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stevejabs
14y ago
While it looks like a slightly promising competitor to iOS and Android, if they don't lock down good pricing, it will fail. $1000 is just not a good price point when it comes to a tablet. I understand that this thing will support a full Win
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14y ago
Absolutely amazing how many of those reflect the design used in later models of the iPhone. Before the first was even made they had the 3G/3GS prototype, some that closely resemble the iPhone 4/4S and even the iPad. Absolutely awesome!
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14y ago
So far, yes.
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14y ago
No one here to blame other than political agenda. I fully feel we could have been in preparation for a humanized mission to Mars at this point. However, we've wasted too much time funding war and whether or not abortion and gay marriage sho
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14y ago
This method has worked for me 3 times now. I turned down one of the opportunities. Not necessarily the best sample size, but the method shows very clearly that you intend to work for that company or at least that you are extremely intereste
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14y ago
From personal experience, don't apply to any positions that don't reveal the company name in the post. You'll rarely get anywhere, and when you do it will likely not even pan out to being who you want to work for or the job that was describ
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14y ago
In Orlando I'm paying $240 a month to get 40Mbps down / 5 up with a full channel lineup, plus Showtime and NHL Center Ice. So THIS would be a huge deal to people in my area where only one cable option exists in a lot of Central Florida. Edi
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14y ago
I find it hard to believe that they have legit Trademarks on the phrases "Floor plans" and "Map Creator". http://www.indooratlas.com/technology.html
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14y ago
Honestly, what would an Amazon branded Android experience bring to a smartphone? I suppose I could see why they released a tablet to support their Kindle line, but this doesn't make much sense to me. They aren't even remotely winning in the
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14y ago
This scares the shit out of me. Honestly, if applied broad spectrum (pedestrians, passenger vehicles, etc) what is the legality of what I conceal on my person or in the privacy of my car? What if I'm in a public space and I have a concealed
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14y ago
Like HP is really in a position here to call shots? Clearly they are reallllly successful with the tablet industry.
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14y ago
Anyone else think it's stupid that they've released a supplemental piece of hardware at $299 when the Nexus7 itself is selling at $199?
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14y ago
At least give it to them for being straight forward and honest. Yes, they screwed up, but so have a lot of other companies that in my opinion hold much much more sensitive data about me. Not saying it's right for them to not take security a
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14y ago
Gem from the article: "The school’s website indicated that “Democracy Speeches” were being delivered by grades 1-5 on Friday." Very democratic of that school to censor a speech. His next speech should have been on freedom of speech instead
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14y ago
Doesn't ICS out-of-the-box support the majority of what this app is trying to accomplish?
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14y ago
I think your logic here is very flawed. I can name a ton of people who've owned only 1 or 2 iPhones since they've released. However that isn't even what I'm arguing about. Apple makes (in my opinion) a very smart decision to limit some feat
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14y ago
Apparently it's perfectly okay for him to post lists though? http://thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=overrated_sandwi...
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14y ago
If you consider making $1 a success, that is amazing odds. Try releasing a software product for any other OS and I'm sure that climbs to around 90% if not more.
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14y ago
That was it?
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14y ago
At least it is accurate and being built in a day, it's more than sufficient. There is really no honest truth as to how well Google's device even works. That being said, this is a perfect example of how Google entirely screwed up with this.
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14y ago
I have to agree with this. I'd consider myself to be in the same boat. I was poor in school because I was bored. However I invested hours upon hours learning to code in a bunch of different languages, was making html / javascript websites i
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14y ago
Awesome project. I love the clean interface. Having no information about these grading systems, are they available outside of NY? If so, any plans to expand this nation-wide?
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14y ago
Silver bullet = Modifying and controlling your diet and exercising. I understand the thyroid issues for some people, but most would rather take the easy "magic pill" way out. You gain nothing from weight loss plans like that. Losing weight
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14y ago
Honestly, all of the "non-profit" organizations out there who provide "funding" to AIDS research need to blow the bank and get behind something like this.
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14y ago
Anonymous to [verb] the [noun] on [insert random date] to protest [nothing]. They are really getting old now. There is a proper way to handle protesting SOPA and it was done already. News outlets covered it and a lot of new people were info
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14y ago
You could add a nag screen to your app that would show if you have a heartbeat API call that returns that the user is using an outdated version.
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15y ago
I seem to recall an iOS presentation where people were told to turn off their wifi or Jobsy wouldn't continue...
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15y ago
Looks like Android users are going to start losing one of their "talking points" if this is going to become a trend in the Google Marketplace. Instead of making the choice to crack down on sexual content I wish they would instead focus on g
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15y ago
Cheaper than WWDC and it's likely you'll get a bunch of free hardware.
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15y ago
So much for a coding challenge to get tickets. "Registration will be first-come, first-served so make sure you're online promptly at 7AM PDT on March 27."
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