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Will Twitter Sue TechCrunch?
Will Twitter Sue TechCrunch?
Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - 11 min ago
This is an overflow of info and all "positive" in that. This is not legit. It's a nice PR stunt. I still don't see a need to use Twitter. (see comment)
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State Dept. to Clinton: Please let us use Firefox
State Dept. to Clinton: Please let us use Firefox 
Comment in News (-1 diggs, 0 replies) - 5 hr 50 min ago
If this is how "IT" departments operate I'm very depressed. Microsoft has baby-fed you into a black hole of stupid. Administering thousands of machines and updating them (non-OS software) shouldn't be a problem. If it is you're using the wrong p … (see comment)
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Pickens to Sell Off 667 Wind Turbines
Pickens to Sell Off 667 Wind Turbines
Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - 17 hr 16 min ago
Like Goldman Sachs? *gasp* (see comment)
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7 Reasons Nokia Phones Get No Love in U.S.
7 Reasons Nokia Phones Get No Love in U.S.
Comment in News (3 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/13/2009
"Their phones are also completely open, you are free to do with them whatever you want and install whatever application you want." If you have enough money, then sure, you can do whatever you want. Symbian is not really open and not easy to pro … (see comment)
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7 Reasons Nokia Phones Get No Love in U.S.
7 Reasons Nokia Phones Get No Love in U.S.
Comment in News (3 diggs, 2 replies) - on 07/13/2009
Most, if not all N-series and E-series can run on 2G GSM in the USA. All the phones lately have had US 3G versions as well. They're trying, but yes, it is a little pathetic seeing how large Nokia is. Another problem is subsidising. AT&T doesn't seem … (see comment)
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Videogame Message Board Reaction Chart
Videogame Message Board Reaction Chart
Comment in Images (2 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/11/2009
Sounds like the name of a toilet that's on a swivel. ... *runs to patent office* (see comment)
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What to expect from the next version of Ubuntu
What to expect from the next version of Ubuntu
Comment in News (1 digg, 4 replies) - on 07/10/2009
1. Use parcellite. 2. Pulseaudio helps. 3. AMD did not open source their driver. They gave out hardware specs to the latest versions of their cards, not the old ones. The open source driver is being written from the ground up. nVidia's driver is pretty st … (see comment)
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Fusion-io vs Intel SSD RAID, Killer Storage Grudge Match
Fusion-io vs Intel SSD RAID, Killer Storage Grudge Match
Comment in News (-1 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/08/2009
Meh. You can get an even faster solution if you used Linux. Take 64 GB of DDR2/DDR3 memory then use 60 GB of that and make it a RAM drive. 60 GB of gigaBYTE per second bandwidth and NANOsecond latency. Cheaper than the Fusion-io to boot. With higher capa … (see comment)
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HTML 5 Drops Open-Source Video Codec
Comment in News (0 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/08/2009
No, you did not read the page. Theora 1.1 is *ALPHA* code. The digg article refers to Theora 1.0, which is the version most people, such as yourself, are familiar with. A. I didn't say this was good or bad. It was simply a statement. For you to assume ot … (see comment)
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10 Things We've Learned from Failed Threequels
10 Things We've Learned from Failed Threequels
Comment in News (5 diggs, 4 replies) - on 07/08/2009
Jaws 3? Godfather 3? Aliens 3? (see comment)
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HTML 5 Drops Open-Source Video Codec
Comment in News (5 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/08/2009
skribble, read the page before you embarrass yourself further. What I linked to was *alpha* code benchmarks. Theora 1.1 is not final, not gold, not finished. h.264 cannot improve. Its patented standard is set in stone. (see comment)
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HTML 5 Drops Open-Source Video Codec
Comment in News (13 diggs, 1 reply) - on 07/07/2009
Uh... Theora is actively developed. Where did you learn such nonsense? I'm sure you think Linux still "looks like Windows 3.1" too. Theora 1.1 is very close to h.264 quality and size and keeps improving every week. http://web.mit.edu/xiphmont/ … (see comment)
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HTML 5 Drops Open-Source Video Codec
Comment in News (2 diggs, 2 replies) - on 07/07/2009
Theora 1.1 is nearly in sync with h.264 in terms of quality and size. http://web.mit.edu/xiphmont/Public/theora/demo7.ht ... (see comment)
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HTML 5 Drops Open-Source Video Codec
Comment in News (6 diggs, 4 replies) - on 07/07/2009
mizike, you're behind the times. Theora 1.1 is nearly in sync with h.264 in terms of quality and size. http://web.mit.edu/xiphmont/Public/theora/demo7.ht ... (see comment)
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New Linux patch could circumvent Microsoft's FAT patents
Comment in News (8 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/02/2009
C# may be royalty free, but .NET isn't. Microsoft may desire to file lawsuits against people using the web page based stuff in Mono or other .NET related projects that don't use the official Windows-only .NET binaries. http://www.fsf.org/news/dont-depend … (see comment)
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Reporters Grill Gibbs Over ‘Prepackaged’ Questions
Comment in News (15 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/02/2009
No one in the Obama administration can give an answer to an unscreened question. If they ever get one Obama just sits there and goes "uh uh uh uh uh" over and over, Gibbs stands there and giggles like a little school girl, and Hillary tells you … (see comment)
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Reporters Grill Gibbs Over ‘Prepackaged’ Questions
Comment in News (18 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/02/2009
Media is GOP backed? ABC? The same ABC who held a special Obama special on healthcare reform and didn't allow any opposing commercials to run during the time block? Really? This is how blind Obama-ites are folks. It's scary. (see comment)
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