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CervezaPorFavor

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    Comment #14645756

    If money is not a big issue, why not consider cross platform solutions such as Wikitude?

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    Comment #13540912

    In the end, the answer is "it depends."

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    Comment #13444147

    Marketing, obviously. They were technically correct, but the figures used were not "median income" (or whatever it is called). TechCrunch has a table that shows the comparison betw…

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    Comment #10253872

    Yeah. It doesn't work on my Note 3. Samsung disabled copy & paste in the Emergency Call dialer. The author clearly didn't do his research, simply assuming that the vulnerability af…

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    Comment #9525979

    My guess is that just refers to higher end models.

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    Comment #9025996

    > Whether you're 70 or 100, you will be frail, dim-witted[1], and unattractive That perspective seems self-centred. As long as he can still be a source of joy to people around him …

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    Comment #8153285

    Also, memes such as "can has " are considered passé now.

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    Comment #7668203

    XSD seem good for several reasons: validation, contract, auto-complete and documentation.

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    Comment #7577907

    Yes. It's stated in the "Get Started" section.

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    Comment #7285048

    > it requires a specific (common, but not universal) set of circumstances to escalate it to code execution. Man in the middle attack does not require code execution because the dat…

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    Comment #6990264

    Since explots can be done through hardware, firmware and software, how is a GNU phone better (genuine question)?

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    Comment #6862723

    The intro video already has a few red flags to show that he doesn't know what he's talking about (or he's not being honest): - He considers the 240x240 display an HD display - He c…

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    Comment #6710698

    I hate it when apps don't feel 'native' for the sake of cross-platform consistency. It's stupid.

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    Comment #6626154

    4 MB. It's quite mindblowing to think that now a low-end laptop has 1,024 times more RAM.

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    Comment #6606340

    In my opinion, the colours don't look professional or polished at all. It's like something that an amateur designer comes up with. I would have preferred the colour scheme of Flat …

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    Comment #6508601

    EA on not allowing larger cities: "The system performance challenges we encountered would mean that the vast majority of our players wouldn’t be able to load, much less play with b…

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    Comment #6449932

    I worked on various projects in the region for more than a year. That has been my experience. I'm not white, if that matters.

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    Comment #6448863

    I've only been to a few countries in the Middle East, so I can't generalise. But one thing common among these countries is the lack of warmth, sincerity and humility among the loca…

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    Comment #6437754

    I'd say this is probably the first time it's done right on a popular computing device (to my knowledge). Previous fingerprint scanners always required the finger swipe gesture, whi…

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    Comment #6388601

    I wonder why they chose to support iOS and Windows Phone first and not Android.

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    Comment #6372209

    Yet another entry in the list of missed opportunities. But I suppose it's easy to criticise people with the benefit of hindsight.

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    Comment #6232402

    Why does the "Time Square, 2013" picture have markers for Hello Kitty, Elmo, Mario and Spider-man?

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    Comment #6222656

    Hype and a huge cult following. These make the movie much easier to sell.

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    Comment #6033047

    Even the updated article is completely wrong! "Microsoft Has 1 Million Server Datacenters" - Uh, that's not what Ballmer meant. But as a link bait, this article must have been supe…

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    Comment #5667881

    The Register article is much easier to read as a news piece, especially for people unfamiliar with encryption algorithms. Besides, the article includes links to more technical mate…