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badwolf
8y ago
The Pearl was my favorite phone I've ever had. I will always miss those simpler times.
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8y ago
After working a checkout counter for a couple years as a teen, I cringe when I see how slow self-checkout makes you scan your items :(
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8y ago
Bose recently got FDA approval for their "self-fitting hearing aid" https://www.hearingtracker.com/bose-hearing-aid
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badwolf
8y ago
Bose just recently got FDA approval for their first non-prescription/self fitting hearing aids.
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8y ago
I think the key phrase from the article was "The drone was spotted about 3,500 feet over Teterboro Airport" Drone flying at 3500 feet definitely seems like it could pose a risk to flights out of Liberty 17 miles away
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8y ago
With the latest iPad Pro using USB-C (as well as macbooks) makes me think this will be happening soon (fingers crossed)
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8y ago
Which could potentially even just be explained by something as "simple" as cohort testing to show more specific breakdown vs a more regional view
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8y ago
This is a point I bring up when casually talking with non-tech minded friends when they start talking about machine learning taking over everything... I bought a Dyson last summer. Amazon is still suggesting that I buy more vacuum cleaners.
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8y ago
One of the more annoying things, while traveling is when I forget to turn off my (Linode) VPN and try going to Delta's website https://imgur.com/a/5lllN6J
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8y ago
Which seems to be something Apple is starting to expand upon, with Apple Music now available on Android and Amazon Echo, as well as iTunes and AirPlay coming natively to Samsung TVs https://www.cnet.com/g00/news/ap
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8y ago
in Austin they (Bird/Lime/Uber/Lyft/etc...) pay a license fee to the city.
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8y ago
I've been using it daily here in Austin. Sad to see it go. :(
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8y ago
Exactly this. The fellow in the desk right next to me is doing the power/lighting work for a new restaurant going in in my apartment building - which is how I found out that’s what he does, when I ran into him outside my building entra
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8y ago
This is basically my story. After we closed our office due to everyone except me moving away, I worked from home for a few months. It's nice being around people.
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8y ago
I'm currently "officing" in a WeWork dedicated desk. Out of all the desks immediately around me, I'm the only person working for a "tech" company. There's a building contractor, a couple designers, electri
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8y ago
I was always excited to see what amazing deals Fry's Electronics had
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8y ago
That was the immediate benefit I thought of.
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8y ago
I don't think Google is ever set on any of their products. https://9to5google.com/2018/12/02/google-hangouts-shutting-d...
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8y ago
Gah. This is such a shitty thing. "Sorry, the anesthesiologist was out of network, though everyone else in the hospital is in network"
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8y ago
One of the several reasons I never even connect a smart-TV to the network. nothanks.
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8y ago
I imagine an orbital server farm would probably be in a higher orbit than the Starlink satellites, and would just connect to them, vs people planetside connecting directly. Starlink sats already move past <planetside location> quickly
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8y ago
>How many Netflix 4k streams will the constellation handle if a significant portion of London residents switches to Starlink? I wonder if as access to orbit cheapens how long it will be until we start getting orbital datacenters/CDN
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8y ago
A privately owned and operated web forum isn't exactly comparable to fascist Europe. Don't be disingenuous.
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8y ago
Privately owned and operated forum makes sensible moderation rules on how they would like to operate themselves. Now to Jim with the weather.
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8y ago
Very interesting indeed.
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8y ago
from my anecdotal experience, Every AirBnB is like an Ikea vomited all over everything.
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8y ago
I have an XS, and a diagonal wireless charging stand on my desk. It's utterly fantastic not having to plug in/unplug my phone constantly. But the upright stand allows me to still see/use it nicely :)
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8y ago
To be fair... Facebook often refreshes in the web while you're reading a post, only to find it disappeared from your timeline, only to be found again a year later when someone comments on it and Facebook remembers you want to see it ag
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8y ago
https://imgur.com/a/dFx48CV
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8y ago
This article and most of the comments just scream "I don't like new/different things!" or "I don't know how to do x therefore it's a terrible implementation"
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