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by suivix 15y ago
I think they are rushing to keep up with the mainstream OSes and are skirting the details in the process.
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by suivix 15y ago
Yes, but it's in some abstract, distant part of the world that hasn't yet been transformed by MS technology. So this company is trying to do the right thing and help them from afar, in the end goal of spreading Utopia, connectivity, and scr
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by suivix 15y ago
Gaddafi's death was a frontage story here. This isn't really a tech news aggregator anymore, it's an everything place.
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by suivix 15y ago
Maybe them just knowing the art is there is good enough. Like painters who paint the back sides of fences[1], or watchmakers who make intricate engravings on the internal parts, because 'God can see it'[2]. [1] http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/
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by suivix 15y ago
Sorry but I lost you when you called them 'brainwashed'. That is incorrect and also derogatory.
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by suivix 15y ago
It was Sun who created Jar Jar.
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by suivix 15y ago
Nielsen's law: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/980405.html Also found this on Wikipedia (not saying it's exponential here but still supports my point): >In 1998, all of the United States backbone networks had utilized the slowest data r
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Samsung to introduce flexible displays in devices next year(arstechnica.com)
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by suivix 15y ago
No, Microsoft tried to push things this way with their home media server in the early 00s, but it is too complicated for normal people (non hackers) to administrate. So everything is going to the cloud. Your solution would be great if bandw
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by suivix 15y ago
I think most nerds don't use RSS, but it would be interesting to see a poll.
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by suivix 15y ago
Not to mention that the richest places are actually having less than two children per woman.
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Microsoft's new future vision 10 years ahead(winrumors.com)
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by suivix 15y ago
As a counterpoint, there are innumerable software projects that would better our world and create wealth, but only a limited number of developers. Assigning two teams to do nearly the same thing is a waste.
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by suivix 15y ago
Perhaps it is necessary for the 1% to have huge sums of money and income compared to the rest in a flourishing economy. For one, it means they can spearhead the direction of capital. If you look at the graphs, everyone is doing better. It a
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Flexible Nokia Kinetic prototype(intomobile.com)
1 points by suivix 15y ago|0 comments
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Google's transparency report of government takedown requests(google.com)
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by suivix 15y ago
But how could you back the games up or move them to another computer?
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by suivix 15y ago
I don't understand why you'd buy DVDs and Blu-rays knowing they will soon be obsolete?
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by suivix 15y ago
They're trying to push people towards streaming which is the future by making DVDs more expensive.
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by suivix 15y ago
IOS is an operating system for Cisco Routers. iOS was actually branched off of OS X. OS X was around before Apple was making small devices.
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by suivix 15y ago
Windows 8 will run on different devices, so your statement is not correct. I rate it 6/10.
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by suivix 15y ago
Why is there both ChromeOS and Android? I never understood that.
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Why Android is the natural alternative to Windows Mobile for developers(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by suivix 15y ago|0 comments
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by suivix 15y ago
I hope your island has nice healthcare, fiber, and 3G towers.
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Ken Jennings speaks about losing to Watson(youtube.com)
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Ray Kurzweil speaking at the Singularity Summit 2011(youtube.com)
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by suivix 15y ago
Ah, something you have to use a command line to install? Not exactly a good counter-point.
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by suivix 15y ago
Linux requires that you use the command line anyways. For example, you can't even format a USB disk unless you spend an hour looking up an obscure command.
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by suivix 15y ago
As a final question, if you hypothetically took human DNA only and put it into a frog embryo, there is no way you could pass on the parts that make up our highly advanced minds? That is what I meant by everything we do is in those 50MB. Wha
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by suivix 15y ago
Every creature starts from a single cell. At that point the only difference between a mouse and a human is the DNA, right? Isn't mRNA and tRNA is produced from DNA? It's been a long time since high school. So I don't see why it isn't 50MB.

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