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Unque wrote:
It is awesome
It definitely is
Always Keep Smiling.
Yours Pankaj Nikam
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have you seen google's office?
i never seen a better work environement
and seems a very various and "new technology aware" team
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but the poll is not that..?!
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oooops
i missed the how "taste" was meant
anyway i don't like metro style and fb,
i don't get which particular style have both amazon and intel ?!?
let me confirm google :P
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If Apple is in vote choices, Samsung has to be one of them...
Bekir Sait
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then why not motorola,nokia, lg and kyocera .. .
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I was looking on the list for Samsung too...
- Life is a fountain
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_beauw_ wrote: I'd suggest Texas Instruments as well... TI gave us a brushed aluminum,
single-unit PC with good graphics and sound long before there was an IBM PC.
And not to forget the TMS-9900 CPU, probably the only 16 bit CPU that was outgunned by an 8 bit CPU (Commodore's 6510!) at a lower clock frequency
But sure, it had a nice case. At least something to look at while you are waiting.
At least artificial intelligence already is superior to natural stupidity
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I do remember it to be a decent computer for that time, but, as I have read, the processor only had a minimal set of internal registers and used a structure in memory instead. That accounted for additional bus cycles to read and write those 'registers' in each instruction. It really was not very fast, especially for a 16 bit CPU.
At least artificial intelligence already is superior to natural stupidity
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guess that's explains Apple's market share with so many us M$ developer still thinks like this
dev
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A very valid point. Even i know many MS developers working in MS technologies for more than a decade but are blind Apple aficionados.
Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.
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...it's clearly Danske Slagterier[^]
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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Apart from Nexus Q, what other thing Google had made had some design which is not copying Microsoft or Apple's design?
modified 6-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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But all that was refreshing about google.com has been done back in 2000...
modified 6-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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well, i didn't vote for them. but they do have a design style (gmail, picassa, docs, etc.). some people like it, apparently.
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Probably because they didn't want apple to win. I can understand that...
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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go Google!!!
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google.com
And, about copying "apple's design": would that be the one Apple stole from Xerox back in the 1980s?
It's all really about the best tool for the job and that is a personal thing.
Relative to google.com, "bing" just doesn't - but that's only my opinion.
Apple always has (and probably always will) impeded me as a user - be it cell-phone or computer.
Microsoft has [some of the time] assisted me as a user. Nokia normally assists me as a user.
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Maybe we have a different understanding of the poll. The world "taste" for me switched the question away from usability and towards more subjective "artistic" choice. I was thinking of things like aero, metro, the metal chrome of OSX, animations, the lines of an iPod or a Surface.
modified 6-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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fpnzmarksh wrote: would that be the one Apple stole from Xerox back in the 1980s?
the same one Microsoft stole from Apple back in the 90s, right?
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I did.
The poll asks for user's personal opinions. It also relies upon user's different interpretations of the question.
Google Chrome - unbeatable
Google.com - last time I found a search I remotely enjoyed, it was Alta Vista
Google's design of data centers and effort in minimizing/offsetting their imapct - Brilliant
Safari/MS IE -
Bing -
MS / Apple energy saving efforts - I'm to foolish to be aware of them.
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If we have so different interpretations of the question (for example we cannot argue that IE10 has any different taste than chrome, the UI is practically identical), it will be hard to interpret the results, but ok, we are not a good sample anyway, I'll go on with the interesting discussion.
Actually MS is doing some very serious work regarding energy efficiency.
bbc report
detailed plan
data center architecture.
There was an excellent video showing how they manage to cool the containers by using only minimal water (and no spraying), but I cannot find it right now.
modified 6-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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