Jony Ive is a played-out rip-off artist. He did one good thing: make a rectangular MP3 player when Creative and other morons were inexplicably disguising theirs as Discmen. Ive is the Trump of product design: With no…
Data compression isn’t the problem. DYNAMIC compression is. And it makes data compression worse, because when EVERYTHING is loud, sounds that should have been masked by others are not.
DYNAMIC compression. And it is, by far, the worst problem affecting media today.
What do you expect of this "innovation?" Phones are a mature market now. How much innovation is there in word processors? I'd like to think that Apple's regressions are finally costing it. Idiotic moves like the…
So a movie is not a movie until a critic reviews it?
If you somehow missed the fact that there's an airport in the area you're moving to, then that's your fault, not your realtor's. "remember that the loudness and frequency of air travel can change a lot." Great advice…
Or, more likely, they're NIMBY assholes (or, more accurately, fake-NIMBY assholes) who seek to boost their property values by destroying public airports and stealing from the rest of us. See Santa Monica for a great…
Buried for not being about audio noise filtration.
Fuck off, L.A. Times.
Exactly. It should be illegal to charge different patients different prices for the same service.
Especially since the solution that fits everyone is so simple: Have the Control Center honor the settings that the user has set up in System Preferences. If the user has gone to the trouble to turn BT and Wi-Fi OFF,…
The term is "win/win." But I agree.
It’s “key/value” store, because it holds two separate things in each entry: a key and a value. A key-value store would only hold key values.
Yelp is bullshit because you can’t downrate clearly wrong, fake, or useless “reviews.”
Good. Yelp = assholes
And the fact that these jagoffs stole contacts from your address book and spammed your family and friends with fake “invitations” that seemingly came from you. They were caught pulling this kind of scam more than once:…
NextDoor isn’t exactly technically savvy. NextDoor is a glorified mailing list, but they don’t understand basics that mailing lists have handled for 20 years. For example: When a user activates Digest mode, he wants a…
How is that a “rant?” It’s an orderly, reasoned-out analysis of their post.
Google is worse. The “Play Store,” which should be only games. Google Video... we all know how that turned out. Google Plus: Not only a worthless, idiotic name; but Google actually crippled its core product (search) by…
The term is “key/value store.” It doesn’t just store key values, which is what a key-value store would do.
Nice blather. Keep trying to push “Web 3.0” shit. You didn’t learn from the last time?
And yet The Verge presumes to censor comments and ban users who post comments that call junk junk.
mix-in
Not to mention that Engadget is now an E-mail-address-harvesting site. UP YOURS, ENGADGET.
And what happens when the asinine soldered-in SSD fails? I guess you just throw the computer away. Another degraded POS from Apple, at astronomical prices.
Jony Ive is a played-out rip-off artist. He did one good thing: make a rectangular MP3 player when Creative and other morons were inexplicably disguising theirs as Discmen. Ive is the Trump of product design: With no…
Data compression isn’t the problem. DYNAMIC compression is. And it makes data compression worse, because when EVERYTHING is loud, sounds that should have been masked by others are not.
DYNAMIC compression. And it is, by far, the worst problem affecting media today.
What do you expect of this "innovation?" Phones are a mature market now. How much innovation is there in word processors? I'd like to think that Apple's regressions are finally costing it. Idiotic moves like the…
So a movie is not a movie until a critic reviews it?
If you somehow missed the fact that there's an airport in the area you're moving to, then that's your fault, not your realtor's. "remember that the loudness and frequency of air travel can change a lot." Great advice…
Or, more likely, they're NIMBY assholes (or, more accurately, fake-NIMBY assholes) who seek to boost their property values by destroying public airports and stealing from the rest of us. See Santa Monica for a great…
Buried for not being about audio noise filtration.
Fuck off, L.A. Times.
Exactly. It should be illegal to charge different patients different prices for the same service.
Especially since the solution that fits everyone is so simple: Have the Control Center honor the settings that the user has set up in System Preferences. If the user has gone to the trouble to turn BT and Wi-Fi OFF,…
The term is "win/win." But I agree.
It’s “key/value” store, because it holds two separate things in each entry: a key and a value. A key-value store would only hold key values.
Yelp is bullshit because you can’t downrate clearly wrong, fake, or useless “reviews.”
Good. Yelp = assholes
And the fact that these jagoffs stole contacts from your address book and spammed your family and friends with fake “invitations” that seemingly came from you. They were caught pulling this kind of scam more than once:…
NextDoor isn’t exactly technically savvy. NextDoor is a glorified mailing list, but they don’t understand basics that mailing lists have handled for 20 years. For example: When a user activates Digest mode, he wants a…
How is that a “rant?” It’s an orderly, reasoned-out analysis of their post.
Google is worse. The “Play Store,” which should be only games. Google Video... we all know how that turned out. Google Plus: Not only a worthless, idiotic name; but Google actually crippled its core product (search) by…
The term is “key/value store.” It doesn’t just store key values, which is what a key-value store would do.
Nice blather. Keep trying to push “Web 3.0” shit. You didn’t learn from the last time?
And yet The Verge presumes to censor comments and ban users who post comments that call junk junk.
mix-in
Not to mention that Engadget is now an E-mail-address-harvesting site. UP YOURS, ENGADGET.
And what happens when the asinine soldered-in SSD fails? I guess you just throw the computer away. Another degraded POS from Apple, at astronomical prices.