Splendor

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571.
by Splendor 13y ago
I'm not sure the Humble Bundle model works well for SaaS.
572.
by Splendor 13y ago
Regardless of the service's value I found the security explanation on this page ( https://www.wuala.com/en/learn/technology ) to be a great example of clear communication about the differences between client-si
573.
by Splendor 13y ago
This could be useful but I'd be cautious about giving an app my Google password.
574.
by Splendor 13y ago
Yep. It doesn't matter how you securely you get your data to Company X if Company X is handing the data over to the NSA.
575.
by Splendor 13y ago
Requiring a signup before I can find out anything about the service is pretty upsetting. Luckily, the signup process doesn't require email validation to start using the service...so I hope the enjoy the garbage user data I entered to t
576.
by Splendor 13y ago
Dart?
577.
by Splendor 13y ago
It sounds like the author is saying that only people who take the time to fight through the noise of skeuomorphism will understand it (AKA skeuomorphism is jazz?).
578.
by Splendor 13y ago
I tried to watch a Vine but got bored half-way through.
579.
by Splendor 13y ago
At home I use a $249 Samsung Chromebook and RDP into either a Mac Mini or Dell Windows PC. If WWDC brings a Macbook Air with at least a 1080p display, I'll switch to that.
580.
by Splendor 13y ago
Bummer.
581.
by Splendor 13y ago
Yeah, but soccer isn't really a sport.
582.
by Splendor 13y ago
Very cool. Nice job!
583.
by Splendor 13y ago
The HTC First being discontinued is a rumor at this point. AT&T hasn't said they're discontinuing it. Source: http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/05/13/htc-first-att-offici...
584.
by Splendor 13y ago
This man is an inspiration.
585.
by Splendor 13y ago
Agreed. I just replace "Chuck Norris" with "Mr. T" anytime I read one of those memes. Makes more sense that way.
586.
by Splendor 13y ago
I can't wait to read more unbiased "news" from MG and the team at TechCrunch.
587.
by Splendor 13y ago
I'm more interested in the culture-building aspect of this. Can you give us some examples of the types of conversations that take place in Convoy?
588.
by Splendor 13y ago
I've been thinking about making a small PC dedicated to NES and SNES emulation. Is there anything that would make the BeagleBone a better or worse choice than a Raspberry Pi for this project?
589.
by Splendor 13y ago
$149.95 per month? That's a spicy meatball!
590.
by Splendor 13y ago
Those giant angle brackets make lambdas look too weird for me.
591.
by Splendor 13y ago
I don't mean this as criticism of OP's work, but if you want to influence your representatives you're better off calling their office or sending snail mail (postmarks show that you're a real constituent).
592.
by Splendor 13y ago
35, ID
593.
by Splendor 13y ago
Just buy a Doxie Go and an EyeFi card. http://www.getdoxie.com/product/doxie-go/index.html
594.
by Splendor 13y ago
Also, don't send me an email to confirm that you won't send me any more emails.
595.
by Splendor 13y ago
Ain't nobody got time for that.
596.
by Splendor 13y ago
And of course the rep I can't stand from my state is the only one who voted nay. Curse you, nuanced political reality!
597.
by Splendor 13y ago
Home page tells me nothing, just wants me to sign up for something I don't understand yet. That's when I closed the tab. If you want idiots like me to signup you'll need to sell me before you ask me to type.
598.
by Splendor 13y ago
I use Spotify as my primary music listening service and their music discovery is terrible. I'll gladly listen to Spotify through Twitter if it means better charts of new music, popular music, etc.
599.
by Splendor 13y ago
I don't consider a post that only points to the current value to be a discussion of technical aspects.
600.
by Splendor 13y ago
We get it. Bitcoins have value and that value changes. Surely there's a better place to discuss this.

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