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12y ago
I agree with your point that that's the way things go in the city. I've lived in 4 major US cities in my life, and the cops respond to some things and don't respond to others. It's generally a numbers game. I also agr
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12y ago
Google led me to Samsung. Under the "Voice Recognition" section [1] Voice Recognition You can control your SmartTV, and use many of its features, with voice commands. If you enable Voice Recognition, you can interact with yo
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12y ago
> you don't need the manufacturer to strike deals with Netflix/HBO/Hulu, you just need a web browser. In theory, the same could be said for Chromecast, since the casting server isn't something that Google sets up, but
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Somebody’s Already Using Verizon’s ID to Track Users
(propublica.org)
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There's also a matter of motivation. "Survival of the fittest" comes along with the connotation that it's better to aim for the top [let's say 10]% in order to continue to exist. "Death to the weakest" h
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Ello raises $5.5M, becomes public benefit corporation
(cir.ca)
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I've had Ubuntu as my primary desktop for about a decade and the regression issue is my biggest one, especially with three monitors. Fortunately it takes me far less time to go from non-booting desktop to something usable these days,
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12y ago
I've been wanting something similar, but in the form of automated expiration after a certain amount of time (able to set "expiration" to either "Archive" or "Trash" in said rule). For example, I'd lov
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enobrev
12y ago
I remember being a big fan of Shutter, though some time ago, I switched to ScreenCloud ( https://screencloud.net/ ), for its ease in automatic instantly sharing.
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enobrev
12y ago
"Smart and Creative" does not mean "Lucrative". Less cynically, one might consider it a virtuous circle. Google gives smart and creative people a chance to organize into small teams and innovate. When some of those pr
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enobrev
12y ago
Interesting. I have a 2013 MBP from work and my monitors have HDMI and I seem to recall HDMI / DP converters. I'll need to check if the display ports work well with ubuntu. Thanks! (two 27s and a 24! Fantastic!)
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12y ago
Exactly right, communication tools should have no real estate if you're trying to focus. I keep three screens: one with multiple terminals, one with my code editor(s), and one for displaying whatever I'm coding (android emulator,
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enobrev
12y ago
I transitioned from three 19" monitors to two beautiful 27" monitors for about a year. I hated it. Nonetheless, I gave it a worthy shot and allowed myself to get used to it. Turns out, I'm most productive when I have at le
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12y ago
How are you using the three external monitors from a laptop? The reason I stick with a desktop is because I very heavily rely upon three monitors and haven't found any decent solutions to do so with a laptop. I'm using ubuntu, s
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12y ago
@touchmuchtodo, unfortunately you cannot stream digital antenna content to a Chromecast directly. I would assume it would need a digital signal converter, at the very least. I've been considering getting a TV tuner card for my deskto
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enobrev
12y ago
Fantastic article, and a case well made. Thank you for writing it. I have one small criticism: "On June 20, 2011 Dropbox let anyone on the site login as any other user". This can easily be misconstrued as though it were a malic
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enobrev
12y ago
I agree with you in theory, but most mobile websites are poorly thought out and implemented - if at all. I definitely don't download apps for every site I use, but for the ones I use daily, I generally find I need to. Native OS inter
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12y ago
Big fan and daily user of your app as well. Looking forward to the new version!
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Sierra Nevada Corp Challenges Award of NASA's CCtCap to Boeing and SpaceX
(spaceref.com)
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Interesting article, thanks for that. An anecdotal addition, but FedEx SmartPost can be incredibly annoying depending on how well the local PO works. In some instances, FedEx tracking would mark a package as "delivered" when it w
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Larry Ellison Steps Down as Oracle CEO
(nr.news-republic.com)
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I don't mind redirectors while in a browser as it's essentially invisible, but I don't understand why so many of these services use them in their own apps. The client can very easily report clicks without having to detract f
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13y ago
I like to have a history of emails from people I know.
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13y ago
Sacrifice does not buy one a free pass to treat people like shit. Condescension is not an award. (otherwise I agree with your sentiment and post)
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enobrev
13y ago
I have a very similar system, and for the first time in well over a decade, my total inbox (spanning 3 gmail accounts) has hovered somewhere around 10-15 messages for the past 2 months. Two questions decide the fate of every email "Is
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I've known a few programmers who can, but I most definitely can not. I started out as a [web and print] designer in my late teens and was stoned all the time. It seemed like a dream to me - stoned and productive. As I moved into prog
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My first attempt at a solution, were I to actually try something like this - say, with my hypothetical chrome/firefox extension called LikeMail - would be to send out a canned email with custom headers.: "enobrev has read and 
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I agree with you almost entirely. Although I do have one specific minor off-topic feature I'd love to have in email that I haven't seen anywhere. I want the ability to "like" an email, and have the sender know that I &q
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Google's Project Tango
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13y ago
I've had pretty much the exact same banking experience. Commerce Bank was incredible when it came to service, both in the branches and over the phone. The web site wasn't so great, but not specifically bad either compared to mos
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