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by tobylane 14y ago
How would they benefit the lowest user? The dumb parent who is rarely on wifi, not even with an 8year old often enough to deal with all the badge numbers on the first home page?
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by tobylane 14y ago
He's assuming perfect implementation of the highest goals of any strategy I've ever seen, and there's no one entity to carry it out. What can we look at in the past to not consider this insane?
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by tobylane 14y ago
A UK expert of sorts covered this very well. Watch [0] or read a spoiler full review [1] or google for more reviews http://www.channel4.com/programmes/black-mirror/episode-guid... http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2011/12/19/review-of-black
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by tobylane 14y ago
Is this aimed at people like us who could poke a hole in this advice, or like the password sentence complexity comic it is for non-technical people?
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by tobylane 14y ago
So is Jennifer Lawrence, an award winning actress. There's groups who could benefit a lot more from this kind of pain relief just in the states it's legal in, while programmers and actors are the main groups of California.
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by tobylane 14y ago
That looks like a setup, the One Show is a simple early evening show.
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by tobylane 14y ago
Someone else asked recently. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5248693
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by tobylane 14y ago
A 3D collaborative notes app 3D meaning sublists, a depth of at least three. Collaborative is vague, if the app is free then relying on a shared Dropbox folder could work. I think a good notes app should have offline access, a queue of chan
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by tobylane 14y ago
I just had to fix a hacked website, turns out it was severely overdue for a Wordpress update (which fixed it). My admin explanations did explain how to update it, but I was still called on to do it. I'd hope a cofounder would update Wordpre
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by tobylane 14y ago
Ah EA, creating a 'market' of open source clones, like CorsixTH and surely one of Sim City. This time we're being pushed to the clone before the original is dead.
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by tobylane 14y ago
By Europe you mean continental? FM/DAB radio in the UK follows ofcom standards, but French daytime music tv plays F You by Lily Allen.
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by tobylane 14y ago
Has anyone autistic had it done? I fear moving when I shouldn't, and know that general anaesthetic isn't an option. Do they offer anything special?
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by tobylane 14y ago
Since smallpox I've heard of several diseases removed, but no talk about saving a few vials. Is this still done?
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by tobylane 14y ago
Buying out all patents related to something up and coming sounds dangerous, we already dislike submarine patents and this sort of act could make them even more likely.
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by tobylane 14y ago
This is more of the idealistic view that I haven't seen pan out. Android may be more open, in the times when the latest version is open source. But when the carriers modify, lock down the phone it's a hassle. It's still a hassle on a perfec
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by tobylane 14y ago
I'm still looking for one where I can share with specific people (who can then update), and sublists. Closest thing I can find is Workflowy, possibly Cotton, but neither say what each person did, or even what's new.
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by tobylane 14y ago
I've never heard it called illegal before, can you expand on that,
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by tobylane 14y ago
Nvidia et al alone will probably keep that impossible in the mainstream markets, until we get (out of my area, may be misusing words) 1080p decoding on a comfortably multitasking CPU or SOC.
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by tobylane 14y ago
That second link is down, what was it?
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by tobylane 14y ago
Then the collective shall be a godaddy of fiascos?
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by tobylane 14y ago
Do they have reason to care less about enterprise use now? Either all the enterprise use is on LTS with support contracts, or they all fizzled out and went back to Windows?
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by tobylane 14y ago
There's adding enough APIs for google programmers, and adding enough data access for google marketers. I hope we get the first one, but that doesn't mean we'll get Google's apps.
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by tobylane 14y ago
The website is sent to Opera's servers to be compressed into opera binary markup language, not gzipped html. Probably presto-specific.
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by tobylane 14y ago
Magazines like .Net had them every month while I read it.
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by tobylane 14y ago
What do you do, what proportion of your time is advancing yours or flagging them?
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by tobylane 14y ago
There's a difference between being the middle man so you can minify for the user, and logging all that goes through you. Just because we can't detect that change anyone who offers that service is a government lackey? I like Opera Mini, whic
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by tobylane 14y ago
What are html5's competitors? Are Opera and Firefox not even notable anymore?
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by tobylane 14y ago
Can we find some term that does cover all of the things that don't need patents. It's somewhere between software patents, and all patents except medical/drug patents. Much of what is inbetween those two should (or could if the abuse is less
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by tobylane 14y ago
AM and FM are time and frequency-modulated respectively, of radio signsls. If you look at any other form of energy, such as optics, copper, even just rolling marbles down a hill, you'll see the same separation. Are you wanting something tha
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by tobylane 14y ago
I started out thinking that Kickstarter was a publishing platform for VC-by-association 'groups', where one enters a temporary group by pledge. And that it wasn't really even that far, the least developed of the ones I looked at were fully

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