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Comment #6814384
It's not just make it do less but not to do something until it is really needed.
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Comment #6813034
>In fact, the ability to install something outside of the Play store framework seems like one good test for whether someone is ready to make the jump. The exact same thing can be s…
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Comment #6812998
Not sure if your post is sarcasm, but IIRC you need to enable a checkbox before CM sends metrics data back. Also, by your metric of phoning home, 99.999% of apps in the Play Store …
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Comment #6812982
There is plenty of such software on the Play Store. E.g. Rom managers such as this one. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koushikdut... > I don't know WTF the cyano…
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Comment #6812282
>So you think that a user should be able install an OS that bricks their phone and still have the phone still covered by warranty? Yes >How does that make sense? It makes sense the…
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Comment #6812097
What about embbedding iframes?
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Comment #6812069
The funny thing is that many of the same people you talk about were vehemently against UEFI Secure Boot on Windows 8 being on by default although it actually protects tens of milli…
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Comment #6812010
So between you and me, we uncovered more than the entire Finnish press with a few minutes of web searching? This is looking more and more like a thread in /r/conspiracy. Anyway, I …
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Comment #6810869
Hedge fund ownership for the level of influence you're talking about is public information. One can easily compile and compare lists of top hedge fund holders in Microsoft and Noki…
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Comment #6810579
I find this kind of comments very funny. If Microsoft had the ability to install their moles as CEOs, why don't they do the same thing to Samsung, Apple, Google, HTC, etc. etc.? Ho…
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Comment #6809769
From the infamous burning platform memo, the rationale for leaving Meego for Windows Phone: >"The battle of devices has now become a war of ecosystems, where ecosystems include not…
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Comment #6809607
It's unfair to compare a phone hardware company that needs to make money to survive to a company that gets almost all its money from ads, searches, cloud and personal data and uses…
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Comment #6809442
Kinda off topic, but as soon as I opened that page in a new background tab, it froze my browser and PC for about a minute with an hourglass before it would respond to my inputs. I …
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Comment #6807963
Thanks, very nice. How do you get story point scores from the RSS feed? The last time I looked at it, it was missing that crucial bit of information, and I don't see it now either.…
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Comment #6802111
There is http://www.hckrnews.com/ It shows articles that came to the front page, in chronological order, so there's no ranking. If the article goes dead, it shows it crossed out.
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Comment #6796456
I guess this is why class actions are sometimes good. Even though the lawyers are the one that enrich themselves, atleast the company suffers the monetary cost so that it will thin…
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Comment #6796324
You're assuming that the confusion isn't intentional. It is, to make people sign up for Google+ while disguising it as a identity service. And more and more normal customers seem t…
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Comment #6783092
Also, the Open Handset Alliance terms may prohibit OEMs from replacing Chrome with, say Firefox. From http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/googles-iron-grip-on-... >Any OEM hopin…
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Comment #6783033
>this feels like a non-issue getting attention because the business agreements around Android are relatively public compared to other OSes. Are they? Where can we see them? The pag…
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Comment #6776758
What's stopping the Senate from reverting back to the old rules just before the next Senate/Presidential elections?
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Comment #6775569
Google isn't backing them with $300M/year because Mozilla is pumping out good open source software. They are doing it to maintain their dominance in search and keep Bing, DDG, Blek…