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Yeah.

I really hate how confident tech people about shit they've never done and/or just read about on blogs. I understand that apparent confidence is a currency but it's not the only one.
Thousands? Most that don't a) are games b) have goofy design.

You have to be very careful with redesigning native controls (see drop-down lists on the web), most of the time it's just an excuse for making the app not look "plain", instead of doing good design.
One typically doesn't lose their voice for multiple weeks in a row, or know that it will take weeks to recover for that matter.
Chinese Data Mask Depth of Slowdown, Executives Say
As a technology founder who later got an MBA, I've found a divide among the technology and business camps on patents and trademarks.

Tech people I know generally agree that patents and copyright stifle innovation. They may once have helped, but no longer.

Business people I know believe patents help create entrepreneurship. They think about it from a founder's perspective (they haven't founded companies themselves) and think patents would help that person establish a foothold against incumbents. They ask, "Without patent protection, how can someone get paid for their creation?"

As I see it, the business people don't have relevant experience. They're talking about a myth that doesn't exist anymore if it ever did. People who innovate and create have relevant experience and know how patents and copyright are used in practice.

At least this judge understands too. I hope his acts catch on.

The more relevant question seems "Without patent protection, how can patent lawyers get paid?" because patent lawyers is what the system creates, at the expense of technological innovation, as I see it anyway.
You can be speechless and still show up places, make an appearance...

So he lost his voice and you know for a fact he won't be able to speak for weeks? I wish journalism still involved actual curiosity , critical thinking, and a drive for the truth.
What is an Open Notebook?
Unless things have changed, Craigslist doesn't charge for rental listings. They charge for job listings.
No matter if the angle is configurable or not, the current default is a bug rather than a question of taste. The lighting angle is one of the few design choices where there is a clear right and wrong on iOS.
http://giftedhomeschoolers.org - still going strong! :-)
As welcome as this news may be from technical and common sense standpoints, I'm not sure if it's a good thing from a legal one. This whole affair seems to me (and I may be wrong) like one judge deciding that the law is bad, and thus that the suits are meritless. While this seems great as long as you agree with the judge's view, I think it opens a pandora's box.

Imagine if a right-wing Christian judge tosses out anti-creationism lawsuits, or pro-RIAA judges toss out anti-RIAA lawsuits. Even worse, imagine a judge indirectly on the RIAA payroll! Granted, these are all a long ways away from this case, but I believe that applauding this judge's actions is the wrong reaction.
In other news, Eric Schmidt purchased a voodoo doll.
I don't agree with the infringement, I just think that boiling it down to "stealing" is too reductionist. The reality here is a bit more complicated.

Seriously, I think I am the only person who doesn't think it is OK to torrent Game of Thrones. :)
Mario Marathon 5 currently at $31k for the Childs Play philanthropy
Seems like a pretty straightforward account. Neither condemning not lauding.
It sounds like you ran afoul of the fickle community moderation. The last time I checked, CL doesn't block ads, they just get flagged off by regular users.