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_rolf

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    Comment #30180593

    As you can imagine, the developers learned of the issue almost immediately. Within literally five minutes they had submitted a fixed version to the Play Store. Unfortunately for th…

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    Comment #30180517

    This is an unfortunate story. These folks had been working on Smart Launcher 6, a major update, for over a year. It was quite well received on release and worked well... for about …

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    Comment #16448595

    Yeah. "Perfect" in the way it can tell the difference between two photons or three photons over a period of time, but almost useless for anything else.

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    Comment #16448567

    If I understand the paper correctly, this is a very poor technology for "normal" photography in its current state. On the pixel level, there are no shades of grey. You get fully bl…

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    Comment #15644376

    This post looks funny in the Digg RSS reader: https://i.imgur.com/TNASB3p.png

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    Comment #13501053

    Probably best if you recreate the document from scratch and "in your own words".

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    Comment #11406972

    I might buy one.

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    Comment #11361966

    Well yes, I would expect five shirts to be women's, and if I'm lucky, perhaps one shirt belongs to a fellow gay man. Often zero.

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    Comment #9250445

    Contact us didn't work. Reporting very poor performance on what seemed like a basic challenge: http://i.imgur.com/Q8pFCtE.png Came out as rmm 1.247 mm 111.513 am: 9.99: 3959 4.349 …

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    Comment #7606494

    But a lot of times "literally" literally means "literally". Why would you get all arrogant and superior over other people's use of language, then implement such an obviously broken…

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    Comment #6620377

    It does not change. It never has. It still says "First edition 2012".