nicholas1987

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by nicholas1987 15y ago
The first comment has not been edited. Long time reader, yes, hardly every comment, though. I take offense here: As for your downvotes: I'm sorry, but as has been stated previously, we value technical accuracy. It's needlessly smug, flippan
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by nicholas1987 15y ago
Glad this is happening, hopefully this forces Apple to lower their cut, it's not like they can't afford it.
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by nicholas1987 15y ago
No, he told me how I was wrong, while agreeing with the entire thing I put forward. I wasn't the jerk first, look at my original comment, it's not taking a side or favoring anyone--then what happens?
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by nicholas1987 15y ago
Me personally? I think the problems you cite are made much worse by our weak political participation. When people participate, they're forced to be somewhat aware of what's going on. By not participating they allow themselves to disconnect,
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by nicholas1987 15y ago
Everyone should vote and participate. It's our nation's low political participation that allows politicians to be so unaccountable. If more people were politically active, involved, and educating themselves, we'd have much better politician
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by nicholas1987 15y ago
Actually your comment is the one that is technically inaccurate, why would Apple wait a year and a half to launch an SDK. All I pointed out was that Apple's big launches come in 3 year cycles, it wouldn't fit for a TV SDK to launch now, or
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by nicholas1987 15y ago
Apple is on a 3 year product cycle, so I wouldn't count on it, but you never know: 1998- iMac; 2001- OSX/iPod; 2003/4- iTunes; 2007- iPhone; 2010- iPad; 2013 ?????
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by nicholas1987 16y ago
Except he has no revenue model and is essentially just a big digital ponzi scheme. Who is going to foot the bill for Facebook? Advertising? Please...the click through rate is 1000x more effective for Google adwords than Facebook. It's passi