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bruceboughton
12y ago
Except fuel flow sensors ;)
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bruceboughton
12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:82.148.97.69/header >> This IP address [82.148.97.69] is registered to Qtel. It is the IP address for many people in Qatar, if not the entire country.
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bruceboughton
12y ago
Now, about 1 Stellar. In the future, about 1 Stellar.
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The App Store has search results pages too. Top Charts are not search results pages--they are rankings of apps. Top Charts is a popularity-based browse mechanism. Search is an answer to "what can i play podcasts on?". You could ar
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True, but it does put lie to: >> Your file should be in all devices or none
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12y ago
No, they have Selective Sync.
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Which is why I don't solely use Backblaze (fast recovery, medium level of trust). I also backup the same data to Glacier-class S3 (slow recovery, high level of trust) and Time Machine (v. quick recovery, same-site risk).
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12y ago
I too am a Backblaze customer but beware: backups of deleted files are deleted after 30 days.
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12y ago
What would your list look like with apps you owned removed? 8. FartApp 10. Flashlight or 8. FartApp 9. Flashlight In the first, with 9. Angry Birds removed, it looks like the data hasn't loaded properly. In
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>> I seem to remember quaint rules against tethering at the time of the iPhone. In the UK at least, it's still very hard to get a sane data plan with tethering at a reasonable price.
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The whole anecdote tells your more about Blackberry than about the state of technology. That he was watching it at home on his TV on his treadmill when it was widely anticipated that Apple would be releasing a phone that was something speci
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Sorry, I missed off the <sarcasm> tag.
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12y ago
Twice the price! Daylight robbery.
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12y ago
57 isn't a multiple of 7?
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HealthKit is just the name of the API, like WebKit, UIKit, etc. I doubt it will be the name of the public facing product.
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Actually you vote for a local MP who chooses to associate with other like-minded (ha!) MPs.
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bruceboughton
12y ago
This comment is the epitome of a Hacker News comment. I expected no less when coming to read the comments.
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AirDrop is a end-user feature above all else provided by the OS. It's not true that it would have required developers to support a temporary solution. My understanding is that on OS X AirDrop was wi-fi only but on iOS it used a combina
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No it's not. No one is saying buy this and don't play with your kids as well. This is one tool among many.
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How do you pronounce SVYFT? You're going to lose a lot of word of mouth traffic with a name like that.
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Apple was recently boasting of having nearly 800mn credit cards-enabled iTunes accounts. Doesn't seem to me they are short of users. Also, Apple is primarily a hardware + associated services company. They're not interested in gett
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So your production application can potentially run in an untested configuration because someone has pushed a new version of XyzLib. Again, for what advantage? I mean, fine if you want to do that. But I wouldn't call it Modern Java or r
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So now the availability of your production service relies on the availability of your (development) repository. Another (pointless) point of failure. And you can't see why this is a bad idea?
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I've just started using scriptcs ( http://scriptcs.net/ ) and this looks pretty similar. I'm not sure about the name. CShell implies C not C#.
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How do you propose that our industry pay for the servers then? Magical pixie dust? I don't mind seeing ads on free services that have some marginal value for me. Don't force your intolerance for ads upon me.
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OT but my 7-year-old entryish-level iMac is still going strong running Mavericks.
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>> P3. Paleolithic humans successfully reproduced in an environment without modern medicine Many paleolithic humans did not successfully reproduce. Many died before being able to. Humans continued to exist because enough successfully
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Google is ahead of Facebook? Ha ha ha ha...
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>> Social + Search = Knowing that when I search for a thing, I mean the one my friend likes, not the similarly named one he doesn't. This is where Google have gone wrong. I don't want my search results to be affected by sign
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For diagnosing any bugs with Location Services, I'd presume. It's a beta build after all...
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