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by bonaldi 14y ago
This adapter is really designed for cables, like those in cars. The unit is too long for the existing docks to be able to provide support to the back of a phone, and hence the entire load is going to go on that tiny length of Lightning ad
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by bonaldi 14y ago
"never shown any remorse over killing technology and ports it thinks are outdated and pushing forward" Whenever it has done this, it has nearly always been in the name of progress -- it has made things better. This makes them worse. It take
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by bonaldi 14y ago
There are four different Lightning adapters on the store (OK, for pre-order). You think a few days will make a difference? You think they'll announce a dock next week with an "oops"? If they were doing a dock, it would be ready on day one.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
None of the adapters offered so far look like they're going to support use inside existing docks/devices -- the best you can do is the use the cable adapter and then sit the phone nearby. On top of that, there isn't even a Lightning dock fo
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by bonaldi 14y ago
This looks superb -- inspired by MPW?
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by bonaldi 14y ago
It occurs to me that if someone came out with a new technology and said "hey, you can now describe your entire interface's structure in one markup language, the visual look in a second language, and the code in a third language, and then yo
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by bonaldi 14y ago
That response reminds me of his response to the pushback to his Tweetbot review. In both cases, he links to the original as if it is innocuous and needs no explanation, when in fact it is incendiary.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
The reporter doesn't -- the article goes on to talk about Fourier transforms, and how they'd been used in previous attempts. The sophistication alluded to in the article is in the visualisation of the results: the reason previous attempts h
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Is it possible to do something similar for 2G/3g?
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Crumbs, if only Dell and Microsoft had been interested in being profitable, just think!
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by bonaldi 14y ago
I have to be offline at multiple times, unfortunately. Some of the HTML5 clients are getting (like Todoist), but not so completely that I'm comfortable about it.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Is there anything like Things for Windows? The one place I most sorely need a syncing GTD-style tracker is work, where I'm on Windows.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
ye gods, another useful headline edited to meaningless moronicity. Seriously, mods, enough of this shit.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Reminds me of the banks with their "enter the first and fourth characters of your password"-type enhanced login forms. How are they doing that without storing the plaintext, then?
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by bonaldi 14y ago
So very many things wrong with this piece. 1. Show him the money: I'm not sure he's comparing apples with oranges here. He makes a good living from iOS, but (crucially) by consulting for others who themselves may not have a sustainable busi
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by bonaldi 14y ago
"Explained" is not the same thing as "fixed", or "non-existent", gte910h. Causes of portions of the pay gap have been identified. Even if you identify the remaining 7%, the pay gap will not be "fixed" until women are earning the same as men
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by bonaldi 14y ago
... not to mention that all of the "observable differences" listed have discrimination among their major root causes.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Care to provide more backup for the use of "myth" than "none"? In a world where women own around 1% of the wealth and are minority presences in the C-Suite, it seems agenda-driven.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Office 365 runs in a browser. I'm not sure why they're not highlighting that on the page you link, but I assume it's because they're also punting OFfice on Demand (citrix-style streaming)
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Only Facebook connect or manual login? I choose neither.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Yes, I should have said I've seen that in your FAQs. I understand it, of course, but it's a great pity -- the demand is relatively high, judging by the numbers of forum posts looking for "trello alternatives" out there. It wouldn't even hav
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by bonaldi 14y ago
I think Trello is fantastic. It's a game-changer for development and project management, even if you use it solo. My only problem is I can't use it at work due to our privacy and regulatory requirements. Fog Creek: A version we can host our
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by bonaldi 14y ago
If I'm really that unsure I can click on 'info' and be taken to the Google wallet transaction. Which is where you started! It says "Google Commerce received your order". How does that help make you certain? You're stuck in a loop between
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by bonaldi 14y ago
And yet it shows as "complete" in wallet's history?
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Google has been selling devices for years, not months. And, yes, I actually agree it's unfair to compare them with Apple -- but that's what the market will do, and the market doesn't care about fairness.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
"Unannounced ship date" is not the same as "order shows as 'complete', payment is taken, but there is no information anywhere as to when you'll get your device, or if it has been shipped or not. Is it lost in the post? Stolen? Who knows." C
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Given the number of stories here that get mod-edited to the source site headline almost immediately (even when that headline is meaningless) this is a lose-lose situation
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by bonaldi 14y ago
Because other people are involved. EG If you hire three farm hands, you can no longer say that the revenue of the farm is directly related to your productivity. It is now related to the productivity of the farm.
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by bonaldi 14y ago
"Let me be more precise: the middle class has only shrunk because people have moved from X to Y, where $25k < X < $75k and Y > $75k. I.e., no one became poorer, and some people became richer." Again, you haven't shown this, eith
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by bonaldi 14y ago
"I explicitly say that variation in productivity is only one source of variation in income [...] where does that income come from? Who made the wealth it represents?" This shows the same problem -- productivity (effort) of the individual is

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