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by calibration263 10y ago
There certainly are some games that are gone forever(I miss Glitch so much), but for the ones that stick around I've always appreciated how accessible they are compared to retro gaming. The chances of me playing GoldenEye without a lot
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by calibration263 10y ago
I have a Herman Miller Celle at work and love it. They're a bit cheaper than the Aeron, and as far as I can tell offer a couple more adjustments not available on the Aeron. (Lumbar support, seat depth, and seat angle(separate from the
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by calibration263 10y ago
Don't forget AIM!
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by calibration263 10y ago
I've seen it, but not every time there's a discussion about Android or iOS. Maybe it's just because the always on mic is the sole feature of the Echo, while it's just a feature for phones. That said I feel like a lot of
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by calibration263 10y ago
His point is that no one is concerned about the always on hot mic in their pockets, but it's the only thing people talk about with the Echo. Why aren't people claiming that everything you say is recorded on your iPhone or android
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by calibration263 10y ago
How is any smart phone that supports OK Google and Hey Siri different from an Echo in this respect?
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by calibration263 10y ago
I think the previous posters point is that the risk incurred by an Amazon Echo is the exact same as any modern smartphone. That iPhones and Android devices have supported Ok Google and Hey Siri for a while now, are also already always liste
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by calibration263 10y ago
Which reactors? And which had disasters anywhere close to the scale of Chernobyl? And of those, which of those reactors were newer than Chernobyl?
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by calibration263 10y ago
Fukushima was commissioned in 1971, Chernobyl was commissioned in 1977. That said Fukushima was a better design, and as a result was a much less significant event. Reactors built today will be 30-40 years old one day, but we also have 30 y
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by calibration263 10y ago
These temperatures are for North Pole Fairbanks Alaska. It's not "The North Pole", it's also not even in the Arctic Circle.In fact if you look at the first picture in the linked article, you'll see how the deltas th
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by calibration263 10y ago
I disagree with the claim that you need to jailbreak an iPhone in order to break past some capability wall. This was true in 2007 before the app store, and maybe parts of 08 and 09 before the multi-tasking and notification API's were f
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by calibration263 10y ago
The future is an upcoming industry standard. Bluetooth. This year I believe is the first year we're seeing fully wireless earbuds, last year or two wired bluetooth earbuds were becoming more popular. Both in the historical examples an
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by calibration263 10y ago
>I dislike wireless headphones as you can't quickly move them from iphone to macbook, they need charging and they'll always have some form of lag. According to apple there will be a continuity style handoff mechanism with the a
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by calibration263 10y ago
Oh, I somehow also missed the touch screens with keyboards item. Which I agree with, however keep in mind the original iPad supported bluetooth keyboards. Not to mention they launched it with this guy: http://www.imore.com/s
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by calibration263 10y ago
As another fan of apple(Having converted with the first Intel MBP in 2005, and having bought the original iPhone on launch day), I think your arguments all have some validity, however claiming it has something to do with Jobs being gone is