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sheldonwt
16y ago
This makes my heart flutter with anxious optimism.
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Sorry I shouldn't have capitalized random words. I was excited to post something that's been spinning around in my head for a while.
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sheldonwt
16y ago
I'm really glad that Blackberry finally came up on HN because there's something I've been interested to get feedback about on here. I feel like a large section of the developer community doesn't understand the power of BBM. It's an applicat
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Fabrice Bellard
(en.wikipedia.org)
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16y ago
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Your logic is spot-on. It seems like so many young intelligent people would question the opportunity cost of all that time lost versus the gain of having the iPhone a few days early?
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sheldonwt
16y ago
This could be a very revolutionary way to port flash to the IPad. There seems like an enormous value potential for that if it works well.
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sheldonwt
16y ago
You're assuming that Wikipedia is entirely correct, perhaps a risky assumption to second guess the president on.
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sheldonwt
16y ago
I don't understand why everyone is up voting this? Is the fact that something similar happened before supposed to alleviate our concerns about the fact that it's happening now? There have been world wars, but if one was happening now I woul
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Microsoft Risks becoming mobile market also ran.
(pcworld.com)
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Advancements like this make it feel exciting to be young and have so much time ahead of you. The future is bright. Science is key.
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sheldonwt
16y ago
"But his shop is a lone outpost; in a single generation, the American who built, repaired, and tinkered with technology has evolved into an entirely new species: the American who prefers to slip that technology out of his pocket and show of
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Have you ever met anybody with a more agitating tone in his voice?
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Can you remind me again how you qualify a phone (lost, drunkenly) as 'stolen'. You seem to be using that word rather loosely, when the person who found that phone in fact found lost property, not stolen property. Nobody stole from Apple her
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sheldonwt
16y ago
I'm graduating from university next week at a school with twelve thousand kids and this happens all the time to everyone I know. It's so mundane to learn some new social goings-on around campus that it's cliche to mention you found out on t
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Since there's no app store for OSX, why award people who are striving to further the platform? Such broken logic.
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16y ago
Apple feels like a cousin who hit the lottery and is now too cool to chill with you anymore. Linux feels more like he still cares.
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16y ago
If you had any doubts as to the important of Wikileaks, give this video ten minutes. This is cold blooded murder. Those people were clearly unarmed, and the conversation that occurs over the radio is disgusting. It was like they were beggin
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sheldonwt
16y ago
Where is the public outrage over this? When a government cannot pass a bill due to overwhelming public opposition, using an alternate means such as a treaty like this is policy laundering. It's disgusting and I can't wait to see ACTA covere
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sheldonwt
17y ago
Agreed. It represents a trending technology use in mainstream culture. It's these kinds of little events that can lead to brilliant start up ideas. Let's stop being such pretentious 'hackers'.
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17y ago
What does everyone think the timeframe will be for this to hit mainstream news? I feel like it must be soon.
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sheldonwt
17y ago
I think this is a brilliant. You know how many goofy girlfriends there are out there who would find this to be a unique, funny, yet functional gift for their boyfriends? Lots.
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How will psychologists describe the iPhone syndrome in the future?
(strandreports.com)
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17y ago
This really is a great idea. I think this style of cloud cracking might have larger applications as well, outside of just PSK. Inexperienced users will pay to crack systems like this.
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sheldonwt
17y ago
I don't condone it in any way but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adderall is extremely effective.
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sheldonwt
17y ago
This guy's writing is poor. His tone is pretentious, and his use of words is offensive. In no uncertain terms, don't read this guys narcissistic bs.
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Very fresh perspective on the real time web
(techcrunch.com)
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Adds are coming to your operating system.
(ipwatchdog.com)
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17y ago
This is truly amazing. I'm almost speechless.
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Broadband isn't just our web, it's our future.
(businessweek.com)
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sheldonwt
17y ago
I'll be there as well.
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