tjogin

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by tjogin 16y ago
First, numerous studies have shown that combining aerobic and anaerobic exercise is less efficient than just doing anaerobic excercise. Combining the two makes the exercise worse, not better. Second, assuming you can do at least 20-30 crunc
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by tjogin 16y ago
Do you also not change the oil of your car, since that's just temporary?
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by tjogin 16y ago
Lisp has been around for a lot of nights.
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by tjogin 16y ago
Dave should be able to sympathize with John, given that he's deleted quite a few comments off of that page (no cussing either).
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by tjogin 16y ago
Even if Apple wanted the iPad to support flash, how could they? A working mobile flash implementation does not exist, certainly wasn't even close to existing at the time the iPad was released, and the lack of it doesn't seem to have affecte
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by tjogin 16y ago
They've been yammering about that for two years already. Maybe it just slipped his mind, as it hasn't been news for two years now.
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by tjogin 16y ago
> I'm not attached to anything, and want to use whatever will make me most efficient (even at an initial cost). Here's my current set-up (mostly PHP development). If efficiency is important to you, might I suggest you use a better langu
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by tjogin 16y ago
There's no prestige or credibility at all in the title "scientist"? I believe you are suffering from tunnel vision, on top of it being that time of the month.
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by tjogin 16y ago
I don't think the author is claiming the article to be comprehensive. It's claim chowder. And I'm betting he's right too, let's check back in three years and see how it went.
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by tjogin 16y ago
They were stylus driven, were they not?
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by tjogin 16y ago
Good points. I'd add that in the AppStore, consumers feel safe. You don't have to worry about viruses, malware or even that apps don't do what they say they do. Apple has removed numerous reasons for hesitation from the buying experience.
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by tjogin 16y ago
This ban has nothing to do with the user . This is the developer circumventing the AppStore reviewers, including functionality that they know for a fact isn't permitted.
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by tjogin 16y ago
The AppStore variety of crap is a million times more tasty and nutritious than the Android marketplace variety. Calling these diametrically different things the same is a service to nobody.
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by tjogin 16y ago
Right. Compare to the Android marketplace. If the AppStore is shit, what the hell is that ?
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by tjogin 16y ago
Can somebody provide me with the GPL'ed parts of Thesis? Shouldn't be a problem, right?
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by tjogin 16y ago
So if everything went according to plan, why are they canceling it?
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by tjogin 16y ago
Do you think that it would have been disappointing to Google if Nexus One had sold like hotcakes?
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by tjogin 16y ago
Right, and you'd have to save over three thousand dollars, every single month, for forty years, to reach that goal.
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by tjogin 16y ago
Sure. Ignoring all the other reasons to pirate something, like lack of legal alternatives or whatever, most people who pirate a song, film or whatever, don't do it for profit .
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by tjogin 16y ago
That's one person in one place. It's not easy to reproduce for a lot of people.
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by tjogin 16y ago
That hasn't been easy to reproduce though. Some people, in some places, but not like the "death grip".
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by tjogin 16y ago
First. If the problem is as widespread as you think, how do you reconcile that with AT&T's dropped calls statistics that show that it drops less than 1% more calls than the iPhone 3GS? Second. How do you reconcile it with AnandTech's
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by tjogin 16y ago
Complying with the license to avoid breaking the law and risking a lawsuit is usually a very compelling argument for a business person. But not this one, that much is clear.
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by tjogin 16y ago
Absolutely agree. Admitting that the iPhone 4 requires a bumper would be disastrous. I expect them to offer a thirty day money back guarantee. That admits nothing but instills lots of confidence.
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by tjogin 16y ago
I don't think any of Steve's critics is imploring him to stop writing altogether — they're asking him to start writing well .
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by tjogin 16y ago
He wasn't really offered a compelling argument to do that, so that's no surprise.
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by tjogin 16y ago
It seems to me that Matt went into it not wanting to sue, and is now considering it. That's a change of direction, if not opinion.
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by tjogin 16y ago
My prediction for the record: * No free bumpers. * Thirty day, no questions asked, money back guarantee.
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by tjogin 16y ago
How is it you know anything about Hashrocket's profitability?
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by tjogin 16y ago
There is no such thing as dropped calls in Sweden — iPhone or not (mostly a US phenomenon, I think). And no, I don't usually hold it that way, I just wanted to see how/if it affected the 3GS as well.

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