superppl

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   by superppl 15y ago

   That line just bugs me on so many levels. Why can't they prosecute those cases without having the data on someone's laptop? What can someone have on a laptop that can be so important that without it it becomes impossible to convince a jury?
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   by superppl 15y ago

   PulseAudio has been one of those love/hate things. Per application audio is great when you want to mute an application that you can't mute otherwise (like a flash application for school simply won't shut up). I hate how it keeps touching th
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   by superppl 15y ago

   Tell them they are losing key votes and getting a huge smear campaign coming their way.
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   by superppl 15y ago

   There was a fair amount of community involvement and some other companies. Intel and Nokia were the major players here. Also Nokia is supposed to release a Meego phone; they said that they will be using Windows mobile to replace Symbian in
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   by superppl 15y ago

   Intel is still in the mobile game? Sorry this is kind of news to me, I haven't been keeping up. I wonder if they would use Android or MeeGo...
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   by superppl 15y ago

   I'm curious if it would stand up in court. Microsoft owns the trademark for "Windows", but walk into a hardware store and you'll see dozens of companies that freely use windows in their name. I've never heard of Microsoft going after them.
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   by superppl 15y ago

   Maemo is brilliant, except it's a dead end in favor of Meego, whose future is uncertain.