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by electic 10y ago
Again, the quality is low on those and pairing is an issue. As said, they could have worked with the industry on that however they went with their own proprietary chip and protocol.
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by electic 10y ago
Well again, that is another problem. BT headphones have proven to be a pain to deal with in the past. Pairing especially is a huge issue. Instead of working with the industry on that, they went with a proprietary solution which is implement
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by electic 10y ago
Which is a hassle. If you are making headphones now in 2016 and beyond, you are going to have to deal with the lightening port to be competitive in the iPhone accessory market.
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by electic 10y ago
The real issue here is this might be anti-competitive, and go as far as being an anti-trust issue. Apple can now limit who makes headphones for the iPhone and the ones that are "allowed" could end up seeing their headphones far mo
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Disney World to Require Mandatory Fingerprint Scans(disneyworld.disney.go.com)
4 points by electic 10y ago|1 comments
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Scientist create laser from human blood(engadget.com)
1 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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by electic 10y ago
Same here, it seems this is still a huge hassle.
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by electic 10y ago
...kills off all the adults and leaves children at the dinner table on their cell phones.
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by electic 10y ago
All he is doing is helping the "stack" win. With weaker encryption and weaker security it puts the very thing he is trying to protect at further risk. "Victory at the expense of the innocent, is no victory at all." -- Ki
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Obduction: The successor to Myst(wired.com)
1 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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by electic 10y ago
The issue here is win rate. Ask any lawyer or prosecutor and they take pride in that win rate and how many people they have "put away". To get that rate up, they often go after the poor and people who have committed petty crimes w
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by electic 10y ago
Yes, yet people still came into the Apple store with questions in 2007 regardless of how easy you thought it was. Just because it is easy for you doesn't make it easy for the other 80% of the population.
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by electic 10y ago
Same here, but people have come in since the first iPhone to ask the simplest question to Apple Stores.
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by electic 10y ago
It is 2016 and a lot of people are still not very good with computers, let alone mobile phone components. We live in Silicon Valley so it might be hard to understand this very simple fact. I invite everyone to go to an Apple store and just
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by electic 10y ago
Or: 1. Spend more time with your kids. 2. Spend more time outside looking at the birds. 3. Working out at the gym. 4. Go to the movies. 5. Playing video games. And considering you might make enough money, this trade off might be worth it. P
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by electic 10y ago
Mobile and web aside, the amount of dead space in each of these pages is absurd. A lot of the pixels on the screen are just white or grey. One would argue, this is one of the major drawbacks of material design.
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by electic 10y ago
What about coding bootcamps? Aren't they worse? They try to make you a "coder" in a couple of months and promise people jobs if they finish the course. It sounds eerily the same thing as ITT...
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by electic 10y ago
Then the costs are even higher.
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by electic 10y ago
To all the people that think this number is absurdly high, it isn't. Let's do some paper napkin thinking here: Form: - The forms will have to be redesigned and reprinted. Not cheap. Don't forget, the 94W is in a variety of la
530.
by electic 10y ago
This is a very expensive change for not a lot of value. Truly nefarious folks will put in a fake handle to instill confidence during background checks. The only folks who'll pay are law abiding people via their loss of privacy....and w
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by electic 10y ago
The Environment Prior to Proposition 13 Prior to Proposition 13, the property tax rate throughout California averaged a little less than 3% of market value. Additionally, there were no limits on increases for the tax rate or on individual a
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by electic 10y ago
I believe Prop 13 forbids the property-value taxes you are suggesting. This is the main reason why cities are not incentivized to build housing. The rather build office buildings, malls, etc. There is just more money in it.
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by electic 10y ago
Thanks! Even better than mine.
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by electic 10y ago
Title is clickbait. Title should be: "Pegatron is under fire for “excessive overtime” and illegal working conditions"
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by electic 10y ago
> Reinstall OS/X every month. Seems like you might spend all month installing software...only to erase it and start all over again.
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You've Got Mai(youvegotmail.warnerbros.com)
1 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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by electic 10y ago
Interesting, I am on Chrome. Perhaps it was an omission and they fixed it...
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by electic 10y ago
I am confused, I went to the page and under Business Plan it does in fact say, "As Much Space As Needed". What am I missing here? Perhaps some sort of AB test is in play here?
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by electic 10y ago
tldr: STEEL SCREWS AND BOLTS are classified in Chapter 73, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) under heading 7318. The tariff has separate provisions for the different types of screws and bolts, and separate provisions f
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Pool Maker Responds to Rio Pool Defect Claims(swimswam.com)
2 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments

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