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Comment #15806447
Famous last words of a Roman centurion.
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Comment #14179113
I read that, and it absolutely does not try to make the point that indentation is a curse. Maybe it is to some (not to me!), but you would need to cite something else. This is just…
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Comment #7429020
Is that a problem in any other watch? Left or right wrist, the 12 stays on top. Only the button is on the other side. Besides that: don't count on it. If you pay close attention, y…
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Comment #7415757
When I was considering a similar scenario, I looked at the airports around there and found Kota Bharu to be much closer. The runway may not be similar in length, but if your plane …
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Comment #7346973
I think the request for proof lies with something that claims to have a certain effect or benefit. On the other hand, it has been proven that taking breaks can enhance concentratio…
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Comment #7232084
The advantage should be more in user experience, since this would essentially put a halt to bundled crapware. People who are willing to move to "Developer mode" will not be the peo…
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Comment #7190513
I cannot avoid generalizations in answering this and I am pretty sure any Turk would be more qualified to answer, but there it goes: I don't think the political movements are reall…
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Comment #7189815
Forgive me for calling out your comment shallow. As a former Turkish resident, I did try and make an effort in reading up and understanding about Turkey. While it is not fair to sa…
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Comment #7189789
>> I'm not sure what you mean by that. It's not very easy to criticize something/someone in Turkey without being called names (depending on your view), but Kemalists are usually co…
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Comment #7189464
Relation status: It's complicated. They pushed for EU membership when their economy was in shambles. It seemed like an economic necessity for which they were (sort of) willing to m…
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Comment #7189393
I lived in Turkey (Istanbul) for one year, made some good friends and was active in the Gezi Park protests. While the country is now highly polarized, all sides have some things in…
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Comment #7182448
That is not the definition of death that the article uses. He argues that Microsoft died as a monopolist, as the bully of the schoolyard. DEC and Sun never had that position to los…
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Comment #7170097
Android does allow alternate app markets to be installed or applications to be installed directly. You would never get the reach of the PlayStore, but still this would offer a way …
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Comment #7154285
Too bad they dont break down the 'other' category. It has doubled YoY and now constitutes 10% of the income. It should be iinteresting to find out how many Google Apps clients ther…
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Comment #7143395
On a more general note, I enjoy reading these post-mortems. Not out of a wry malicious pleasure, but it is certainly a learning experience. Is there some place where these are gath…
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Comment #7143222
They took a course of being completely dependent on the benevolence of Google. That is a big risk, but maybe more common than you would think. I mean, Apple can kick your app out o…
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Comment #7143173
I don't think that is the point that is being made there. > Also, to the best of my knowledge, every single one of the publicly reported and publicly encountered Java applet exploi…
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Comment #7143154
>New Vision of Object-Oriented Programming by Trygve Reenskaug and James O. Coplien March 20, 2009 hmm
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Comment #7143146
This is not Open Source in the traditional sense of OSS, but it is rather open source platforms (hardware, specifications, technologies and software) through the [open compute]( ht…