, it would be prone to abuse. It's easier to "check out" content digitally then it is through a traditional library.
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by snuze 14y ago
What browser are you using? Not a problem on this mid grade laptop.
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by snuze 14y ago
I would argue that the example you picked is more of a gimmick than true innovation. Tesla also eliminated the gas cap, along with the gas tank, and the gas engine...
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by snuze 14y ago
I've experienced something similar. My grandma recently got into computers because of being able to stream her favorite shows on demand. She now also has an iPad where she can watch her shows and play casual games (solitaire/bejeweled/etc).
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by snuze 14y ago
What you're describing is know as the Dunning-Kruger effect explained in Unskilled and Unaware of It: How Difficulties in Recognizing One’s Own Incompetence Lead to Inflated Self-Assessments (1999).
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by snuze 14y ago
I have a 4S that slipped from my pant pocket onto a rough concrete floor from sitting height. The rough surface dented the plastic trim, causing the glass to shatter. I believe they went with the plastic trim due to the problems of joining
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by snuze 14y ago
In my area, Apple Maps has better local data.
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by snuze 14y ago
How did this get past QA? It looks terrible on any retina device (every Apple flagship).
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by snuze 14y ago
The challenge for Microsoft is that Google essentially gives Android away for free. How can Microsoft compete in the cheap phone space, which you admit is a large part of Google's success, when Microsoft keeps charging for their OS?
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by snuze 14y ago
To be fair, none of those are worth close to $50B.
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by snuze 14y ago
As far as I understand it, China currently has a monopoly on rare earth minerals: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ciocentral/2012/06/08/rare-earth...
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by snuze 14y ago
I use Subsonic. I stream music locally/remotely to my phone/laptop without a problem.
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by snuze 14y ago
I agree with integrating version control into the exercises/labs. When I was at school, we had to submit our work over email/Blackboard, but submitting work through a version control system makes much more sense.
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by snuze 14y ago
My first thought exactly! To claim that Zynga employees were taken advantage is like claiming that the bankers were taken advantage of during the 2008 collapse. If you don't like your employer, find another one! These guys work in San Franc
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by snuze 14y ago
You should have the designer rotate the signal pictogram slightly clockwise. Here' an example: http://i50.tinypic.com/2mfgody.png
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by snuze 14y ago
Congratulations to the Stamped team and good luck to Yahoo. On another topic, has anyone else noticed Marissa's hands in that photo?
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by snuze 14y ago
I used turn-by-turn directions yesterday and everything worked fine. I think people are blowing the whole thing way out of proportion. If Google Maps was so great, why did Google never add turn-by-turn directions to the iOS app? My guess is