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by zevyoura 14y ago
> I think you could at least make an argument that Firefly is comparable to Citizen Kane. Er, how, exactly?
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by zevyoura 14y ago
What kind of serious work are you doing on your Nexus?
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My understanding of the term 'patent troll' is that it only applies to companies that own but do not actually use their patents to bring things to market themselves. Thus, the companies you mention don't qualify. Not to say that what those
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by zevyoura 14y ago
They're arranged in order of last used; swipe left to bring up another screen's worth. Swiping right brings up music controls. It's pretty straightforward, and in my opinion incredibly useful.
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by zevyoura 14y ago
The 4 finger gesture doesn't work, but you can double tap the home button to do the same thing (on iPad too; that's how I do it because I don't like the 4 finger gestures).
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I think the Cintiqs are a little more expensive than a multi-touch monitor.
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None of those three look good, but, as far as I can tell, none indicate a contraction... at worst they indicate that things are remaining bad, but not getting worse. The first appears to be improving, slowly. The second appears to be hoveri
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Do you have any evidence of this contraction? I'd be curious to hear which statistics you think are better indicators.
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A for-profit blog is definitely commercial usage.
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That text in that image seems pretty clear to me.
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They would definitely make it into the top 30.
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That's pretty much all (especially frozen) chicken in supermarkets; the vast majority of it will say something along the lines of "contains up to 10% chicken broth."
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Elsewhere in the comments here, moot said, "We'll have indexes and a catalog view soon." So for now, you need the thread id.
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Interesting, though I have to wonder if that's necessarily true; it seems that you could designate a button using only rectangles and solid colors in a way that would be clear and unambiguous (e.g. Google+'s buttons). Either way, interestin
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"...a world of flat squares with Helvetica labels takes a whole lot more mental cycles to process than that beveled 3d button, and it always will." Do you have a citation for that? I'm genuinely interested in reading more about it, because
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by zevyoura 14y ago
Apple did not convince developers that censorship was 'cool,' they convinced developers that they could make more money in a marketplace with censorship. As soon as that stops being true, or the frustrations mount, developers will change th
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Why does there need to be only one source?
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My point is just that both Rdio, Spotify, and all their competitors contain many bands that fit your criteria. And they also don't contain many of those. I'm simply saying you should do a wider survey of their libraries to get a better comp
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Using any single artist as a barometer for library completeness is probably not a great metric.
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From Facebook's documentation: "When a user auths your app and you request no additional permissions, your application will have access to only the user's basic information. By default, this includes certain properties of the User object su
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I think they're both just general terms that are roughly analogous. I think coder and [moreso] scripter both seem just ever so slightly negative, though that may be a subconscious association with terms like 'code monkey' and 'script kiddy.
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They're not an example of this because they don't "dominate the market in the face of global competition."
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I think you're right, but one quick note: there is actually an element of time pressure on Threadless; they print a limited quantity of each design (though popular designs are brought back as reprints). Also, they regularly (quarterly, I th
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Just because you read it a long time ago doesn't make it less petty or silly.
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It seems to me that it implies conversations will center around truths (or at least googled tidbits) rather than assumptions.
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I didn't get the impression he was responding to routine calls, rather that he was making sure he was aware of any urgent calls that may come in.
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You seem to have ignored my central point. I think this has been an interesting discussion, and I'd be interested in your response.
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To some extent, they do this already, right? There's a big difference in price (5x or so?) between a drip coffee and their most expensive drinks.
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Firstly, I don't think your hypothetical qualifies as basic health care. I understand your concerns, but they just don't seem to be huge issues in the countries that actually have implemented universal health care, especially compared to th
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I don't think anyone's arguing that there's a fundamental right to all possible health care, but many people would argue that all have a fundamental right to basic health care, which is absolutely possible to offer to all Americans. In fact

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