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A Court Ruled That a SWAT Raid on a Barbershop Was Totally Ridiculous(vice.com)
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Global Learning XPRIZE(learning.xprize.org)
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by antr 12y ago
By doing this they acknowledge their problems, and have found a solutions to the problem. I personally think that this 'spin in' approach is admirable.
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Salt water-powered electric car prototype approved for roads in Europe(dezeen.com)
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Stalkers, Inc(economist.com)
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Microsoft needs Minecraft to boost mobile ambitions(reuters.com)
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Report Claims Apple Launching New 27-Inch 5K Display Later This Year(macrumors.com)
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Vivint Enhances Smart Home Offering with Space Monkey Acquisition(vivint.com)
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Apple to Collect Fee from Banks for Every Purchase Made with Apple Pay(macrumors.com)
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Space Monkey acquired by Vivint(businesswire.com)
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by antr 12y ago
I'll ignore your slightly pedantic tone. I'm not calling this a failure or lame. Don't read between the lines. I'm just saying that at $350, for people who take sports seriously (a very very very small niche), there are
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by antr 12y ago
Ah yes! Waterproof vs water resistant. Yes, that was what I meant (changed). The AW appears to be water resistant, while many, if not most, sports watches are waterproof. Waterproof is a feature that I'm sure Cook would of mentioned if
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by antr 12y ago
I agree with you too. The Apple Watch is a mass market product, not for heavy users. However, I can imagine many people wearing this watch at gyms, where people tend to look after themselves (healthkit, etc)... but I don't see professi
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by antr 12y ago
There is a difference between submerging and just a sprinkle of water. I don't think the Apple Watch is submergible/usable for swimming.
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by antr 12y ago
My two cents: I don't know any person who is into serious running (I'm into triathlon, so add cycling and swimming) who would spend $350 on the Apple Watch and additionally you are required to have your iPhone with you to use the
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by antr 12y ago
No mention on battery life and water resistance... Let's see what the answers are when it comes out.
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iPhone 6(apple.com)
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Apple Watch(apple.com)
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Garmin Stock -4.5%(google.com)
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by antr 12y ago
It's not only the live stream which doesn't work, it's Apple's website too with a constant "Access Denied".
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by antr 12y ago
I still have hope :)
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by antr 12y ago
Call me dull, but I'm looking forward for a new iMac 27". Apple recently renewed the 21" version, but I'm just waiting for a new 27" to come out.
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Official Telegram Messenger source code(github.com)
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CenturyLink Said to Seek to Acquire Rackspace Hosting(bloomberg.com)
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Alibaba Seeks $21.1B in IPO(bloomberg.com)
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by antr 12y ago
Paywall. Article can read here: http://pastebin.com/LLfzkLZy
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Alibaba to raise up to $21.1bn in IPO(ft.com)
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by antr 12y ago
Wow, those CPMs are pretty high. Good for Vice, they do create some very good content.
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by antr 12y ago
On the quote you say "may be paid", and not "must be paid". That to me gives Goldman the optionality to pay, but not the obligation. Don't you think?
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by antr 12y ago
Teddy, I'm a Namecheap user (over 30 domains and a bunch of SSLs) and what really concerns me is that I find out about this security issue via hacker news, instead of being sent an email. This is not how you communicate with customers

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