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Comment #7882559
I have nothing other than personal lock-in (nexus 5) to Qi. that being said, I don't know if there are any phones that have powermat integrated, does anyone know of any?
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Comment #7873104
I'm in the UK and the time on the chart seems to be displayed in UTC (which isn't even the timezone I'm in right now). The time shown starts at 10:15am when it should be starting a…
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Comment #7857012
That's a +1 from me, I'd love an open-source version for self-hosting. I'd additionally be happy to pay for the "licence to self host" or something silly like that as long as I can…
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Comment #7857001
You're right, same with edit-with-emacs on chrome. Shame, the editor looks nice but I definitely wouldn't want to give up my own editor functions for it.
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Comment #7846268
> Anyone who is concerned about security shouldn't be giving their password to a 3rd party to verify [even via a javascript webpage] for any reason. I'd agree but I don't think any…
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Comment #7821092
I've got to say I've got a definite softspot for DuckDuckGo, but I always struggle to see bing as a contender. Now it might be for the reasons you mention (Microsoft not giving it …
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Comment #7813823
I was just looking at the rubymotion licences [0]. does anyone know if you will get future releases with the licence? do you only get them for one year? [0] http://sites.fastspring…
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Comment #7813818
Sorry when you say native versus Java what do you mean? As far as I was concerned all native apps are java?
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Comment #7789677
I appreciate the clearly marked "Appeal to authority" as it is both relevant information and clearly marked as to it's (unintended I assume) auxiliary consequences. Very classy mov…
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Comment #7773522
I don't really think your comment makes sense, if you and I are juggling balls and suddenly you throw up your hands and shout "I can't take any more balls" do you think I should pi…
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Comment #7771940
I was going to say, seems very classy, but what do you expect from someone that calls their framework martini. :)
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Comment #7762767
That was my first thought too but I figured they couldn't be referring to that. :)
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Comment #7760129
So, I feel like I might be being stupid and not getting something, but what is turtle? I can't find a programming language that seems to be related to it.
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Comment #7755353
Wow... I don't even have words. I get that your comment is supposed to be dark humour but that's pretty heartless, this guys got actual troubles.
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Comment #7731925
I don't have this working on chrome (Arch Linux, chrome Version 34.0.1847.132). Works on firefox though. Also mouse wheel doesn't fire when I try it :(
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Comment #7731809
Sorry, am I missing something? I thought there were plenty of game boy emulators around, is there anything special about this one?
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Comment #7726013
The thing I'd like to know is, is there anything that we can do for this? you found the prior art quickly, so it is clear that the patent should not be valid but is there anything …
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Comment #7721661
Does anyone have any idea what the practical significance of this for android and google is? IANL and find these documents hard to parse.
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Comment #7718359
I've always thought of the UK as quite good but I'm in london so have easy access to fibre-optic.
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Comment #7717966
Wow, thank you so much for your answer. it definitely helped me understand better!
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Comment #7717733
Am I misunderstanding this? reading all the examples, the difference between recursion and corecursion seems to be equivalent to the difference between tail recursion and stack rec…
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Comment #7717649
No problem, I found it on hacker news and as always here the comments[0] are almost as enlightening as the piece itself. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7699862
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Comment #7716633
The problem is that america is almost a monopoly, no other country really has these problems[0] [0] http://blog.level3.com/global-connectivity/observations-inte...
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Comment #7716597
I actually really like the netflix idea but I still think net neutrality is too important to not be regulated, I wish netflix or someone similar would say "this is what we are goin…