So basically the creator of the shirt is lying about their shirt being censored in order to sell more shirts?
Posts by JDX
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'Peeping while you're sleeping' NSA parody T-shirt ban BACKFIRES
But it's only wafer thin: Skinniest keyboard EVER is designed by Camby biz
If they make it cheap enough
Every iPad case could have one as standard (like the Surface but you don't have to pay silly money). Apple could invent the idea of a tablet with keyboard... or more seriously could be the first company to actually do it in a slick way people want to buy/use (actually I think MS did that with Surface but nobody noticed).
iPhone rises, Android slips in US, UK
Microsoft gives TechNet a one-off reprieve
It's official: Apple sends out invitations for September 10 event
Re: Awaiting magic and revolution
I'm not sure I want revolution. I want a damn phone which is slick to use (fast, nice OS) and well designed aesthetically. I do not want lasers or scissors or a toaster built in. Battery life and super-tough glass you can use with gloves are my two requests compared to current iPhone and comparable handsets.
Intel readies server-grade Atom for microserver ARM wrestling
Researcher bags $12,500 after showing how to hack Zuck's pics
Re: DIY
Need and appreciate are two very different words. If I was fielding bug reports from users, screenshots and videos would be wonderful.
Except the video would be either full desktop resolution saved as AVI and attached to the email, or 320x240 pixelated rubbish, of course, based on most users!
Give us a break: Next Android version to be called 'KitKat'
Microsoft - do you really think you can take on Google with Nokia?
Will WindowsPhone become Nokia-only?
I mean directly and deliberately, rather than just because nobody else wants it... with full control over the hardware like Apple do?
Despite the shoddy BBC news coverage which makes it sound like Nokia hasn't moved into smartphones yet, WP is slowly gaining ground and is at least credible. MS don't need to own the market, just hold a non-negligible share of it, 10-20% perhaps.
Microsoft's $7.1bn Nokia gobble: Why you should expect the unexpected
I think it could be quite interesting.
I do think it's a shame they won't be Nokia phones, since they are not buying Nokia as a whole, that's a big brand name to lose.
But Lumia is developing as quite a strong brand (whether you like it is a different story) and they could for instance integrate Skype into the phone even more tightly.
WP8 is arguably MS' best product right now, though unfortunately one of their worst sellers!
10,000 app devs SLEEP together in four-day code-chat-drink tech orgy camp
Nokia drives cars into the clouds: Hear HERE, you're here, hear?
ICANN destroys Google's dotless domain dream
Fukushima sends Japanese IT to the cloud
Microsoft buys Nokia's mobile business
Google chap reverse engineers Sinclair Scientific Calculator
Re: long lost art of efficient programming
Clever efficient programmers are all over the place still. But clever, efficient programming is a tool to use when needed rather than all the time - if your input requirements mean a simple O(N^2) solution is perfectly fine then why spend an extra two days writing a convoluted O(NlogN) one. They didn't do this for fun back in the old days, but because it was essential - nowadays we still do it when it's essential.
You don't rebuild your Ford Focus engine and tune it because it doesn't actually make your commute to work any quicker. But you do your track car.
Foursquare gets pushy with fandroids, touchy Windows 8 bods
Fandroids blow $200,000 on secret PANIC BUTTON for their smartmobes
Vulture 2 spaceplane rises from the powdered nylon
Facebook strips away a bit more of your privacy – but won't say why
Not bothered but...
I actually don't object to being given a free service in return for using my information, as long as you tell me how it will be used and let me quit if I disagree. Someone has to pay for it...
However, I would be interested in FB offering a paid membership to opt out of all that crud - give people who object a way to keep using your product and paying the revenue you would have got through ads.
For now, if I just don't 'like' products and brands the problem seems to go away. The only time I would 'like' is to support a local business or enroll in a contest which I'll then 'unlike' later.
Re: Evil
No, not even slightly. Perhaps use a dictionary... evil doesn't mean running questionable practices, just as a moron is not someone who is technically incompetent.
Dubious, questionable, controversial, worrying, unethical are all terms you could use quite legitimately. Evil is several orders of magnitude above any of those, unless you view that taking liberties with digital privacy is on a par with throwing Jews into gas chambers. If you do, then I'll make an exception against using the term moron.
Google goes back to the future with SQL F1 database
Selfie twerks its way into the dictionary
And each generation ends up sounding like sad old crusties when they come out with stuff like:
" I'd suggest that the disease of social networking is to blame for the rapid rise in the nonsense language as kids try to be individual and identify themselves."
(not picking on you just making a point)
Dopey dope-growing dope smoked out by own dope dope-growing vid
Tor usage up by more than 100% in August
Skype: 3D video calling is the FUTURE
Google's Project Glass headman answers most pressing question: 'Why?'
Re: Honey someone's calling you
How short sighted (ha!) to assign today's limitations as fundamental road-blocks. You'd hope people on a tech forum would be a little more open-minded.
Pessimism generally is a self fulfilling prophecy, people need to be excited about new tech. If it doesn't work, move on, but don't be apathetic and kill it before it can have a chance.
"Yeah, but why would you WANT to fly to America in 3 hours?"
"You want to send someone to the moon just so they can come back?"
Re: The computer that 'lives on your head' will change mankind
Yeah, because one thing failed all things will fail. It may be a pivotal moment, it may be nothing much - these things are only easy to see in retrospect. Similar with self-driving cars.
Glass 1.0 isn't such a big deal, but the concept has maybe a 50:50 chance to truly change the world IMO.
Silicon daddy: Moore's Law about to be repealed, but don't blame physics
Boffins force Skype to look you in the eye
Thought the PC market couldn't get any worse? HAH! Think again
Web showered in golden iPhone 5S vid glory - but is it all a DISTRACTION?
Re: but Apple will probably wait ..
Touch-screen smartphones and proper tablets (not just a computer stuck in a touchscreen unit)? Siri? iTunes?
First to mainstream market on those, no? Someone selling a few mp3s online doesn't really count, and I think modern tablets are different enough from their predecessors to count. And a fully touch-screen phone is /was a pretty bold move.
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