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It’s definitely “ten”.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Ko4V3G4NqII#t=22s

1 day ago on Things called One 1 reply 5 recommends

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Sorry man, only LINE has that kawaii as fuck sticker store.

Brown & Cony’s secret date represent!

6 days ago on Pick your poison: messaging will be fragmented, expensive, or locked-in 1 recommend

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You can’t do cross-platform with iCloud.

16 days ago on Rovio Accounts will sync 'Angry Birds' progress across all your devices 1 reply 3 recommends

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Came here to say this. I love LINE.

16 days ago on Viber expands to PC and Mac as competitors preach 'mobile only'

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My last Vaio had a great, 1080p screen, but the rest of the build quality was… not great. I have a Macbook Air now, and it’ll take quite an improvement on Sony’s part to win me back.

16 days ago on Sony's new VAIO Fit lineup refines its entry-level laptops, and its confusing naming scheme 1 reply 3 recommends

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If that’s the case, why fuck around with the lenticular photography?

17 days ago on Anti-abuse campaign uses lenticular printing to show different ad to adults, children

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What the hell kind of leap of faith did you take to get to we shouldn’t have a campaign to help abused children?!

My point is this campaign is a terrible idea.

17 days ago on Anti-abuse campaign uses lenticular printing to show different ad to adults, children

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A warning for adults elaborating on the message that there is a secret message their kids can read not intended for them? Brilliant!

17 days ago on Anti-abuse campaign uses lenticular printing to show different ad to adults, children 1 recommend

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This is a terrible idea.

This is an advertising campaign made for the awards season. Not actually helping kids. From this comment on HN:

No, thank you. I know abused kids are a serious issue, but the vast majority of kids aren’t abused, and this is a disturbing ad to show specifically to a kid, especially when the grown-up with them doesn’t see it. I’m picturing walking past this billboard with my kid and having him ask “Daddy, why does that kid look all beat up” and answering “no, that kid looks perfectly normal, you’re making it up”. Nice.

17 days ago on Anti-abuse campaign uses lenticular printing to show different ad to adults, children 4 replies 15 recommends