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falling
14y ago
He's praising it just because he didn't think of it, being too busy enjoying every news site parroting his whining yesterday.
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14y ago
Actual announcement: "Samsung Electronics has said that it expects its profits to surge 79% in the second quarter as sales of its smartphones continue to grow."
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14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbole
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14y ago
Look, I'm a Mac user, but it's time we cut down with this, it makes me sick like the stupid kids on Gizmodo. The Vizio computers look good and they are not Mac clones. They picked the right ideas from Apple that nobody else picked up and th
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14y ago
I’m surprised nobody yet posted the obvious http://picturesofpeoplescanningqrcodes.tumblr.com
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14y ago
the difference is hypocrisy.
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14y ago
If you pick a long enough time span everything is eventually transitional.
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14y ago
I think you are not very clear on the meaning of the word disrupt: interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem: a rail strike that could disrupt both passenger and freight service. a disruptive product i
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falling
14y ago
I don't mean to defend them because this move is stupid, but to help you get this back in control: you can go you your about page and set the @facebook email to be hidden. I had done this in the past and they didn't touch it.
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14y ago
> But, man, talk about being over the top. It's Google's products that he's using for free. They don't owe anything to him. So how do you feel about Facebook's email fuckup?
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14y ago
Do you call it Google Ad Search?
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14y ago
I think it's stupid to compare the importance of such projects, that can and will be done only by the people in the future, when they will see the effects of what we are doing now.
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14y ago
> he's spending his considerable capital on things likely to make an impact on the world, not on frivolous applications like social networks. While I agree that the guy is awesome, his projects are inspiring and I dislike this social
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14y ago
Well Vic, it is a social network and the integration of identity in all your previous services and it is your response to the Facebook threat, so of course people compare them. Unfortunately yes, I think the message from Google has no
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14y ago
it became common, when companies design something the techies don't like instead of just sticking to what they are used to, to call it "they think they know what I want better than I do", forgetting that's the whole point of design.
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14y ago
Your compensation for being “used” in the advertisements is using the service, that’s how you pay for it.
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14y ago
It is pretty good instead, you and all the other people making noise over here since yesterday should try it instead of making assumptions just for the love of bashing iOS. There is much more to a browser than the rendering engine. It often
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14y ago
I'm not everyone, I have my own opinions.
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14y ago
Oh, come on, really?
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14y ago
the point is that it makes no difference: either way the other manufacturers will not get the subsidization, so they can't match the price point.
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14y ago
I ordered one yesterday as soon as it was available, but I'm a little disappointed at Google forcing me to pay $14 for two day shipping on something that "delivers in 2-3 weeks".
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14y ago
Not really. Andy Rubin said this is being sold at cost, so either Google is paying for Asus' margin or none of them is getting a margin on this device, setting a price point even harder for manufacturers to match.
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14y ago
Street View already works in the WebGL version of Google Maps, with performance no worse than the Flash version.
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14y ago
> lol open up a phone You don't sound like someone interested in having a conversation. Have a good day.
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14y ago
That’s cool. So in a year we will finally know what this is all about.
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14y ago
What hasn’t happened? live video streaming and two way audio, over commercial cellular networks, using commodity hardware ? I have been doing that with my phone for a few years. Also, look at the part of the glasses behind the ear, now loo
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14y ago
> live video streaming and two way audio, over commercial cellular networks, using commodity hardware Isn’t that the description of any smartphone available for a few years now? Remove the screen and you can shrink it almost at will.
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14y ago
a bad one too.
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14y ago
> Does Sublime not support ctags? Yet another win for emacs/vim! sorry. https://github.com/SublimeText/CTags
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14y ago
And why would I want to spend years crafting the perfect .vimrc for myself when tools exist that already do 80% of that better and without any configuration? I say this with a carefully crafted and organized .vim folder.
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