tennysonmach

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by tennysonmach 11y ago
That scenario becomes a lot more dire when the CEO says CEO, to me: Yes, because we are compelled by law backed by jail time or hefty fines.
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
I pasted a url into the big ole' search bar on the front page, and it took me to the IA. I can see how that's confusing, though, since it's a different use case than what we associate them as having.
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
Those are weasel words ("some people say"). They've spent a lot of effort on improving playback and media discovery, and on the contrary, I've heard a lot of positives. If there's some specific or large deviation fr
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a large chunk of them are support and remote center maintenance.
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
I suspect that they need to worry about xboxes using default time settings.
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
You can build teams that buck the trend, but it requires strict discipline and high-up leadership that's willing to cannibalize existing profit. Apple doesn't hand new product categories 100$ million, they make them prototype repe
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
If you Google 3.141592653589793 then you'll find it cited as π in plenty of places. I wonder what the cause of the discrepancy is?
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
"Users", the vast majority of users, buy chromebooks because they're billed as inexpensive, secure, zero maintenance windows alternatives. Not developers.
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by tennysonmach 11y ago
They can define what "full Windows 10 computer" means. If Microsoft ported it, that $9 ARM based computer that showed up on kickstarter last year could be a "full Windows 10 computer". They're trying to weed out ear