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tehabe
12y ago
No idea about the App Store, on Play it is available in Germany.
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tehabe
12y ago
What is the difference to Secret?
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12y ago
Ah, thanks.
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tehabe
12y ago
Was it here or somewhere else, I found a very interesting piece about the price of free parking. And how too much parking makes a downtown even worse than it could be. Because it makes it too cheap to use the car. http://www.cato
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tehabe
12y ago
No. Next.
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12y ago
For me the most weird thing is, that the authors of the current text on the website are mentioning the end of the XP support as a reason. Am I the only one who things that is odd?
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tehabe
12y ago
"Love it or hate it, there’s no denying the popularity of HTML emails." The question should be with whom are they popular. I think people who get emails don't care if they are HTML or plain text. Text savvy people might be ve
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Are small nuclear reactors the answer?
(thebulletin.org)
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For the same reason why it is important to know who owns the house you are are living in or the company for who you work. Or the company who runs a factory across town. It is a question of accountability and also stability. When you start a
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12y ago
That is why the campaign by Global Witness to end anonymous companies is so important. It is really a bummer that ICANN accepts just any legal corporation. Without knowing who they really are or without disclosing this information to the pu
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12y ago
I think there are still countries where wire transfers are very unknown or not very common.
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12y ago
When I read elm I thought it was about an email client. I think that makes me officially very old. I miss those email clients. They were much nicer than most of the email software which is considered modern today.
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tehabe
12y ago
I wrote "top line MacBook Air"! Also I asked a question.
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12y ago
That was my point, Apple reduces the price by $100 but reduces the memory to 4 GB. Which you can get by paying the $100. It would have been better if the price stayed the same but with 8 GB instead of 4.
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12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the top line MacBook Air had 8 GB of RAM before, now it is 4.
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Scattered, a world without paper
(vimeo.com)
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13y ago
Maybe sexist application are finally going the way they should: Away.
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13y ago
I would prefer the old design a student ID doesn't need so many personal details about a student. Mine didn't even had a picture.
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13y ago
One, which is 50% of the roundabouts in my town.
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13y ago
I can imagine that in a typical American city, but I wonder how this would work in a typical European city. Where you don't usually have so nice even blocks like in the US. I could get to my parents w/o a left turn. So I don'
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13y ago
DB Navigator is for me such an example, the Android version improved but it is still very buggy and slow. The Android version used to look and behave almost exactly like the iOS version which simply doesn't work for Android. While the
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13y ago
This is just my personal opinion but I've seen a lot of very nice looking and well designed iOS applications while the Android counter part (from the same company) is awful and almost unusable. It looks and feels like an iOS applicatio
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13y ago
That is also true, and don't forget the planning of something which has never been build before, not even as test or experiment. Even for the German Transrapid there was a test track long before the first commercial route was build in
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13y ago
It must be an April fools joke, mostly due to the fact, that Israel is a very small country. The train couldn't even reach its high speed or if, just for a few minutes before it have to break again. Also, there is a reason the Israeli
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13y ago
How is something which needs a >700 MB runtime doomed to succeed. I think even Java is smaller than that. Not sure though.
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The Real Reason Why Techies Are the New Yuppies
(io9.com)
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13y ago
I don't like that most of the XMPP client on Android are presenting the roster of contacts instead of my conversations I'm currently having. Those are important to me. That is why I prefer systems like Hangouts or WhatsApp. So mos
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13y ago
The General Attorney said, that data retention exceeding one year and w/o clear rules about the usage violates EU laws. But the rules should stay in place until new rules can be implemented. Which might take a while.
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I mentioned he was campaigning against software patents in the past. But his pieces are not critical about patents but very critical about Google. Maybe it is more a bias against Google than towards patents. However the case, he is not a re
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13y ago
Yeah, hopefully it is fixed. That is embarrassing!
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