2012/9/14-11/7 [Consumer/Camera, Consumer/CellPhone] UID:54477 Activity:nil 53%like:54476 | 9/12 iPhone 4S has new features like 8MP rear camera and Siri, and iPhone 5
has 1.2MP front camera, 4" display, and 4G LTE. My 17-month-old
Android phone has 8MP rear camera, 1.3MP front camera, 4.2" display,
voice search, voice-to-text that supports English, Cantonese,
Mandarin, Japanese plus other languages/dialects that I don't speak,
4G LTE, and voice-guided navigation, all built-in. I don't get what
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2012/3/7-26 [Consumer/Camera] UID:54328 Activity:nil | 3/7 Does anyone else think the iPad3 isn't really that much better
than the iPad2? I don't really understand the hype.
\_ 5MP camera? My 1-yr-old Android phone has a 8MP auto-focus camera
(plus a 1MP focus-free one on the front.)
\_ The iPad camera seems like a joke to me. The iPad is just
to big to be useful for taking pictures. Maybe it makes
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2010/4/8-5/10 [Consumer/Camera] UID:53778 Activity:nil | 4/8 I want to by my mom a point and shoot camera for about $150 because
she's running around with this 1 megapixel camera from back in the
day. I looked at Canon and Nikon, but I am not as into this stuff as
some people on MOTD are. I take photos with my Blackberry. What's
a good choice in that price range? Definitely not more than $200.
\_ Canon has the best point and shoot cameras. The A1100 or A495
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2012/11/7-12/18 [Computer/SW/Languages] UID:54526 Activity:nil | 11/7 If I don't need to print for a few months, do I need to keep adding
new ink to inkjet printers to prevent them from drying and clogging
heads? Or will it just magically work once I add in new ink
in a few months?
\_ The nozzles will clog. Print a test sheet every couple weeks.
Or remove the cartridges and put cellophane tape over the nozzles,
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2009/4/24-28 [Computer/SW/Languages/Functional] UID:52902 Activity:nil | 4/23 what book is this?
"I'm reading this horrible horrible book about a programmer
from silicon valley that gets magically
transported into some world where magic is real
and uses computer programming skillz to become the world's
greatest sorceror … in book 1 of the series
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2009/4/6-13 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus] UID:52806 Activity:moderate | 4/6 In C++, if there are several instances of an object, and for
debugging purpose I want to see which instance of an object it is, I
can do 'printf("%p", pObj);' to print out the address of the object.
Is there any way to do something similar in C#? Thanks.
\_ CLR objects can get shuffled around in memory nondeterministically.
Using the address or something like that won't work for identifying
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