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Comment #5124079
I don't understand this article and at the end I'm still wondering why is Mac OS Linux done right. What are the 'broken' things about Ubuntu and how is Mac OS fixing them? How is M…
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Comment #5100733
>Break down the video into smaller bite sized chunks to provide for natural breaks. I agree with this. Find a natural stopping point if you can or just make the videos smaller rega…
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Comment #5012464
>forces to log in to Google to install chrome extensions Is there a legitimate reason for this?
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Comment #4839526
Actually many who should have paid $39.99 didn't, and instead paid only $14.99. The reason is that the form which asks you about your supposedly "new" notebook purchased can be com…
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Comment #4648601
It's not fixed here (EU).
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Comment #4090803
> google is starting to lose people's trust What indications tell you that Google is loosing people's trust, besides your own ?
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Comment #3978719
Great post. I especially like the last two paragraphs.
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Comment #3777762
Does anyone else think reputation "points" don't necessarily indicate the level of expertise a programmer has ? I've seen profiles of programmers on SO where they asked to vote the…
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Comment #3736121
Looks great. I wish there was a screensaver like this with the current time.
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Comment #3687581
What do you think its more portable and powerful that, or an ultraportable such as macbook air ?
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Comment #3686471
I think this was posted a while ago, it's also open source http://code.google.com/p/terminal-ide/ What I don't understand is how can someone code on this, even on a tablet.
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Comment #3568826
This is a year's worth of data-sharing, I think they will gain much more than the equivalent of $25 per user.
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Comment #3568297
A percentage of what they make from your data should be a fair deal. Although some (like myself) value privacy more than pocket money.