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by wavephorm 14y ago
So $424 extra for the bigger drive, and $176 for the extra ram... that sounds almost reasonable.
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Divx browser plugin allows AVI playback using HTML5 video tag API(labs.divx.com)
1 points by wavephorm 14y ago|0 comments
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Just be prepared for the scenario where both Zynga and Instagram were substantially overvalued. Just because Mark Zuckerburg acquired a company for a Billion dollars that had NO revenue, NO customers, and NO business, doesn't mean the rest
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Apache and PHP were not made with Websockets in mind - they're stateless, whereas Websockets messaging typically requires stateful persistent connections. This is a big reason a lot of developers are using these new web architectures (Node
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by wavephorm 14y ago
You should also link to data showing how H1B workers are paid less than Americans, this one says on average $13,000 per year less: http://www.cis.org/PayScale-H1BWages
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by wavephorm 14y ago
If other audio recording apps (I've never used any) work just fine then any excuses Apple uses to not support Siri the iPad is a load of bullshit.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Oops, I've actually never used it. So I guess Siri should be able to work on iPad 1 also. Anything Apple says about the hardware being incapable of using Siri sounds is probably a load of their typical bullshit.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
I don't care about new iOS features, or any of their iCloud nonsense, I know it won't support Siri (ipad1 lacked a microphone). What I do care about is the web browser on my iPad not receiving any software updates... ever. That's a serious
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by wavephorm 14y ago
iOS 6 is not compatible with: iPad 1 Damnit, did I just have an aneurism? Seriously, the iPad 1 isn't old (or doesn't feel old to me), and it came out around the same time as the iPod touch 4th generation, which is supported. I'm
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Inside the box, you'll find a mobile Core i3 processor What? That's 2 generations ago. I have a 3 year old Atom system about that size. Sure, an i3 is faster, that's nice, but just let me know when Intel's top-of-the-line chip ca
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by wavephorm 14y ago
No, Microsoft has made some extremely serious mistakes in the past (eg. like repeatedly leveraging their monopoly to destroy competitors). And pretty much anything do won't make up for it. Microsoft worked very hard to earn their hatred, a
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High Definition View of 2012 Venus Transit by NASA's SDO(youtube.com)
2 points by wavephorm 14y ago|0 comments
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by wavephorm 14y ago
If you use Chrome or Safari on MacOS 10.8, they uses the new mini-scrollbar in the browser. Removing those old-fashioned scrollbars dramatically improves the look of web UI's.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Only the Social Network bubble is popped -- which is the majority of companies that YCombinator funds. Social network websites that can be built in 3 months and have zero paying customers or any potential profitability really shouldn't hav
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by wavephorm 14y ago
The driver-less car seems like just a side-project of Google's primary business goal: to steal Social Network marketshare from Facebook in the form of shoving Google Plus down our throats. I mean, what's more important, innovating and givi
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by wavephorm 14y ago
It only increases the subsection of hardware I won't buy. Thanks for making my choice easy.
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Why Are Thin People Not Fat (Full BBC Documentary)(youtube.com)
1 points by wavephorm 14y ago|0 comments
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by wavephorm 14y ago
I don't get it. Sounds like you want me to target one person to spam or stalk each day. But if I already don't talk to these people now then why should I do it through this website?
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by wavephorm 14y ago
It's just a (probably accurate) prediction. There are no numbers given that back up any of these claims.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Groupon isn't a stupid company, it's a great idea actually. They turned down a lofty Google offer and decided to go the IPO route. Only time will tell if their business can last, and not get eaten alive by competitors. I think it's a good
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Their trademark probably shouldn't have been granted. This company didn't trademark the word "Who", they trademarked "WhosHere" which is quite obviously a different word. This reminds me of McDonald's who go around the world suing every c
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Tmdb and their API is awesome. But I wish they would provide a dump of their database. I wonder how did you get a copy of all their data, did you build scraper and grab every movie?
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Raspberry Pi makes products like this completely obsolete. I see nothing here worth paying an order of magnitude more money for. Google seems to have a really bad habit lately of building products that nobody wants.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Flagged, subscription necessary.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
It's beautiful! I just think it needs a bit more of a trunk.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
It does have an h264 chip which might make HTML5 video usable.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
Larry Ellison was right, "The Cloud" as used in today's marketing is simply a synonym for "The Internet".
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by wavephorm 14y ago
I have no data points, because I don't know anyone that wants one these chromebooks.
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by wavephorm 14y ago
So there's actually a market of people that don't want a fully capable laptop, and don't want a tablet + external keyboard, and want a web-only miniature laptop? I think these Chromebooks are targeted at market that actually does not exist
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by wavephorm 14y ago
I just love when job ads require 2-3 years work experience, but also have a requirements list so long that would take 10+ years of dedication in 7 completely different, or contradictory, disciplines to qualify for the position. Now Hiring:

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