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electic
10y ago
This is amazing. Does anyone know if there is a prisma type open source project as well in addition to this?
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10y ago
Yea, the UI blows but one of the biggest concerns with Skype is that it is a leaky box. I know a lot of friends who have left skype because of government tapping. By tapping, I mean multiple governments all over the world seem to have unfet
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Shift in American's Reason for Gun Ownership: People Protection
(thetrace.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
This seems quite limited. I went to the site and it seems to work only on a few languages. Honestly, the best code search out there is GitHub. I learn so much on there and it works across every language. Right now I am coding in Obj-C, Elix
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electic
10y ago
I just added weight reading that article. I need to cut down eating bacon but it is so good.
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Spacemacs – Emacs on speed
(spacemacs.org)
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Apple: Buy Special Winter Gloves to Use iPhone 7 Home Button
(9to5mac.com)
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10y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12516190
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10y ago
You are viewing the 3rd party clients as a negative. This was their greatest asset. Instead of destroying them, why not give them an SDK? If they put that SDK to show promoted tweets and other adverts in the stream, they could have sold far
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10y ago
The problem with Twitter is that the demolished their developer ecosystem. The attacked the very developers and companies that taught people how to use Twitter and developed solutions that made it a viable use case. Without those myriad of
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The Nasal Spray That Was Supposed to Replace Sleep
(motherboard.vice.com)
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10y ago
It is designed to be foolproof. It alerts you when banking details fail. It alerts when it makes a payment. The system also sends you a bill email before it even makes a payment a few weeks before in case you want to dispute charges. The sy
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10y ago
> Will happily flood the house if something goes wrong. It isn't supposed to flood the house. It is designed to be automatic. Meaning no supervision. Tesla's Autopilot isn't designed this way yet carries the name. Let'
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10y ago
Captain America - Civil War
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10y ago
A big part of this is movies. When they show auto-pilot in the movies, people get up and just leave. There are countless times I have seen this play out in the movies and people think cars with the same name should behave the same way.
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10y ago
Most of Tesla's issues are with the name. Drivers assume this is a fully autonomous driving system. This leads to big problems. I have seen videos of drivers sleeping while the car drives itself down the highway. A more appropriate nam
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AirPod AirStraps
(9to5mac.com)
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10y ago
I think you nailed it right there. People have not hit those "limits" and are okay with what they see on the platform. Since there is no decent, the people are OK with Facebook's handling of cleaning content.
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electic
10y ago
This has nothing to do with what the OP said. The discussion is about what is allowed on FB and what is not allowed on FB. The article you linked to is talking about data collection policies.
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10y ago
Disagree. It is the main platform because those folks agree with the terms of use and privacy policy. As suggested, you can use something else that lines up with what you believe and frankly, if a lot more people do that, there will be anot
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10y ago
The issue is not that they got rid of the headphone jack. The issue is they went with a solution that is not industry standard. In the past, when they got rid of something it was either in decline (e.g. floppy) or something industry standar
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The Elephant's Foot (2013)
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10y ago
I never said he was committing suicide, I said he was a victim of circumstance. Even if he did intentionally jump, it wasn't a bad thing our society makes it out to be. We will never know either way.
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10y ago
"The world is as Just as we make it." - There are limits to this. There are forces far powerful than we like to admit. Systems man made. Systems that are that of nature. With all our might we can bend some of them, but sometimes w
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10y ago
Honestly, after the last year and a half, anything that wants root access, that is not open source, is out. Now, being open source does not make that automatically safe but it is a step in the right direction. Dropbox, MS Office, etc, are c
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10y ago
It STILL doesn't change the fact that I do not want to buy a wireless headphone set and sit and charge it. I want to use a wired version. That means I can't listen and charge and this wired version only works with the iPhone.
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10y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2016/9/7/12829190/apple-w1-chip-ipho...
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10y ago
The problem is not that they got rid of the jack, the problem is the solution they came up with. Okay, so the give out a lightening headphone set with the new phone. My options: - Listening to music : Now I can listen to music but not charg
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Belkin Introduces Jumbo Dongle for iPhone 7
(9to5mac.com)
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Apple: Buy the Lightening Dock
(9to5mac.com)
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10y ago
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