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by modfodder 12y ago
I believe that is fanboi'sm in general, but if you feel better you about yourself you can keep thinking it is just apple users.
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by modfodder 12y ago
Well, as accurate as I feel your statement is, I'd also say sometimes it depends on the 10% missing from the products not done by Apple. If it's an important 10% that Apple has nailed (or close enough) then sometimes the 50% is m
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by modfodder 12y ago
Seems like your best years of learning were seriously wasted at least partially because you either refused or seemed incapable of learning from the books you were forced to read. Its great that you have a love of learning from nonfiction, I
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by modfodder 12y ago
But this isn't just about the FBI. It's about all of law enforcement. Sure, the FBI may be practiced enough to hide the facts of discovery, but will every law enforcement agency in the US be as adept. If Apple is lying, or law
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by modfodder 12y ago
I'm a cinephile and work in post-production. When I'm working on a feature, I'm working with an uncompressed 2k or 4k video file. But when I want to watch a movie or show at the spur of the moment, I'm fine with Netfli
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by modfodder 12y ago
I would say it does matter. If its 1%, that seems well in the realm of natural error and probably impossible (or too expensive) to solve. If its 99%, then that is a problem with the enforcement or interpretation of that law that point dir
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by modfodder 12y ago
No but you can buy the iPhone 5C for $450.00 If the watch follows a similar path then a year after release there could possibly be an Apple Watch for 250.00 (maybe 200). I'm not sure it'll ever get to $100 (Apple prefers not to
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by modfodder 12y ago
I always see comments like this and wonder what they expected from firewire. I've never had trouble finding firewire hard drives and peripherals. Best Buy and CompUSA always carried them (staples and office depot never really carried
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by modfodder 12y ago
Or maybe now that a large group of drivers have an impact on Uber, they want to continue to build muscle. If it was something other than accepting UberX fares, Uber wouldn't have caved (they're too smart for that). No this point
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by modfodder 12y ago
I think 2 different watch sizes are absolutely necessary. There is no way that one watch size will fit across the varied wrists of both men and women. Both may feel fine for a average sized wrist, but start moving up or down from that wris
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by modfodder 12y ago
There is no smartwatch market at the moment. Nothing out there save for the kickstarter release of the pebble has gained any positive buzz. If that continues then the 2015 release date won't matter. The price is another matter and m
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by modfodder 12y ago
Not in the tech industry, but @ 42 I've worked in a lot of industries with a wide range of experience and worked with a lot of entrepreneurs and founders. Without actually knowing you, I can't say what type of person you are. But
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by modfodder 12y ago
From what I've read on 4-chan, Ars, Slashdot (indiv. comments, not articles) and other sources that this wasn't one person hacking a group of celebs acount, but a leak from an underground celeb nude trading ring that has existed f
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by modfodder 12y ago
I've hailed cabs in Queens. I live in Greenpoint and there are times that hailing a cab is quicker than waiting for an UberX, especially now that the green cabs are becoming ubiquitous. Cab switch over hour sucks, but I've also b
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Amazon takes on Disney in DVD pricing fight(latimes.com)
3 points by modfodder 12y ago|1 comments
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by modfodder 12y ago
The spot you chose is also 70km outside of Oklahoma City. West/N.West of OKC is very flat. The further you move east the more terrain you have including the Ouchita Mts ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_O
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by modfodder 12y ago
As an Okie (now living in NY), the last two are very accurate. Can't say I've heard much on 1) but polite or quiet racism is definitely prominent. The state hates Obama, hates renewable energy (even though it could be a leader i
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12 San Francisco Tech Obsessions That New Yorkers Haven’t Discovered Yet(nymag.com)
5 points by modfodder 12y ago|2 comments
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by modfodder 12y ago
Scrolling worked for me. (Mavericks 10.9.4, Chrome 35.0.1916.153).
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Is Rand Paul’s Silicon Valley Charm Offensive Working?(nymag.com)
5 points by modfodder 12y ago|0 comments
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by modfodder 12y ago
because "Crack the Planet" doesn't have the same ring...
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by modfodder 12y ago
What do-or-die features are missing for you?
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by modfodder 12y ago
As a professional editor and technical director, I hope Apple continues to innovate, trying to push their software into the future. Otherwise you end up with a bunch of NLEs that really don't offer much of a difference (which is where
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Illinois university offering sports scholarship for League of Legends players(arstechnica.com)
1 points by modfodder 12y ago|0 comments
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by modfodder 12y ago
Or Amazon will tell you that rake's not available because they are trying to renegotiate their contract with the rake supplier.
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Entertainment Weekly's original proposal(buzzmachine.com)
1 points by modfodder 12y ago|0 comments
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by modfodder 12y ago
She uses much the same logic that slaveowners used to defend slavery, so no I don't think he'd be interested in that book (published in 1973).
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by modfodder 12y ago
I picked up a nice one from Standard Razors ( http://standardrazors.com/ ). Not cheap, but wanted something that was aesthetically pleasing as well as well made. Still cheaper than what I'd spend on Gillette products o
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by modfodder 12y ago
I switched to a safety razor and have found similar results. I was amazed at how smoother the shave felt vs the typical modern razor. The safety razor took about 5 min of practice vs a week, one of the reasons I opted for it.
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How The Meritocracy Myth Affects Women In Technology(npr.org)
12 points by modfodder 13y ago|5 comments

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