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by bcraven 12y ago
>not on a phone If the app isn't running on the phone then there shouldn't be any need for the phone to be connected to the internet ("Mistake Three" in the article)
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by bcraven 12y ago
> who would wear a kids like looking watch? If all Pebble Steel owners could channel their anger into comments below mine it may save us some space...
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by bcraven 12y ago
I imagine that the idea of this app is that it take over from the previous AOSP messaging app, much like Chrome > Browser, and Photos > Gallery. It's just Google's continuation of keeping everything under their roof.
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by bcraven 12y ago
I just got the notice "this item will be released on November 4, 2014" for the WiFi-only Voyage.
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by bcraven 12y ago
I am from the UK, and the fact that lines like, "You have ~ 40% of households with a gun and ~ 70% of people between the ages of 15 and 64" are bandied round so readily is completely terrifying.
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by bcraven 12y ago
I have always used traintimes.org.uk because of the excellent approach the developer took regarding urls: If I want to know the next trains from Leeds to York I can simply go to the address "traintimes.org.uk/Leeds/York"
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by bcraven 12y ago
And don't forget Portal 2; the plot was much more fleshed out and followed a great story. I am intrigued by this commentary track, looks like I'll be playing Portal tonight!
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by bcraven 13y ago
Here are a few 360 videos: http://www.360-degree-video.com/pages/360deg-video.php
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by bcraven 13y ago
The gameplay is also very similar to the PSP game Echochrome[1] that came out in 2008. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfICeBtVv8U
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by bcraven 13y ago
Schrödinger's Cat is a thought experiment used to point out how bizarre the Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum effects was. I suppose this cements that idea.
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by bcraven 13y ago
Looks like: - OE-CAKE[1] - Phun/Algodoo[2] Which may give some examples of what could be done with this. [1] http://www.teq.com/blog/2010/03/oe-cake-physics-simulator/ [2] http://www.algodo
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by bcraven 13y ago
This suggestion mentions "300nm" and "50nm" distances. To my eye these are 'nanometres', so is this a typo or am I missing something?
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by bcraven 13y ago
I saw Steve Mould demonstrate this a few weeks ago as part of the Full Frontal Nerdity Tour [1]. It was superbly entertaining. [1] http://festivalofthespokennerd.com/
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by bcraven 13y ago
This may go some way to an explanation: http://randomstreetview.com/#rrrxi_91xj4_-1g_0_-19
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by bcraven 13y ago
Well observed.
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by bcraven 13y ago
I completely agree with this- emails are cross-platform and available on the vast majority of connected devices, no phone required. The IM option of this theory also fails to mention that the number of different IM options all fail to talk
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by bcraven 13y ago
I am in the same boat. Had it for a few weeks now and loving it!
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by bcraven 13y ago
It's all gone download.com - new cockney rhyming slang anyone?
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by bcraven 13y ago
An excellent history of the problem of longitude is detailed in the book 'Longitude' by Dava Sobel. There are great stories about the clocks leading up to the creation of H4, and many more details on the "injustice" that
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by bcraven 13y ago
http://www.bbc.com.nyud.net/future/story/20120719-awoken-fro... Using the nyud.net Coral Content mirror.