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Recommended a comment in Blake Griffin slam dunk highlights: 'NBA Jam' style
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1wps_vDebs — Flop City at large. But having Vinny Del Negro as a coach should be punishment enough. If they pick up his option by next Friday, kiss Chris Paul goodbye. Now if they get Nate McMillan or even Mike D’antoni, they could be great. They still won’t get passed OKC or SA but would a top team in the conference, maybe dethroning the Lakers.
about 13 hours ago on Blake Griffin slam dunk highlights: 'NBA Jam' style
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Android has an amazing version of NBA Jam on the market — ported, pretty intuitively, to mobile. It’s about 5 USD but really fun. It’s helped my depression since my Grizzlies got knocked out by the Clips (but no way in hell were they going to beat San Antonio anyway, maybe 1 game at home).
Beating other teams and completing challenges unlocks classic players (e.g. Magic Johnson, Larry Bird). Multiplayer hasn’t worked for me but hopefully it gets a fix.
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Recommended a comment in Samsung Galaxy S III review
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Recommended a comment in Google now offers Google Earth, Picasa, and Chrome in Syria
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Recommended a comment in Exclusive: HP's core webOS Enyo team is going to Google
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Recommended a comment in Exclusive: HP's core webOS Enyo team is going to Google
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Recommended a comment in John Malkovich and Siri star in new iPhone 4S ads
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Recommended a comment in FCC considers backdoor rule change that could jumpstart the era of internet television
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Recommended a comment in Best Buy CEO admits serious flaws, promises employees will 'speak with authority about technology'
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Recommended a comment in Sony Xperia P review
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Recommended a comment in Jury: Google did not infringe Oracle patents with Android
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Recommended a comment in Conan O'Brien on the 'symbiotic relationship' of his audience and new media
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Recommended a comment in HTC says some delayed smartphones released by US customs
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Recommended a comment in Google will keep Android free and open for at least five years
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Recommended a comment in Sprint ready to cancel early upgrade program on June 1st
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I beg to differ — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w5JqQLqqTc
If Samuel L Jackson isn’t right, then all hope is lost. And Pulp Fiction meeting The Boondocks automatically legitimizes it!Anyways, I always felt Nielsen benefited in their analyses of TV ratings since it can’t be quantified so easily. Mobile apps, on the other hand, are easily accessible by iTunes, Play Market, developer info, etc. And I’ve always suspected television producers and networks had an incentive to rely on questionable data just so they can inflate the figures per the expense of advertisers. But who knows (which is sorta the point)?
9 days ago on Nielsen's 'top five smartphone apps' data raises more questions than it answers 1 recommend
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Recommended a comment in Russian researchers want to replace your physical body with a holographic avatar
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Considering they didn’t give users a clean slate before instituting this new restriction, if you’re a constant flasher like myself, you’re fucked. It’s a nice token of stupidity considering they didn’t take the very minimum act of warning users before arbitrarily restricting them for an entire bloody year.
And the restriction itself doesn’t seem very wise. I’ve invested, over the years, in: an HTC Aria (no entries, deauthorized beforehand), a Samsung Captivate (3-4 entries from wiping considering the OEM refuses to provide updates), B&N Nook (1 entry), HP Touchpad (1 entry), and a LogitechRevue (1 entry). Add your computer that has to be authorized also and you approach the limit quite fast.
In all, it seems to discourage users from investing in their ecosystem! And, considering the status of rooting and all that isn’t expressly encouraged (in use with their services and deviating from standard use), I don’t expect an accommodation outright since I’m in the minority but at least give the courtesy of warning me and don’t punish me for using your damn products.
I was considering a Windows Phone for my upgrade in July — this pretty much thrusts me into the competition’s arms. Even though Zune has a similar, though noted as not being as stringent (only 30 days), this just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I don’t appreciate being punished for investing in an ecosystem and expecting to use it at my discretion — especially when I’m not even breaking company policy by sharing accounts.
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Recommended a comment in Comcast rejects claims of Xfinity app favoritism, says it complies with net neutrality
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Recommended a comment in Google to sell flagship Nexus devices with multiple partners this fall, reports WSJ
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Recommended a comment in T-Mobile stepping up enforcement of $14.99 hotspot plan with Sensation 4G's Android 4.0 update
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