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Samuel_Michon

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About Samuel_Michon

Publisher, designer, illustrator, web developer, marketeer, photographer, film maker.

sumpuran (at) mac (dot) com

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    Comment #7030972

    Food hacker news.

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    Comment #7030838

    Having a native English speaker proofread the copy would’ve helped as well. It’s amazing how many mistakes they managed to make in such a short text.

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    Comment #6958763

    I just went through the first 30 titles in the AFI top 100. Out of those 30, only four are not available in the iTunes Store: Sunset Blvd., Some Like it Hot, Star Wars, and The Gra…

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    Comment #6855172

    http://orise.orau.gov/files/reacts/radiological-terms-quick-...

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    Comment #6853755

    Apple is damned if they do and damned if they don’t. If Apple decides a device is too slow to run a new major version of the OS, the decision will be condemned by people like u/jhe…

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    Comment #6827956

    http://memegenerator.net/instance/30817716

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    Comment #6806343

    The iPad and Surface RT have native apps that work offline. The iPad runs iTunes. Surface RT tablets run Office. Both run Office365. The iPad runs iWork, a good alternative to Offi…

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    Comment #6806315

    I find it interesting that Microsoft claims in this clip that a laptop isn’t a laptop if it doesn’t run Apple iTunes. Personally, I can’t stand iTunes on Windows, but hey, clearly …

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    Comment #6803601

    TL;DR: “If an article has more comments than votes, don’t add your comment to it or you may kill it off entirely!” Rings true to me and, if indeed accurate, it seems like a good pr…

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    Comment #6793236

    No, Circa has a large team of actual human editors. That’s why the content is good. Also, Circa started out as an iPhone app. The iPad and Android versions came later.

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    Comment #6791128

    As a citizen of the Netherlands I can tell you that the country is as neo-liberal[1] as they come, and yet, we have universal healthcare, gay marriage, euthanasia, and abortion. (A…

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    Comment #6791084

    > the "socialist left" is far more intrusive in our lives You’re giving the movement way too much credit if you believe the “socialist left” has any clout in the US. I also hope yo…

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    Comment #6790544

    > Thou shalt not kill IMO, the question at hand is more like: ‘should we keep someone on life support when there is little to no chance that person will get better?’. And is taking…

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    Comment #6790486

    > I'd argue that its far right and right Amein, that is my view as well. I was born in the Netherlands but have lived in the US for 8 years and I still spend 3 months out of the ye…

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    Comment #6789385

    When I was growing up, I thought crocodiles were the closest thing to dinosaurs. I’m fairly sure that’s what I was taught in school. Then came all the drawings of dinosaurs with fe…

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    Comment #6789265

    If anyone else was wondering, it was supposed to read ‘thermite’. (I had to DDG it, and then still, I had never heard of the stuff.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermite

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    Comment #6788916

    /u/aivaomo is hellbanned, but here is his reply to my earlier comment: Make that the 5S’ home button/TouchID sensor. Plus the outermost element of the rear camera lens is rather se…

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    Comment #6787125

    > the kind of technically correct that isn't very constructive Fair enough. That’s not to say Apple won’t ever update Safari for Windows, but I too won’t hold my breath. Apple’s so…

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    Comment #6787109

    The iPhone display is covered by Corning’s Gorilla Glass (not sapphire). The iPhone 4S’ TouchID sensor (the home button) is covered by a small synthetic sapphire pane. However, giv…

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    Comment #6780118

    > [Safari] was temporarily distributed for Windows Meaning from June of 2007 to this day. 6 years is temporary for a browser as much as living on earth feels temporary for a human.…

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    Comment #6777861

    > for most people watching this from outside of the US, it looks like protectionism racket disguised as a legal verdict. If that is so, how would you explain that Apple has gotten …

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    Comment #6753744

    As I understand it, that's for 2 devs. Subtract the Kickstarter fees, sending out the Kickstarter rewards, and various taxes, that leaves them with maybe $20k per person. Of course…

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    Comment #6741687

    They guessed at the revenues, not the profits. Apart from Apple and Samsung, no one is making money selling tablets.

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    Comment #6741656

    It depends on what you mean by a ‘tablet market’. On the hardware side, sure, there are plenty of companies that sell Android tablets (albeit often at a loss). On the software side…

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    Comment #6723573

    Jobs said he believed he could make a greater impact on the world by working at Apple than by using his time to organize charities. Given the title of his essay, Gates seems to agr…