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by Navarr 12y ago
The primary thing I noticed when I first saw this pointed out is AndroidPolice's articles on the [Google+ redesign]( http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/16/significant-google-a... ) and the [Gmail Redesig
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by Navarr 12y ago
I like the batsignal in the source
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by Navarr 12y ago
Ah you're right, on second review that is what it means. Dropping the entire product name makes it parse like you're just combining the two. And now I feel particularly stupid.
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Re: Have you ever seen a room full of second graders try to log into something?
7 points by Navarr 12y ago|8 comments
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by Navarr 12y ago
I personally hate that, if only because I want my email to be received as soon as possible, which does not happen that way. Coworker beside me: "I just sent you that thing." Me: "Great, let me just go to settings, accounts, s
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by Navarr 12y ago
Is it spying when you're just not turning off automated systems that nobody looks at the data for? It's literally no different than what Google does for anyone else, yet it's spying for schools because... why? Were the childr
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by Navarr 12y ago
Definitely this. Most of the stuff I put up on Facebook is stuff I'm making publicly available, so while I wouldn't trust Facebook with private information I'm definitely still utilizing it a lot.
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by Navarr 12y ago
I've always wanted to, but right now I'm just trying to get my S/O and myself in the same place. It's definitely something I have been okay with in the past, and would be okay with in the future - but that bit of life
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by Navarr 12y ago
Bowling Green, OH, USA; Remote/Local; Full Time Professional Stack (mid-senior level): PHP (Yii, ZF1), MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery [etc] Professional Stack (junior-mid level): Android, Java Hobby Stack: ZF2, Node.js, Socket.
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by Navarr 12y ago
Arrrrrington is off his rocker again. Harkening the death of Google and Google+ as if he'd spent enough time around there to know what he's talking about. He doesn't even bother researching the technology he's writing a
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by Navarr 13y ago
Phabricator is definitely interesting. In my limited time with it I really took a liking to it. Unfortunately, to me, the Atlassian toolchain still wins out over it, provided it's within the budget. I vastly prefer Jira's Agile
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by Navarr 13y ago
TL;DR "It would take us a couple of months to get this feature out. I think it would be mostly moot at that point."
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by Navarr 13y ago
This is a silly, unnecessary standard that will probably not be implemented by anyone. Saying we need it and we need it now is simply ridiculous.
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Social is the PURPOSE of VR(blog.navarr.me)
1 points by Navarr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Navarr 13y ago
No need for hits. It's a tiny blog. Relevant xkcd though: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by Navarr 13y ago
Honestly, the article takes it to the extreme. There is provided to evidence of wage theft or even attempt. Other commenters have pointed out, however, that restricted trade contracts are illegal which is what forms most of the basis of why
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How are cold-calling ceasefires illegal?(blog.navarr.me)
35 points by Navarr 13y ago|66 comments
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by Navarr 13y ago
This isn't a WTF. Don't use private APIs! They're inherently fragile! It's like complaining when your web scraper fails because a company updated their website!
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Shutting down Google Voice for Outlook(navarr.svbtle.com)
1 points by Navarr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Navarr 13y ago
You're not really allowed to as part of the PHP terms. (IANAL) http://www.php.net/license/3_01.txt 3. The name "PHP" must not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software wi
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by Navarr 13y ago
But since it's their internal infrastructure they can't not lock it down. Anything that is cloud-based has to be locked down. If at all possible, APIs for interacting with cloud-based services should be put into AOSP.
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by Navarr 13y ago
You really don't need to be telling people what they should upvote :| Maybe one answers the poll, but doesn't see it as useful so they don't upvote the post.
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by Navarr 13y ago
While true, Google has made a big mention of pointing out that everything in the Play SDK leverages their cloud, and that they make all the APIs that can't inside of AOSP. You can still geolocate inside AOSP, it just isn't as effi
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by Navarr 13y ago
Motorola just finished launching their what appears to be fairly successful Motorola X and G lines under the Google name (after being purchased by Google) and is being sold to Lenovo. Motorola is making the best phone I've used to date
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by Navarr 13y ago
I'd say if Google can send this much traffic automated it is most certainly a bug. They should engineer some sort of upper limit to the amount of traffic sent to a single ip so as not to perform denial of service attacks on it.
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by Navarr 13y ago
Licenses to develop for Github Enterprise Edition (also maybe Atom editor?)
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Kickstarter to bring a Cat Café to LA(kickstarter.com)
1 points by Navarr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Navarr 13y ago
Pidgin isn't really an alternative. One of the best things about imo was remotely stored chat history, access to both the history and your IMs across devices (including ones you missed while you were out), etc.
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by Navarr 13y ago
What's really shitty, in my opinion, is that they're giving 3 days notice, and only 7 days to download your chat logs for those networks. (For those unaware, retrieving your chat logs has been a feature of IMO for a very, very lo
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Discontinuing support for all third-party messaging networks(blog.imo.im)
40 points by Navarr 13y ago|48 comments

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