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Ask HN: What Is the Purpose of Publishing a Nonsense CG Article?
A "recent news" article referencing the defunct "Sports Authority" caught my attention today. The entire text appears to be computer generated nonsense. Is there a business case fo…
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Comment #32190488
A recent news article referencing the defunct "Sports Authority" caught my attention today. The entire text appears to be computer generated nonsense. Is there a business case for …
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Comment #31702887
https://web.archive.org/web/20220609000257/https://techrefle...
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Comment #26203535
I was very passionate about Wikimapia as an actual wiki for everyday people to add to in the first few years. There was a lot of graffiti, but it was also building into a great res…
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Comment #26112397
I'm interested in seeing how this plays out. I've seen such a volume of smartphones die in give or take five-year-old waves from "sudden death syndrome" EMMC failure. Right now the…
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Comment #20772207
I am in Wallonie. We hear this a lot.
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Comment #5119764
Huh. I hear "Leaving on a Jet Plane" while listening to this.. http://grooveshark.com/s/Leaving+On+A+Jet+Plane/3nvT5s?src=5
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Comment #4563497
Anyone can create a poorly made adapter or a poorly made plug. My question is why would an industry leader put an elementary risk at the forefront of a new technology? The pins sho…
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Comment #4563459
So if I understand this correctly, this system uses a male connector as a power OUTput? Does that mean every charger must be intelligent enough to properly detect shorting if someo…
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Comment #4563441
The Nook Tablet's included micro-USB charger is 2.0A, and the Nexus 7 also includes a 2.0A charger. Both also charge (slower) on standard lower amperage micro-USB chargers.
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Comment #4550927
Nice phonetics. You're right. No less frustrating though. Anytime I'm denied a choice, especially in the face of enforced inferiority it raises my hackles. Here's hoping all the pr…
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Comment #4550732
How does "competes with existing functionality" not wake up the antitrust regulators? Wasn't the entire IE shipping with Windows situation based on a competitive functionality?
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Comment #4211120
Look up e-waste in general and you'll find more than enough to read.. The difficulty is always in chasing these companies around following every step and verifying they actually do…
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Comment #4211007
According to what NatGeo and a few others dug up (literally) Apple hardly recycles anything. The glue alone makes recycling an impossible task. They ship most of it off in containe…
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Comment #3746067
Am I wrong in thinking the only thing this does is protect Facebook's financial interests? Don't they profit from the proper app and ad based mining and selling of this information…
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Comment #3522326
When the poorly coded app freezes, the Android menu buttons are often the only escape. This was an advantage in my opinion.
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Comment #3382172
It's never going to work anyway unless they put a roof on that thing.