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cliveowen

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    Comment #9568928

    Not working on Chrome on Mac OS X 10.9.5, either.

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    Comment #9524728

    Lollipop is just a bad, bad update. Tap the square button and close two apps at the same time. If you did everything right, now your phone says that Android UI failed. This has bee…

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    Comment #9459736

    It's what I did at the time, and I did it again now, but it doesn't work. I can change password as many times as I want, but the account is still blocked for no reason.

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    Comment #9459639

    More than a year ago I skipped the page that asked me to enable the two-factor authentication, as I didn't want to give Microsoft my phone number. One day I found myself completely…

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    Comment #9454431

    >Curtis Green was at home, greeting the morning with 64 ounces of Coca-Cola and powdered mini doughnuts. Fingers frosted synthetic white[...] >Green waddled to the door, his two Ch…

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    Comment #9133879

    >I don’t see Go as something that is going to serve as a “better C”, so I’m waiting for something new. This surprised me a bit. I think most people who tried Go would agree that it…

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    Comment #8330204

    Talk about serendipity, I was just reading this article from September 6th: http://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21615029-... "One of these, Genia, is commercialising…

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    Comment #8329221

    The language isn't everything, in fact, it's the least important part of the package. Android has horrible online documentation, iOS has stacks of nicely formatted PDFs and a great…

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    Comment #8320936

    http://evernote.com/clearly/ I've been using this for years, now I can't read an article without it.

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    Comment #8319122

    I never heard of this game, but a quick search shows it's an 80s looking video game with very basic graphics (maybe there's another game with the same name?). Anyway, I can't under…

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    Comment #8297789

    Well, it's not that impressive, it says the guy ran 3 seconds faster, how is that useful in any context?

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    Comment #8291749

    I think sooner or later it had to happen, there's a time when everyone realizes they're not so special after all and all those idiots working 9-to-5 like drones are actually people…

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    Comment #8274826

    Looks like in the end the weak link is always human.

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    Comment #8274729

    I haven't been following on this matter, it was or it wasn't Apple's fault?

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    Comment #8274728

    You're not supposed to put in real answer anyway.

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    Comment #8226299

    Anyone else wonders who are these people that answered their survey? I don't know about you, but Facebook never asked me anything, let alone to compile a survey. My guess is that t…

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    Comment #8213802

    Exactly, I wonder if there's really an innovative algorithm behind, or it's just a bunch of code that maximizes revenue with the simplex algorithm. Media are always quick in bringi…

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    Comment #8212581

    The site isn't served by a CDN so, for most people outside the US, every click takes anywhere more than 5 seconds (according to Chrome dev tools) to show any given page. Clicking t…

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    Comment #8211624

    >I don't consider the microprocessor in my smart phone with its billions of transistors, and the ever-faster global internet and wireless systems that enable nearly instant (certai…

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    Comment #8204407

    You should always put a break statement at the end of a default branch. The default case is put at the end as a convention but no one (certainly not the C standard) prevents you fr…

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    Comment #8189577

    BBC's articles often report direct quotes from average Joes, it's part of their style. I don't like it either.

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    Comment #8164146

    From the article: "The creators will also have the option of making their algorithms open source, so developers will be able to integrate them directly into their own applications"…