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corporalagumbo
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Comment #6426494
I think national governments are not going to feel like rushing to the aid of virtual currencies - from my understanding they have the potential to eradicate tax bases.
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Comment #6425560
This looks like that Firefox Junior prototype that popped up a while ago. Nice to see thumb-centered controls spreading on tablets.
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Comment #6411126
Awesome novel idea.
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Comment #6411056
I'm not talking about UI in general, I'm talking about taste in UI - style and general good looks. I don't know how everyone else feels on this, but for me Apple has stuck far too …
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Comment #6410996
I think it's interesting, but for me one of Apple's weakest points as a company is its taste in software UI. iOS 7 strikes me as catch-up - Apple is late to a party started by Goog…
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Comment #6409668
Okay, I'd say you're both off here. I think you're right that Bsullivan should take Google more seriously - I think he's going to have to eat his hat with the way Google is heading…
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Comment #6409654
Wow... what are you even doing on this site? What's it like hating everything?
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Comment #6403938
Siri hasn't gone anywhere and it's still being improved. There's no mention of it anywhere? So what, there's many other previous headline features they're not highlighting. I'm not…
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Comment #6403924
I think this is slightly apologetic thinking. Apple didn't start off with a complete ecosystem of obeisant suppliers, in-house hardware, software, and retail stores - they built up…
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Comment #6403853
Apple marketing sounds so hi-tech, so unique That's exactly the point. It doesn't matter whether it's really hi-tech or unique or not. It's Apple's ability to present these things …
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Comment #6403615
It's all about execution. When Android manufacturers make these "innovations," by and large they're sloppily implemented and poorly communicated. They're generally part of dozens o…
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Comment #6403592
Yes, discipline is a great word for it. Against a sea of nay-sayers and critics they keep their composure and stay focused on the long-term. The result is that their competitors bl…
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Comment #6403497
I find Apple so incredibly impressive. They target a few key features with every release, absolutely nail those features, and sell the new products perfectly. Their product line-up…
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Comment #6403003
The number take-away from this for me is wow, Apple wields an awesome power. They move to change design conventions, and boom! - a worldwide ecosystem of designers and developers s…
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Comment #6392130
If it was me, it'd be a toss-up between a combination of: eReader, tablet, and a Nexus 4. Items to increase my learning efficiency (eReader/tablet) and productivity (Nexus 4). And …
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Comment #6390712
Thanks, that clears it up. I suppose we can't really complain about poor proofing, seeing as they are giving away this content for free.
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Comment #6390578
Sitting near the front of the auditorium were the parents of a freshman — an investment manager from Bronxville, N.Y., and his wife. The father went to Dartmouth, and when their so…
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Comment #6384776
Don't dismiss the power of a generally constructive, optimistic culture.
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Comment #6384774
I see where you're coming from. Most young people around the world don't really engage with creative learning, the fog of social games obscures the power and possibilities of educa…
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Comment #6327326
Nobody is "selecting." His point is that if it is highly advantageous to "look at and manipulate things on screens," within the population genes that makes individuals better-adapt…
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Comment #6327264
Interesting, I've come across this article before, but now owing to events in my life my perspective on it is completely different. Up until 2011 I was basically a upper-middle gra…
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Comment #6231454
Looks like the tide is really turning on legalisation - more and more political rats are turning over and claiming they have always been in favour of legalisation. Tacky, but still…
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Comment #6131936
>fondleslabs Ugh, I HATE this word. Why do people use it? To make themselves feel clever and superior?
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Comment #6106438
It's interesting to see the great lengths the TC writer goes to to justify (primarily to himself, it seems) this idea as socially valid. I would have thought the efficiency benefit…
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Comment #5927988
How does this relate to text on the internet? Surely most text fed into big data systems is digital, so representation is a non-issue. If this is only to prevent optical-character …