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by thechut 14y ago
Does that mean I could use the Nexus 4 on Verizon?
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by thechut 14y ago
Wow, thanks for the insight. Sounds like an 8A business could be lucrative...
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by thechut 14y ago
I wonder what lucky contractor supplied those radios... Surprised there is no mention of that in the article.
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by thechut 14y ago
Keep in mind that all internet in NZ and Australia is metered. Similar to mobile data here, except more like pay-as-you-go. You pay for a block of bandwidth and then use it till it's gone. Not the same idea as here in the States.
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by thechut 14y ago
Why is everyone complaining about the title? Yes its a bit sensationalist but all of this is detracting from the actual story here. While it's true that cyanogenmod.com going down may not serve a functional problem to most people but it is
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by thechut 14y ago
This! Google just recently saw this happen with the Nexus 7 this summer. People were charged when they preordered and then the lack of a hard ship date caused Google to have to spend countless hours in customer support. Once somebody has pa
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by thechut 14y ago
Came here to say this
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by thechut 14y ago
YES!!!
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by thechut 14y ago
This is a good idea except for the part where big telco's have more lobbying power in congress than oil companies and this would never happen
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by thechut 14y ago
I'm sure the US government DOES have spies working inside Google as we speak
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by thechut 14y ago
Not working for me on Version 23.0.1271.64 on Ubuntu. I get an Aw, Snap after I select my instrument.
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by thechut 14y ago
> generally older, better-educated and earn higher Could easily be argued that older more "professional" users as you infer are very much less informed than younger more tech savvy android users
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by thechut 14y ago
First, this is a discussion about Motorola not Samsung. But basically you have no idea what you are talking about.
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by thechut 14y ago
As a Mainer I am very proud of this. It has been talked about for a long time in Maine and tidal power is not exactly a new idea. But it's good to see ORPC finally executing on this idea.
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by thechut 14y ago
It sounds like they announced a loss of $59m but this was adjusted for tax payments they made pushing them to $311m gain. FB still seems toxic to me - I wouldn't invest a cent of my own money.
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by thechut 14y ago
iPad Mini has a lower resolution so you will actually see less of the PDF although the text might be slightly bigger.
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by thechut 14y ago
pets.com?
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by thechut 14y ago
I see this as a larger play. As the internet generation gets older many more people will have almost their entire life online making the information Ancestry.com can provide much greater and more detailed family trees.
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by thechut 14y ago
This is Hacker News...I appreciate the direct source of the leak. Not some shitty article that someone wrote about what happened. If you don't like it, don't click it.
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by thechut 14y ago
Very slow but I was able to pull at 4:55EST
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by thechut 14y ago
Lots of people are quick to jump on this "Avoid the pain of Windows 8" comment but people need to relax. Their is something major being overlooked here. Ubuntu is giving away their OS for FREE. $0 Windows 8 will be cheaper than previous Win
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by thechut 14y ago
This worked for me. Thanks!
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by thechut 14y ago
I'm a little confused. I don't see a change log. I also don't see an easy way to upgrade from 12.04 which is what I currently run. Do I need to do a full reinstall? Am I missing something? (probably)
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by thechut 14y ago
Thank you!
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by thechut 14y ago
I haven't seen the final designs from the Defense Distributed project. But my understanding is that even with the almost all 3D printed parts it still requires a lot of putting together, assembly and doing. And even aftera ll that you still
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by thechut 14y ago
3D printer owner here. While this article does raise an important point, it is a bit sensationalist. First of all, they give scant details on the most import part. >...patent holder Intellectual Ventures, has managed to get an expansive
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by thechut 14y ago
Another case of how Apple doesn't care about its customers. They offer the opt-out option but turn the service on by default and don't notify anyone. Good thing (for Apple) most of their customers have had too much koolaid to care.
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by thechut 14y ago
Can I provide a SD card as opposed to a USB stick? Still not sure why I would want to do this, but I suppose it's better than the RPi just sitting in my drawer...
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by thechut 14y ago
I would assume in these cases it is not the same starting position. A competition like that could be done, but the reality is that it doesn't matter. The way this robot and the fastest human speedcubers solve the cube is most likely very si
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by thechut 14y ago
Sounds like MakeGamesWithUs has installed an Apple Koolaid dispenser in the break room

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