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by vibrunazo 14y ago
I've had a lot of success forcing my parents to Linux. I used to waste a lot of time helping them with technical problems. It was usually viruses, anti viruses or sneak ware causing problem. After Linux they have no more need for me and do
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly are the benefits of the OHA? What exactly would HTC be missing if they abandoned the OHA and released the phone anyway? Would there still be a play store and google apps on their phone?
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The benefits and importance of compatibility(officialandroid.blogspot.com.br)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
You should read up on The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. Google's strategy to release everything in pre-alpha stage, then slowly improve it from user feedback -- might not be the optimal marketing strategy that Apple perfected. But it's the opt
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
> No, this new "Steam TV" isn't going to make our video game consoles go away. It's not going to turn your Xbox into a doorstop or obviate your PS3 Not by itself, but summed with mobile it will: http://www.slideshare.net/bcousins/when
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When consoles die, what comes next?(slideshare.net)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
I agree with you, but the problem the parent poster is pointing out, is that YouTube is a private site. Google should be able to do what they want. If they do something stupid (and I agree the copyright bot is stupid), then it's their own p
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Some Georgia Schools Make Mandarin Mandatory(npr.org)
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How one game developer is making The Pirate Bay work for him(arstechnica.com)
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Samsung preparing dual-SIM Galaxy Note 2 for Chinese market(androidcentral.com)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Are there scientists to vote for in the US? I would love to vote for one, but they're are no scientist candidates in my country. And virtually every academic I know, openly hates politics and wants to stay away from it. "The largest punishm
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
If he's getting a nexus only (like me) I suppose that means he always wants the latest version of the OS. Cyanogenmod doesn't solve the problem because they're always behind. By the time CM has stable builds for J, my phone will be on K. If
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Why exactly? Maybe you misread it? It's data from people who accessed the store in 14 days, not people who have bought devices in 14 days. If you have an old device but is actively updating apps, then you'll be represented. They're getting
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Android Sales, Led By Big Screens, Are Growing Everywhere Except In The US(techcrunch.com)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
I don't see it on chrome 21. Either it's too subtle, or it's not working, or I'm too dumb.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
No, one should limit the level of abstraction to the fastest one that is reliable enough to get the job done. There's nothing intrinsic about high abstraction layers that say they must suck for debugging what you need debugged. It just depe
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Government admits defeat, gives back seized Rojadirecta domains(arstechnica.com)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
The solution already exists, in parallel with patents. If the whole goal is to "incentive innovation", then there are many ways of doing this. And we've been doing it already. If all you wanna do is incentive innovation then just give innov
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Why is it ranting? They still post insights of how the law and the whole process works which is very useful for us lay people. Her arguments are still well formed and she makes good points, regardless if you agree with her bias. A biased po
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
> And juries aren't allowed to be instructed on that. Why?
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Live air traffic of the world(flightradar24.com)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Why is it hard to use random open wifis? Walking around my neighborhood there are at least 5 open wifis in my block. With google fiber, high speed, open public wifi will only get more common.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Patents are not the only way to incentive innovation. You know what's a great way to incentive innovation yourself? Became an angel investor, those guys are investing in innovation and pushing progress forward many orders of magnitude bette
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
Obviously there are still many who don't get it, even here. Until everyone understands what the problem is, it's still worth repeating. We can only declare beating on a dead horse, when the horse is dead. This one is not only alive, but get
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
One should note this is the first phone developed by Google under control of Motorola. When this is released, it will finally answer many questions about how much Google will influence them. This news about the lack of bezel is the first si
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
See, this is why we should use the term "patent extortion" instead of trolls. To avoid pedants like the above.
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Scientists are baffled to find the Sun is round(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
> UX designers need to protect their work and creativity. You're obviously not familiar with the spirit behind Intellectual Property. IP is supposed to protect consumers, not inventors. Protecting inventors is just a means to an end. Wh
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
So when you said "that remains to be seen". You actually meant "that does not remains to be seen" and "that remains to stay that way before the end of times"? Sometimes admitting you were wrong is the right way to go.
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by vibrunazo 14y ago
You're confusing revenue with profits. There is certainly one revenue stream current media could be exploiting but are ignoring. If they could turn profit from it, after subtracting their costs, is another question. But they're not even try

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