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Galaxy S Android 2.2 Froyo update begins to trickle out(engadget.com)
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Apple successfully trademarks 'There's an app for that'(engadget.com)
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Apple Blocks Spotify in the U.S.(wired.com)
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
What problem would a paid diaspora host have in releasing the source code of diaspora itself. AFAIK AGPL does not stop anyone from making money. It just stops taking others work as the base and building closed enhancements on top of it.
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HP sues scandal-plagued former CEO Mark Hurd over Oracle job(smh.com.au)
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
The problem with allowing admins to manage updates is that any new version which breaks an internal app in the slightest way would be a reason to avoid updating. This is what has given IE6 its long life in the corporate world. While this i
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
The automatic and frequent update system is one thing which makes Chrome very good. It can pretty much be assumed that all users connected to the internet would be atleast on the latest stable version.
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
It can also be interpreted to mean that international call from US will be charged. As long as these calls make up for the cost US-US and US-Canada calls would remain free. It is not that rest of the world that will subsidize. It is the i
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
Look at it this way. When I fly business or first class I'd be subsidizing for those who can't afford a normal flight cost. I don't think it would be right to claim whole of US can't afford paying for GMail calls while the entire world out
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New look for PHB(dilbert.com)
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FBI Prioritizes Copyright Issues; Not So Concerned About Missing Persons(techdirt.com)
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Shoutbox with Grasshopper and CouchDB on Node.js(howtonode.org)
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Meat produced from cloned animal entered food chain(telegraph.co.uk)
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
Why can't upstart and bazaar be called upstream? Fedora has used upstart and bazaar is in use outside Ubuntu and Launchpad.
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Wikileaks plans to make the Web a leakier place(computerworld.com)
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
They do not use your system's address book to fill forms online.
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
I'm sure Twitter will add a clause to prevent such behavior in their API terms.
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
If I understand it right, the ads are displayed initially and are still in the background when reader is on. If an ad is interesting enough, the user would still see and click it.
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
I'm not a big proponent of IP in general. However, I feel comparing a creation which can be converted to a digital form to one which cannot doesn't make much sense. In the industries with top 3 sales showed in the video (Food, Auto and fas
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
Picking a demo from http://developer.apple.com/safaridemos/ and then clicking on the "View Demo" button allows you to view the demos. Most of them (except VR) seem to work for me in Chrome on Ubuntu (5.0.375.55 beta).
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
Beyond ideology, this series can help entrepreneurs in regions where VCs are highly conservative and bootstrapping is the only way you can even take risky business decisions.
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
What if he'd also recruited a couple of C# programmers to build the next improved version of the same application? Now he has to either train them too in Obj-C or recruit a new bunch of Obj-C developers. To top it all off, he must stop impr
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IP Innovation v. Red Hat/Novell - The Prior Art They Used at Trial(groklaw.net)
13 points by tuxychandru 16y ago|1 comments
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
But your're ok with the child in Africa having to buy an expensive Mac?
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
But he says they're all non-spam mails.
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
H.264 also needs to be legally tested to confirm that they do not infringe on patents held by entities other than those forming the MPEG LA. So there is just as much risk of the unknown in H.264 as in Theora.
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Apple, Microsoft Come Out Against Open Source Video Codecs(itmanagement.earthweb.com)
5 points by tuxychandru 16y ago|3 comments
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
Apple already rejects several applications submitted. If quality is the reason they want to avoid flash apps, let the reviewers check it for quality irrespective of how they are written. If flash not utilizing the latest features of iPhone
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by tuxychandru 16y ago
Care to elaborate? Apple's products and Ubuntu are entirely different in how they are managed. While Apple's is an almost entirely closed ecosystem, Ubuntu's is almost entirely open. What's wrong with someone trying to innovate in the PC
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by tuxychandru 17y ago
The licensing is quite clear. If you'd like to benefit from their work for free you must ensure that you pass on your work for free to your users too. If you want to make money out of their work you must pay them. Now whether you like such

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