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by RubberShoes 7y ago
We did a lot more than just MLB and ESPN ;)
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by RubberShoes 7y ago
I have found working from home just one day every two weeks or so relieves me of a ton of stress and greatly helps the rest of the working days in a week. It’s not about working one less day but giving me the freedom to relax and work in my
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by RubberShoes 7y ago
I’m not complaining. If anything, I think Apple has actually listened to all the complaints of battery life and reacted in a rather significant way. For example, the SoC discussion today highlighted the extensive work done to race to 0 and
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by RubberShoes 7y ago
Apple knew it back in 2017 and as each year progresses it’s becoming increasingly clear we have exited the innovation phase and are well into the saturated/sustained phone market. We will never see an iPhone announcement quite like the
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by RubberShoes 7y ago
Most likely Qualcomm after the settlement, Intel’s exit and issues plaguing current Intel modems in iPhones
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by RubberShoes 7y ago
Not at all. $35 for a pi and $200 for HDMI>SDI converter is significantly cheaper than any media server with that many broadcast outputs. For IPTV - each TV needs a decoder. Hard to beat $35 per set. Plus running our own stack means we c
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by RubberShoes 7y ago
I run a grid of about 250 Pi 2 and 3s across several offices and datacenters. They are the backbone of our graphics playback system (i.e. slates) and low latent IPTV system. Users can subscribe to any channel necessary without expensive re-
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by RubberShoes 8y ago
The L only runs through Brooklyn
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by RubberShoes 8y ago
"...is only outmatched by the more recent Mate 20 with its 33% larger battery." As a fan of OLED, it's hard to swallow this simple fact that LCD is superior in power consumption
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by RubberShoes 8y ago
This is hilariously true. My Gateway 7510GX sang on compiz/beryl compared to barely meeting Aero's spec
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by RubberShoes 8y ago
To me, the shift to USB-C signifies a fundamental change in how Apple is approaching the iPad and computing going forward. Those stupid "what's a computer" ads make a little more sense. With USB-C, developers will support wha
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by RubberShoes 8y ago
One of my favorite books. Highly recommend
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by RubberShoes 9y ago
We've been working with Google to create content that can harness these new specs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL-lmlkrmJalNqp7Q_dLA...
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by RubberShoes 9y ago
No fees, who cares?
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by RubberShoes 9y ago
AMP. This is entirely what the AMP argument has been all about.
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by RubberShoes 10y ago
Aaron Sorkin does this: https://youtu.be/S78RzZr3IwI Somewhat ironically he explains how he does it.. https://youtu.be/UJgslhoG--M?t=3m21s
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by RubberShoes 10y ago
I beg to differ http://www.techrepublic.com/article/amazon-cfo-said-these-3-...
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by RubberShoes 10y ago
So does iCloud ;) (and also runs on AWS) http://9to5mac.com/2016/04/11/apple-icloud-in-house-inspur/
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by RubberShoes 11y ago
Developers are the ones creating the apps for the majority of customers. Ignoring the tools that developers and creatives use to create and sustain this thriving ecosystem is a very dangerous move on Apple's part. Skylake chips for the
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by RubberShoes 11y ago
#firstworldproblems