danbee

When you've got to carry it, yes.

LCD has much better colour accuracy right now, probably because it's a much more mature technology.

Anybody know of a teardown of the UK iPhone charger?

> The ideal solution IMO would be something like Progressive JPEG (with less artifacts): you serve a single high-quality image, and the browser downloads as much of it as it sees fit for the situation. Smaller images would be created from a large, lower quality download.

I thought about that as a solution as well. The issue though is that taking the half resolution portion of a progressive JPEG or PNG will result in significant aliasing.

As asmala said, you can sync to Dropbox, plus it has a web based version that works great directly from the Dropbox web interface. So you can access your passwords anywhere you can log into Dropbox.

404 for me on Debian Wheezy.

It will probably need a new keyboard membrane. Thankfully there are companies making new ones and selling them on eBay. :)

I seem to remember it was on most Android phones, and sent quite a lot of data back to the carriers.

> My phone has never, ever, ever had a privacy issue...

Has everyone forgotten about CarrierIQ?

> "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" in a cron...

You're brave! Or you must be a Debian stable user...

iBooks shows me an error on the 2nd page:

"This page contains the following errors:

error on line 649 at column 295: Opening and ending tag mismatch: cpde line 0 and p

Below is a rendering of the page up to the first error."

Didn't know Apple made a 13 foot Macbook Pro...

I guess it might have been better to not use the pay-per-brush model and just offer a single upgrade price to get everything. Still, you get to try it for free.

I'd hardly call £5 obscene.

So... a 1.5Gb VMWare instance just to avoid pressing shift?

I've only skimmed the article, but it looks like they're not actually integrating Siri so much as introducing an easy way to interface an iPhone 4S with the car.

You're right, the 380's do have an easier to replace cable. They're readily available from online retailers. I bought mine from DV247.com after reading Marco's review (http://www.marco.org/2012/01/27/sennheiser-hd-380-pro-headph...).

The HD-280's are great headphones, but the HD-380's are a significant upgrade. Better bass response and more open sounding. They sound extremely similar to my HD-595's.

Most users don't read dialogue boxes and will just click on 'Yes'.

As someone who has owned both the 4 and the 4S, I can tell you that the antenna issue that was present on the 4 is no longer an issue on the 4S.

My MacBook Pro maxes out at 16Gb. Putting that much in would have cost me 4-5x as much as going for 8Gb! RAM is cheap, but there's a definite sweet spot much of the time.

8Gb is more than enough for the time being.

I've read that OpenSUSE is one of the best KDE distro's around.

The header is no longer being inserted for me. I think O2 must have fixed the problem.

Time to implement some form of caching perhaps?

There's always Theremin (http://theremin.sigterm.eu/) although it hasn't been updated in a few years.

To be fair, my monitor IS calibrated and those two patterns are very dark here. I have to look quite closely to make out any detail.

This. It's all very well talking about how suitable the screen size is for thumb reach, but I bet being a decent size to fit in a pocket was also very much part of the decision too.

I found my 2010 MacBook Pro with 4Gb unbearably slow even without running VMware Fusion. Mac OS X really requires 8Gb these days, unless you're running an SSD.

There's a good reason why you can't. If you suspend Boot Camp in VMware and then try and reboot into it it could cause corruption of your Boot Camp partition. If you really want to do it though I seem to remember reading about a plist tweak that adds the options back in.

Edit: http://communities.vmware.com/thread/108022

I believe the head crash occurred on a different disk pack, one that they were using to test it.