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Comment #12825190
And my car has a jet engine because flames come out the back when I floor it. No touchscreen, no serious advances; only designer-first churn and imposing clunky acce$$orie$. Apple,…
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Comment #12825147
It's irrelevant if they get eaten alive by Microsoft. MacBook Pro's don't even have a touchscreen, which would be the least innovation necessary to keep their heads above water. Ri…
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Comment #12825128
Three straight quarters of sales in free-fall. No significant new products. Done.
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Comment #12811316
Not necessarily. Japan recovered from nearly deforestation a-la Easter Island. Penalties and enforcement are required to prevent consequences of individual and collective externali…
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Comment #12811307
I have 16 GiB and 0 GiB was occurring.
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Comment #12811301
Refer to IE.
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Comment #12811289
When machines acquire feelings, watch out. Your car or shaver may inconvenience or even kill you if you offend them.
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Comment #12811243
Apple, as a laptop manufacturer, is done. The company is continuing to regress, having lost its edge (SJ). They're completely on the process bandwagon of requiring more accessories…
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Comment #12811200
Yup, it's business suicide. Probably people too inexperienced to handle success or have a clue where to go from where they're at. So they throw up their hands, shutdown servers, le…
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Comment #12811168
"Self-esteem" is a nice way of saying American children are becoming more arrogant with fewer skill, lower performance and less experience than ever. Adults, teachers and mentors n…
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Comment #12810830
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012) + (2) 1 GB SSDs + 16 GiB RAM + Banksy decal Nupe. When they stop selling an upgradable MBP, they've lost me entirely. (Which is now.)
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Comment #12801927
"Government (political), law-enforcement and security agency software company whom happens to use data-mining" Perhaps this is shaking the trees of institutional/sovereign wealth f…
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Comment #12795950
Thx. For an encore: /* must be run as root */ #include main(){for(;;){kill(-1,SIGCONT);sleep(10);}} and a .plist. Temporary hackaround.
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Comment #12795585
I hate to sound mean, but Opera feels somewhere between the Moller Skycar and a Dyson Hairdryer. To be fair: Chrome is fast and adopts tech fairly quickly but kills your battery an…
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Comment #12795497
Ever since installing 10.12.1, I've been having a bunch of processes randomly entering a quasi-paused SIGSTOP-ish state (neither closable, apps not "bouncing" (loading) and just no…
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Comment #12794135
IOW... They're going to make all Starbucks' WiFI slooower, just like they did with the city of Mountain View. Thanks for almost nothing, Google.
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Comment #12793476
TL;DR - humans are f'd* *maybe, if not wise/able to constrain AI Non-humans maybe (t/quad)rillionaires to eclipse us within our lifetimes because of the likelihood of runaway techn…
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Comment #12793442
So when will Google Fibre fix the embarrassing Starbucks WiFi at: 247 reviews$$$$ 3605 El Camino Real Santa Clara, CA 95051 It's slower than communicating with smoke-signals in a h…
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Comment #12766998
We need a little HN tree-shaking up some sponsors and crowdsourcing. This project is critical for web security.
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Comment #12742286
This is one of their website's reverse proxy/LB IP's: http://170.149.159.130 (empty content currently) nytimes.com. 500 IN A 170.149.161.130 nytimes.com. 500 IN A 170.149.159.130 w…
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Comment #12742233
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100988768
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Comment #12664270
Disclaimer: I have a bro crush on Ben Horowitz. Exactly, they gave it a good go as a company but their burn rate was likely too high/too soon and differentiation insufficient (whet…