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esolyt
11y ago
> All milk sold (legally) in the US is processed, because it must undergo pasteurization So it's a choice between "processed milk" and "slightly more processed milk". I suggest making your decision based on calor
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iOS App Analytics now available to all developers
(developer.apple.com)
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Greenlight: The Times They Are A-Changin'
(gamasutra.com)
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Google Play has taken Threes off the store
(twitter.com)
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Samsung Removes “OK Google” from Galaxy S6
(phandroid.com)
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esolyt
12y ago
This matches my real life observations. I personally stopped using both Foursquare and Swarm and I know a lot of people who did. However, this graph does not mention the popularity of Swarm. It's likely that some Foursquare users switc
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esolyt
12y ago
There seems to be an SSL issue with Vinilox. I got Chrome's "Your connection is not private" warning page when I clicked it.
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Google Play install counts broken for several major apps
(play.google.com)
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esolyt
12y ago
I'd recommend it even more if you're not interested in running. It might change your mind.
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Bombsight: Mapping the London WW2 Bomb Census
(bombsight.org)
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esolyt
12y ago
Not harder than inserting a semicolon after every single line.
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Video of iOS 8 vs iOS 3 shows longer animations causing reduced responsiveness
(9to5mac.com)
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How to create an Android keystore RSA key with infinite validity?
(stackoverflow.com)
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esolyt
12y ago
It's very interesting to see a post on drawing from a programmer perspective.
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StoryDump: Real-time interactive adventures
(storydump.com)
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UK prime minister wants backdoors into messaging apps or he'll ban them
(arstechnica.com)
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PlayStation Outage: Hackers Take Credit
(deadline.com)
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Obama: Treat broadband as a utility
(arstechnica.com)
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How the iPhone 6 Plus Impacts Where We Read and Watch
(getpocket.com)
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Text neck is becoming an epidemic
(washingtonpost.com)
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Apple iTunes phone (2005)
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esolyt
12y ago
They weren't advertisements. They were product search results. And the concern wasn't about the fact that it shows products, but about the fact that data was being sent to Amazon (unencrypted as well, I believe).
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esolyt
12y ago
I recently replaced Spotlight with Alfred and realized how much I was missing out. It's surprisingly faster and cleaner. I would really suggest it to anyone who haven't tried it yet.
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New Particle Is Both Matter and Antimatter: The Majorana Fermion
(fromquarkstoquasars.com)
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First Android L device Nexus 9 to launch tomorrow
(forbes.com)
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YouTube has paid $1B to rights holders via Content ID since 2007
(arstechnica.com)
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esolyt
12y ago
Well, you would have to type the same gibberish twice though. Besides, I don't think they are claiming to be innovative. I think they just point out there is a redundant step which we can remove from the process.
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esolyt
12y ago
> It's too cumbersome to have to access your email every time you want to log into something That is not the case. It will remember you every time you come back. You just never set a password when registering.
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12y ago
All your mobile devices probably already have access to your primary email account.
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12y ago
> but given the centralization of authority to a user's email account This is already the case right now. An attacker who has access to your primary email account can gain access to any of your accounts using Forgot Password. > t
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