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One interesting feature that I didn't know about in Ice Cream Sandwich was Face Unlock. Make sure you scroll to the bottom to read about it.
Is This the End of Silicon Valley?
The Best Cardio for Weight loss is....None?
I have seen and used this phone live. PenTile is still noticeable, especially on clear, uniform color areas and I still wonder how they even thought about releasing it in the first place.

For me, PenTile is a deal breaker.

Also, remember that real pixel density is slightly lower, because each pixel has two subpixels instead of the three in RGB displays: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5000/galaxy-nexus-pentile-disc... (though I don't care as much about this).
Thanks! For now I guess you could export the emails from Mailchimp, separated by commas and add them to the recipients list on -M
I like that you can't type
This isn't a solution to this puzzle, but the article mentioned the monty hall problem. Which is often a great way for nerds to butt-heads over how to develop probabilities.

If anyone is interested I have a solution for the monty hall problem that isn't technical at all and makes the correct answer intuitive. (To the point that you can evaluate it without putting a pen to paper.)
Clayton Christensen Presentation on Disruption
Why not link directly to the article, rather than to a blog that has only a quoted paragraph and a vague, uninformed comment? http://www.theverge.com/2011/11/17/2568348/galaxy-nexus-revi...
Unfortunately I don't really know anyone with any expertise in the area. I know I need professional advice, but I guess the problem is that I don't know how to vet the person giving me the professional advice. I'm sure if I had gone to Bernie Madoff five years ago, he'd have seemed great to me.

And, yup, regarding the sale there is a lawyer handling everything.
I apologize if this is covered in the article, but I could not find it. Does anybody know when the vote on SOPA happens ? How long afterwords until they start prosecutions and shutdowns ?
Ask : Competitor comparison checklist - is it helpful for consumer?
I built http://constantsail.com with it.
Sometimes deep (non-organic) depression can be a clue to the revelation that you've been untrue to your own nature. The depression is an opportunity to review what you've been doing, what you've been missing, and make plans to recreate your life in a way that's more positively rewarding.

It's awful to see young lives wasted in this way... whether they're 'promising' in conventional ways or not. Many people have made it through The Abyss to go on to great things - which can include things that are completely unimportant to society at large. No need to be engulfed by the values of others. Be true to yourself.
It's true that connecting components is just a matter of mapping one representation to another.

As you say, this mapping can be specified with a function, composed of other functions.
But if the mapping is complex, with different levels interacting, writing this function can be difficult.
That is, isomorphic mappings are straightforward; but non-isomorphisms (the non-homomorphic aspect) can be tricky.

How well does this approach handle the tricky cases? (an example would be great, if possible)
Isn't that a standard feature of x86 function-invocation, ie, argument values are stored in caller's stack? (although C# runs on CLR, but still...)
I honestly can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic.
What's wrong with the Roboto font? I am seeing this using Chrome 15 and Windows XP: http://i.imgur.com/BYq1J.png

In Firefox it improves, but it's still weird: http://i.imgur.com/c606f.png
Yes, but not at the six sigma level which is needed (error propagation)
That I could forward my numbers locally to a number I choose. Say my U.S. cell, Australian, UK and Spanish cell phones: I just buy a new SIM when I'm back somewhere longer than a few days, but that's getting ridiculous (though it's cheaper than roaming). If I'm away for a while it expires, so I get yet another number. I could email everyone or call them but they have an old number for me and it's a hassle for my friends, less me as my Android phone is great at keeping me up-to-date.. so maybe it's something as simple as an iPhone/Android app that pushes cellnumber changes to your friends? I'd pay for that. I can't imagine the telcos letting go the noose on their number forwarding..
Hmm.. Maybe I'll have the text tucked by the side, and when its clicked or mouse over it'll appear? I'll play around with the design.
Yes but if the employee is getting more at the new job then they were by definition underutilized and/or underpaid at the job they were "poached" from. Collusion amongst employers artificially limits employee earning power and cripples the invisible hand of labor economics.

Top flight employees should always be working at the edge of their abilities for commensurate pay. Anything less is an inefficient allocation of capital that hurts the industry as a whole.
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A human review of the Kindle Fire
I think we'll do. -M gave us the opportunity to write better commit messages and be careful what exactly we write, since our users would be reading them.
Kim Kardashian wears Porsche Sunglasses
My point was you can use trademark as a tool to keep someone from co-opting your exact name if you are not there. For example, I'm not in Windows Phone Market, but I have been able to have someone who used my App's name pulled from market by MSFT because of my registered trademark.

As an entrepreneur, I'm not sure you can do anything about folks trying to compete with you (similar name, similar function), you just have to have a differentiated advantage where folks prefer you to knock-offs. But most folks won't try to copy your name until you are popular and there is a reason to clone you, and attempt to glean off your popularity.
Clearly there's no difference in effort between a day installing and configuring a Dell server and several thousand person years of writing a solid, scalable operating system, so your question is perfectly reasonable.
This is the third Nexus; there are only two (not 200) other Nexus models. The form factors are quite different between the devices, so I wouldn't expect dock compatibility in any case.
Ask HN: I Tutor a Python Camp. Show me your best links, projects and exercises.
We're compiling a sort of online "Ultimate Beginners Guide to Python" with links to external resources, project ideas, exercises, challenges, tips, etc.

After our camp students tend to know a fair bit of Python, but not what to do next. Having a list of things that they can try to achieve will be good first steps.

Our students are in their last few years of High School, at the point where many computer inclined students start to really dig in. Most of them are beginners, though increasingly more and more are quite adept already.
Instead of 12 physical cores, 96GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD Array pushing 1M IOPs on dedicated hardware for my PostgreSQL database servers, I'd need 1TB of RAM in an AWS box because I'll be lucky if I can even break 10K in IOPs.

Does the price make sense then?

I have yet to see any significant AWS deployment that doesn't feel like it could be done better, more reliably, and much more cheaply as a co-located setup.
>Cultures are self-modifying based upon changing conditions.

Yes, and like biological evolution, cultural evolution has no foresight. Birth control may have facilitated these cultural changes by removing the most obvious downside to promiscuous sex, but this has next to nothing to do with my argument. The point is that such radical changes in a culture can have unforeseen consequences for our psychology and society.

I don't pretend to know what the "ideal" sexual culture for our time would be, but people should be more critical of the all-accepting, hyper-individualistic direction we seem to be going in.
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I am seeing the samething on Chrome 15 and Windows XP. I wonder if there is some issue with the font rendering engine on XP. Additionally, if you zoom in 3 or 4 times on the page the font suddenly clears up.
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As an online store that sells T-Shirts, Google Checkout accounts for roughly 5% of all orders, but a very vocal minority that really, really hate Paypal and likes to click any option that guarantees they don't use Paypal.
When placed on the same site as your product, you're already at a disadvantage because everyone that goes there will believe it to be biased (with good reason). One of the things that bothers me the most w/ these is when someone points out their own product with all green checks, and the competitors with obvious missing points (red x's). It's typically easy to find a skewed perspective that gives you a 100% on features, and the others lesser so -- these are difficult to "believe".
That's not a good analogy. Amazon made a profit, they just chose to reinvest it in infrastructure. The above mentioned companies are still losing money (I believe).

True, it can be a good decision for a starup to optimize for market share first, profitability second. But even an IPO only gives you so much runway. Eventually you need to start turning a profit. And the longer you emphasize market over profit, the bigger the whole you've dug for yourself.
Please can you expand about what kind of virtualization are you using? Is it like VMWare or HyperV or Xen or user mode.
This is pretty simple. If you work for one of those companies, quit.