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bobbles
12y ago
There's no mute switch, so thats something
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bobbles
12y ago
It appears there has been a response from Dropbox: http://www.techly.com.au/2014/10/14/dropbox-hacked-seven-mil... "Dropbox has not been hacked. These usernames and passwords were unfortunately stolen fr
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bobbles
12y ago
I've changed my password, but TBH i don't even know if that will help here as they seem to be able to access the passwords as well??
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bobbles
12y ago
FYI Bret Taylor, with one T in Bret
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bobbles
12y ago
The Australian government is expecting bitcoin users to report for EVERY transaction, how much it was, to which address, and for WHAT. Imagine if they had that kind of need on cash or even electronic bank transactions. No way in hell that t
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bobbles
12y ago
Are transcriptions of these videos going to be provided? It's much easier for me to consume lectures as text rather than watching the video.
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Tab Dump – Two Weeks
(tabdump.com)
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bobbles
12y ago
Alternatively they could take the approach of some ATMs in Australia and let you authorise the payment from your phone (using the banks app), not requiring the card at all.
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bobbles
12y ago
Will be interesting if the 6s (or whatever) comes out next year goes for the sapphire screen and introduces the apple watch style 'force touch' capability
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12y ago
A major part of the article discusses the fact that if this applies to the Apple Watch he will be disappointed. He is expecting developments between now and release (ie. more information) to demonstrate that this is not the case.
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12y ago
Presumably the inductive part of the charger will be accessible as an adapter to a lightning cable. There were mentions at the event that the gold/rose gold version of the watch come in a 'charger stand' box that takes a ligh
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bobbles
12y ago
I wouldnt be surprised if deal extreme has a 'watch body' that will be compatible with apple watch bands before the apple watch even hits the market
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bobbles
12y ago
Is apple trying to sell this to people that already wear a watch? Tim cook knows that younger generations dont care about wearing a watch because the time is on their phone. They want a product that convinces people that have NEVER worn a w
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bobbles
12y ago
A rotary phone will be bolted to the wall and work for 100 years. An iPhone needs to be replaced in a few years once the battery starts to go. This is essentially the same scenario, people wont care about them being disposable, because they
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12y ago
I only ever charge my iPhone at night next to my bed, if I just have to put the watch on the charging stand (or whatever) at the same time as my phone I don't think people are going to care too much. They will need enough battery life
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12y ago
A lot of the article talks about the manufacturing process being so precise and sophisticated as a reason why the 'old school' watches are popular among his crowd. It would be great to see apple release a video similar to the 
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bobbles
12y ago
They did say that the speaker was water resistant and all the internal electronics were sealed, but didnt explicitly say the device itself was water resistant.
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12y ago
99 cents plus $2400.
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bobbles
12y ago
I'm guessing they just used things that they had around, they easily could have compared it to this http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SKS399-Stainless-Steel-Watch/dp/... which is < $100
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12y ago
Imagine if these 'pay to win' games like candy crush implemented a 'solve this problem to win' mechanism instead. Maybe even have some sort of parental control where they can pay a fee to switch their kids games into edu
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Ask HN: How do you induct new employees?
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If Jobs wasn't there you never would have ever heard of Apple. Keep that in mind
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12y ago
* We didn't get a response so we assume its OK Seems like a pretty big assumption to me. Good change though
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Even disregarding the topic to be taught, as a trainer / facilitator there should be a responsibility to ensure the following: * create content that matches required outcomes for the course * have assessments that measure leaner compet
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Not to mention the fact that a few times (at least) per year, people are likely to use their cars for much more than just a local public transport replacement, but will want to drive across the country with the car loaded to the hilt with h
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12y ago
They have the capability to knock on the door and see if there is a response before they throw people to the ground and point guns in their faces
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12y ago
Does anyone know how to remove the red notification numbers from the icon? I hate these things drawing attention in my taskbar
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http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/11/englis...
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I know if the price was cheap enough I'd definitely be willing to put up with slightly longer pickup delays (considering that it'd probably still be faster than normal taxis around here)
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12y ago
I wonder what happens now. If i only have 'facebook' access, can I use their app? Their app has the browser built in right. So i could potentially just have a link in my profile to a pinboard/bookmark-like service, and see if
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