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  1. Re:Kill Patents on Apple Forces Google To Degrade Android Features · · Score: -1

    they have the power now to completely annihilate innovation in the entire tech World

    that's the problem though - there IS no innovation in the tech world. There's companies like apple that build world-changing products, and other OEMs who make me-too poor-quality products, and make a couple pennies off each sale.

  2. Should have known better on Japanese 13-Year-Old Arrested For Virus Creation · · Score: -1

    Can,t say I'm surprised. If I were outside the US,, I'd be wary about things that the bill of rights would protect me from stateside. Think twice ,I guess.

  3. Not appple's fault on App Store Bug Corrupts Binaries; Angry Birds Crash · · Score: -1

    Its pretty cler to me that this isn't an issue on apple's end. They're really good out posting guidelines for submitting binaries. Maybe app creators should be better about following instructions?

  4. Winning! on Bill Gates: the Traditional PC Is Changing · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Bill is right, the traditional pc is changing... But is it too late for ms to figure it out, or has apple already sucked out all the oxygen? It sucks to be late to the party...

  5. Re:Privacy issue in Europe on Ask Slashdot: Are Smart Meters Safe? · · Score: 0

    So many falsities. "knows when you turn on a light and what model your tv is.". False. Today's smart meters just measure aggregate energy use as a function of time. "knows when you're home or not." likely true. The same as if you looked at sommmmebody's house to see if the lights were on. "notify law enforcement when you grow pot." they can already do that, because your monthly consumption goes up 5x. Don't need time-resolved data for that. I short, chillax and take off your tin foil hat.

  6. Re:How about... on Google Trying New Strategy to Fix Fragmentation · · Score: -1

    I,m shocked that you're so naive. The only reason google bothers with android is so it can have ubiquitous presence in smartphones. It does this by partering with manufacturers and carriers to shovel as much crap through the sales channels. Manufacturers and carriers are goog's PARTNERS, not enemies. Goog will do everhing to keep the carriers happy. You, the customer, are an afterthought. The same is not true for me because I have an iPhone.

  7. Re:That feeds the rumor mill pretty well... on Apple Transitions Hardware Leadership · · Score: -1

    ipads and iPhones ARE hardware, dummy.

  8. Re:Why is this a problem for Microsoft? on HP Kills ARM-based Windows Tablet, Likely Thanks To Microsoft Surface · · Score: 0

    ... i thought all the apps on android were free or 99 cents and supported by ads? surely there can't be that much lock in.

  9. Re:Why is this a problem for Microsoft? on HP Kills ARM-based Windows Tablet, Likely Thanks To Microsoft Surface · · Score: -1

    i dont' know man, I think the iPad would have been a better choice. it has 3G and you can get whatever apps or music at the iTunes store.

  10. Re:Why is this a problem for Microsoft? on HP Kills ARM-based Windows Tablet, Likely Thanks To Microsoft Surface · · Score: -1

    Ouch. I would have gotten an iPad 2 instead. How big is the screen?

  11. Re:Will it continue? on On the iPhone and Apple's Meteoric Rise To the Top · · Score: 0

    Mod down as lame and incorrect. Parent is suggesting that apple "take it to the next level" by abandoning the most successful business plan on earth and becoming the next HP. Success, for sure!

  12. Re:" high density club" not really on Asus Joins High Density Display Club With New Transformer Tablet · · Score: 0

    Except that video is a compressed approximation of hd, and there's no such thing as an actual pixel. It's not like a photograph. Source: knowledge, ,try some.

  13. Re:" high density club" not really on Asus Joins High Density Display Club With New Transformer Tablet · · Score: 0

    It does contain space, a half inch strip to be exact. But the hd stream mis constrained by the horizontal width, and there's no way to get better than he resolution for a video. Hence, it's just barely hd. Or, to put it in the terms I used above, an iPad can display an hd stream on two thirds of the screen, while the anus needs 90% of the screen real estate. Hope thT clers it up for you.

  14. Re:A little less bias please. on Asus Joins High Density Display Club With New Transformer Tablet · · Score: 0

    fail comment - The whole lesson in the iPhone / iPad revolution is that specs are dead. doesn't matter the ram, the cpu, the graphics. all that matters is performance, interface, and apps.

  15. Re:Halfway there. on Asus Joins High Density Display Club With New Transformer Tablet · · Score: 0

    The new iPad only has 28% greater pixel density on the short axis and 7% on the long one.

    umm... no. The Asus has 226dpi and the iPad 256dpi. iPad density is 13% greater, on any axis. the math is because the aspect ratio of the anus is different than the iPad. 16:10 vs 4:3. for your 28% / 7% statement to hold, you would need non-square pixels :)

  16. Re:Not even the same thing. on Asus Joins High Density Display Club With New Transformer Tablet · · Score: 0

    that's 224DPI.

    ipad is 256px. ipad ftw!

  17. Re:" high density club" not really on Asus Joins High Density Display Club With New Transformer Tablet · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    "HD" for TVs is 1920 pixels wide and 1080 tall. This asus (sounds like anus?) is 1920x1200. This means that it can just barely play HD footage, with not additional pixels. In contrast, the iPad is 2048x1536, so it can play full HD footage in just 2/3 of the screen real estate. That's a high density display!

  18. Re:Whua! on Wikipedia As a "War Zone," Rather Than a Collaboration · · Score: 1

    usually when you cite personal correspondence it means you interviewed a primary source. i do that a lot when writing on pending legislation, I get details from legislators and write it up.

  19. Re:Whua! on Wikipedia As a "War Zone," Rather Than a Collaboration · · Score: 1

    I agree that Wikipedia is a great jumping off point, and so is talking to your colleagues or friends or other stuff. but you can't cite it in the final product. that's what the professors are railing against. I couldn't write something in a paper, with a footnote "Teancum told me." Academia is about a "chain of trust" from primary sources to the final product. Laugh if you will, but the strength of this chain defines the strength of a paper. That's why professors rail. as they should!

  20. Re:Whua! on Wikipedia As a "War Zone," Rather Than a Collaboration · · Score: 1

    i don't get it. what's wrong with GP's answer?

  21. Re:Butthurt. on Google CEO Larry Page Says "Nothing Seriously Wrong" · · Score: 1

    I'll eat your wife for free.

    i'm not sure if he means cannibal-wise, or vagina-wise. Either way, no thanks!

  22. Re:Disaster waiting to happen on Android App Lets You Steal Contactless Credit Card Data · · Score: 1

    [snork] that's fancy talk considering your comment history. "I hope your brain explodes messily."

  23. Re:Disaster waiting to happen on Android App Lets You Steal Contactless Credit Card Data · · Score: 1

    no, the problem is that there are 100 million of these phones out there that anybody can install a credit card stealer. at least when you buy your stuff off of warez.co then not everybody has it.