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12y ago
You bought a used laptop which is slower, no touch screen, digitizer, pen, Windows 8, SSD, etc. That's like comparing an old Blackberry to the iPhone 5. There's really no reason to try and compare them.
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12y ago
The differentiator is the OS. One of them is for play, the other is for productivity. Comparing full Windows 8.1 to iOS is Apples to Oranges.
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13y ago
I chose Angualar due to having the largest community, biggest backer (Google), and the positive reviews. I'm a huge fan but sometimes think there's a bit too much "magic" happening. The worst part however is the learni
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13y ago
Java and Python are not the same language. AngularJS and Backbone are both Javascript frameworks. LOC is certainly a useful metric in this case. It doesn't necessarily mean one framework is superior than the other but can and should
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13y ago
No. It's more of a "let's hurt their image because we don't agree with the political decisions of Condoleezza Rice" at this point.
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13y ago
It may have just been a way to get into local accounts, which I wouldn't consider "major". Also four games, one year of live, and $50 is more than $120.
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13y ago
Very cool. Are you concerned at all about Angular 2.0 and potentially having to rewrite major parts?
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13y ago
I noticed this uses AngularJS under the hood. How would it play in an existing AngularJS app - can we install it as a module? Also, how would one do stacked bar charts?
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13y ago
There needs to be more to a patent than a primary color. Should car manufacturers be able to patent "black" cars? What happens when all primary colors have been patented?
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13y ago
This is extremely picky. "Smart-float" is the name of a custom directive that is used as an example. The term "smart float" can be used as a React component name just as easily. In that case, your React component woul
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13y ago
I don't know what "much worse" is, but there's gotta be a line somewhere. That line is currently somewhere between gambling and credit cards.
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13y ago
I'm not a betting man but if I had to put $1 on which service (Dropbox or Google Drive) would disappear first I'd bet Dropbox.
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13y ago
The MPAA already has the ability to view torrent seeds, why would they waste so much resources to create this?
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13y ago
There are few things funnier than people who get offended by a show about science.
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13y ago
This is completely different. I think you knew that but saw this as an opportunity to (further) promote asoftmurmer.
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13y ago
Are you trying to say that those parts are equivalent to a Nest? That's like saying some wheels, an engine, 4 doors == BMW.
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13y ago
Why couldn't a random officer know what Bitcoin is? My father heard of it and knows nothing about technology. It's no longer a secretive online currency, it's everywhere.
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13y ago
Why are you so certain he will get robbed, kidnapped, or killed? There are many many people with $400M+ and their information is freely available online and in the media as well.
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13y ago
I can't find anything Bitcoin related on her website...
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13y ago
This image tells me that wealthy kids are better educated. Why is that striking?
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13y ago
What are these "clear socioeconomic preferences" of the SAT?
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13y ago
Why do you have to ruin anything? You aren't forced to use a technology that broadcasts your identification to everyone. If you do choose to use Wifi you can choose a name that Google won't track. Since the technology does broa
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13y ago
So an Amazon customer "Concept Tech" who sells goods through Amazon (anyone can do this) was reselling returned and barely used products as new. Why is this news?
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13y ago
I don't get what point you're trying to make. Is it wrong to sell software that has some piece of open source in it? It's not like they cobbled a bunch of open source projects and placed a license check on it. Do you reali
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13y ago
How do you know what their business plan is? They're a big boy company, they can make decisions based off of their own financial analysis. They decided that charging for this editor was more profitable for them as a company. Expecti
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13y ago
It's an entitlement because developing something like this requires an absurd amount of time and money. Why should they work for free. Do you work for free? Would you consider your boss entitled if he expected you to work for free?
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13y ago
How so? I efficiently budget with Mint. It's able to consolidate all of my family's accounts and seems to do a great job at categorizing.
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13y ago
Not exactly. He didn't say he "could" shoot up a kindergarten, he said he was going to. Is there a difference between naming a specific kindergarten? Absolutely. But that doesn't mean only one of them is a threat.
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13y ago
I don't think you upset anyone although it seems you hope you did. Many businesses accept Bitcoins for legal or illegal goods. Whether you think these transactions are moral or not doesn't cause Bitcoin to become a "ponzi&q
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13y ago
IE8 works on Windows XP too...
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