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sudomal
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Comment #7435422
They also own IMDb... a slight annoyance for me because it's integrated with Amazon's streaming service rather than being a neutral platform for movies.
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Comment #7428893
It'll be a similar reason for Spotify's [former?] monthly limits.
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Comment #7391942
Then why is Luxembourg such a magnet? It's not just Amazon, companies that exclusively cater for the UK market moved their base there.
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Comment #7389486
Different retailers target different sectors of the market and those sectors have varying levels of profit and growth. To me, Amazon seems to be aiming at the lower end, i.e. they …
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Comment #7369069
I'm sure I saw a documentary a few years back where an aeroplane engine manufacturer had a control centre. The sole purpose of this place was to track minute engine attributes in r…
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Comment #7347048
I'm imagining a future where most cameras have Street View style blurring in their hardware. Where vintage digital cameras are sought after and illicit manufacturers produce unauth…
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Comment #7324202
The player does not need to pay, but at the same time is subjected to game theory driven psychological trickery that's been developed over decades. Think of it like gambling, but m…
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Comment #7291195
It sounds like an ideal CyanogenMOD candidate. A phone from an iconic manufacturer that's already running Android and needs to be opened up a bit.
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Comment #7283211
I suspect that legalisation of weed is going to be a blip in history and they'll heavily tax it to phase it out. It just doesn't make sense to encourage people to breathe in smoke.…
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Comment #7283090
One thing that stuck me about Google Music is its lack of built-in support for last.fm. Was kind of hoping this had it.
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Comment #7217052
Yep. The disadvantage of consolidation in that industry is these big providers have a conflict of interest. In an ideal world, platform providers would be broken up and prevented f…
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Comment #7170971
I can fully appreciate this. Abstraction takes the fun (or spark) out of programming, all we really do these days as developers is glue framework components together.
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Comment #7157704
Agreed. As you get older too, you start to appreciate how much time is burned by working. It's good to work, just it shouldn't dominate your waking life.
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Comment #7156765
One benefit of this is Nokia could potentially acquire the successful ventures - once Microsoft is out of the picture and they're allowed to return to the smartphone business.
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Comment #7129934
Better yet, host it locally. More privacy for the user.
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Comment #7104201
AFAIK ISPs have special hardware from/for these big streaming services to efficiently handle the traffic. Every-so-often that peering/mirroring equipment cannot support the demand …
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Comment #6936673
I can't agree. People that use Spotify, Rdio, last.fm are edge cases, they are early adopters, often heavy users - the sort that freemium services often kick off when they mature.
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Comment #6935567
> This is disappointing, and I expect Apple will redesign the cameras because of it. The article mentions that authorities have tools to bypass the LED. I would guess that the comp…
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Comment #6934377
One thing I like a lot about PHP is its version stability, it has changed somewhat over time, but not to the point where it breaks important features. I have seen many a framework …
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Comment #6915891
That's the sort of thing an employer or some government official would say to give it a positive spin. If Amazon wanted to be praised, they would make the work environment more com…
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Comment #6829103
A laptop is a good option for x86 network stuff. Relatively low power with a battery back-up. I would never use a desktop PC, too expensive.