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Even the changes you suggest would not be as significant a difference as there was between phones before the iPhone and phones after. The basic design of the laptop has been with us for two decades with only minor changes. The the current f
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Barnes and Noble has porn on their magazine shelves.
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The US DoD health care systems supports approximately 10 million beneficiaries and has a budget of approximately 40 billion dollars, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Health_System .
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The Future of Multi-Touch: Behind the Scenes with Stantum, JazzMutant Co-Founder
(createdigitalmusic.com)
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Fortune 500 2010
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But, they were not obese.
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The documentary Helvetica was made by the same director, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helvetica_%28film%29 . I was impressed that a documentary about fonts could be so engaging.
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17y ago
If capital is used a metric in the invention an invention that used less capital could be viewed as a different invention.
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You could argue that whether a patent is awarded for an invention should have a dependency on the capital required to produce the innovation. Innovation, distribution and marketing for software has become so inexpensive that patents are see
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Yes, I have used it in two projects myself and been involved in another project where I added a few features. If you are working on a straight forward CRUD web app that does not interface with other services there is some value. One project
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Here is a video of a 2.5 year old using one. http://laughingsquid.com/a-2-5-year-old-uses-an-ipad-for-the...
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I think you can say the same about TDD. Enthusiasm for TDD seems inversely related to perceived cost.
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I have noticed this in my home wifi network. Also, I get frequent disconnects on my Sprint Overdrive hotspot.
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Cox seems about $30 per month cheaper than the best price I found from Comcast. Unfortunately it is not available in Annapolis.
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It is expensive with the current feature set and will likely have to drop below $300 to become common place but for music control surface applications it's 25% the cost of a Lemur and is more functional since it is programmable http://www.
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I think it is OK, in the most inclined position it is about 30 degrees with respect to the surface and you can rest your hands on the edge of the device and the surface on which it is resting. Your wrists are up slightly so it could get unc
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I live in the Washington DC/Baltimore area which has a dense population. Not sure how price varies across country. I could have knocked off another $10 per month if I would have eliminated basic cable. So I could have gotten the cost down t
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I think I was paying about $150 to my cable provider for the ISP cable content combo. I dropped the cable content and upped my ISP service to 20Mb/s and pay $85 per month and now get all my video from the internet. I use Comcast which has a
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That the iPad is consistently classified as a media consumption device seems an attempt to trivialize its significance by people who consider themselves power users. I agree that currently the use cases of most applications fall into this c
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Local notifications?
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Apple has a history of innovation in new device classes, notable are the PC, laptop, PMP and Smartphone. You could also make the claim that the Newton was not on Steve Job's watch. I see the iPad as a not fully baked iteration on the Smart
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There already is a project, Reia http://wiki.reia-lang.org/wiki/Reia_Programming_Language , which implements a Ruby like language on the Erlang VM.
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I would add MultiClutch to the list http://wcrawford.org/2008/02/28/everytime-i-think-about-you-... . It allows you to define custom gestures for any application. I was thinking of switching to jitouch http://www.jitouch.com/ . Anyone kno
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The original E8 theory of everything paper by Garret Lisi was written around 2 years ago. The paper mentioned in this article, published about a month ago, claims to prove that a theory of everything cannot be based on E8 http://www.spring
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Surfer’s ‘everything theory’ wipes out
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I purchased 'Communicating and Mobil Systems: the Pi-Calculus' last week. http://www.amazon.com/Communicating-Mobile-Systems-Robin-Mil... . This is the first computing theory book I have read. It's quite readable and very well written.
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Yes I agree he is talking about p2p. ISPs could start deploying devices on customer premises to provide caching, storage, compute and wireless network services. In densely populated areas this would essentially be a local CDN.
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I thought turn-by-turn navigation might be that app, free and better on android, but hard to say if there has been an impact.
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I had build errors with 10.5.
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I cannot say if this is generally true for functional languages but a good comparison of the efficiency of erlang as compared to java can be found by comparing the code footprint of ejabberd, an erlang xmpp server, and openfire, a java xmpp
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