@Arcane: Exactly, that theory only fits if one chose to focus on the symptoms, while ignoring the cause.
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Wow, overreaction. Making a passing joke in reference to the video would probably have generated much higher PR points than firing a guy.
@ChrisTheNerd: That is hardly the point I'm making. It's wether you have clicked "I agree" or not.
@vinod1978: That's wild, I wonder if that is applicable to all legals systems, and what the restrictions are for a TOS in general. I guess for example, opening a website and claiming, if you read this you owe me $100, is not ok.
Interesting, they think that their TOS is valid regardless if these guys signed such an agreement. Surely it can't be valid unless someone is a member of Facebook and signed it.
As usual, threads about Jobs ends up being completely troll infested. The amount of influence he has on these kids is amazing.
These are know as diffusion panels, the surface is hard and the idea is to spread the sound wave in many directions to avoid reflections. Usually they are used together with absorbsion panels. The result is more natural sounding than if you would only use absorption materials which can sound too dampening or dead.…
@Freakquency: There are two sides to this story. Hard to make a definite verdict from the outside. The official Google blog post use the same headline, so at least that is their perception on what has happened.
@ThePhysician: Why is Linux better that UNIX?
@YeahVille! Your move, Zynga.: Will.i.am inside
Intel has lost touch with reality, as a remedy, they decide to buy some "cred", so what's "hip" these days?
@A Flock of Smegal's: Logic fail.
@alek2407: More likely, the average speed at the moment you loaded your page.
@Make.Sense: You would need experience of both, "giant cock in your anus"* and using mac os to draw that conclusion.
@espinha: Not charging for Android and being open source is not mutually exclusive. Remember that they charge instead for mining your data and selling stats to advertisers.
@smirkette: It also helps if you subscribe to moral relativism. I'm thinking about this quote made here previously: "One person's definition of evil is another person's different definition." Eric Schmidt
Pretty cool use of technology, but the smarter choice for multitasking purposes and reading is probably audio books.
@anitesh.jaswal: It doesn't have a keyboard.
If that ever becomes possible, there might be someone from the future here now.