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7y ago
Agreed! Having APIs helps me integrate better into our current work flows. Also, I'd love to see some analytics / visualization features (or integrations into Looker/Tableau)!
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This is awesome. I love open source projects and the developers behind them all. This is really cool and I'm installing now!
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7y ago
a day late and a dollar short I'm afraid, bud.
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7y ago
I agree! I am a bit worried to put any JSON in it just yet.
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7y ago
I just spent 30 mins on this site... It's mesmerizing!
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I like that approach! Very plausible and consistent with services like Cisco WebEx and such that require one "admin license" and as many guests as possible. I just recently switched from Android to iOS and there's a lot I mis
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7y ago
Does anyone know how to file a bug report for iMessages? I have a slew of bugs I'd like to report from my day to day usage.
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7y ago
They are basically telling us "You can't escape our future"
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7y ago
Do you think they would ever monetize iMessage? Imagine making iMessage cross platform, but only available to paying iCloud Subscribers. So I could pay $10 / month for upgraded iCloud storage and get iMessage on my Android phone. I
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WhatsApp for iPad and Mac in the works, suggests reliable leaker
(9to5mac.com)
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Wow, that license agreement it brutal. What sucks is that because they have access to the whole photo library, even if I don't want my face on it, they can still get my face via my friends' (or parents') phones that have take
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7y ago
I love Google Maps a lot but it's becoming very bloated. I would love to use Apple Maps, but I just don't trust it to be reliable and comprehensive enough on the basic features I need.
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Same!! Like with most tools, web scraping can be used for nefarious reasons very easily. I'm glad he provided that caveat. Signs of someone truly trying to create good work and not just clickbait.
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7y ago
This is awesome! I was actually looking around for something a few days ago! Perfect timing.
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7y ago
I don't think so? Or at least, I haven't tried yet.
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7y ago
Can't wait for Youtube TV on Fire TV. That's the move
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7y ago
Agreed!! It's a no-nonsense service that just works. I use it everyday but don't have to think about it or relearn it as the years go by. I love it for what it is and am excited for the next 10 years.
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I heard this. As a marketing guy myself, I don't know what magic Steve Jobs did, but it worked on most people. I've always said that Apple is not a tech company. They are a dam good marketing company that can sell you a lifestyle
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I think as long as there was transparency is how it's implemented, an easy way to turn it off, and clear documentation as to what you're collecting and how you collect it (and where it goes), I wouldn't be opposed to it. Open
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7y ago
From a privacy perspective: which do you guys think is better? Firefox or Brave? I'm thinking it's finally time to give up Chrome.
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7y ago
Has anyone ever used the word completion or quick emoji picker on the touch bar? I've found both of those to be very useful!
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7y ago
This is really cool! Back when I was in college, I tried to raise awareness of all the languages spoken in my hometown (Fresno, CA)... We even shot a video about it! FresnoLanguageProject.com
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Does Techcrunch and 9to5Google look weird today?
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I am having issues with it too!
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This, in theory, is really cool! Have you thought about making this into a work chat like app? I could totally see this being used at work with all my colleagues in the office.
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Using Email as an Effective Tool
(craigkerstiens.com)
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Google Updates ML Kit with Smart Reply API for Third-Party Android and iOS Apps
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Another reason we shouldn't trust facebook.
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Until Apple makes ALL of their services cross-platform, it's really hard to justify getting excited. I know in the US Apple has a strong presence, but if they truly want their services to exceed, they will need to go to Windows /
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I love Brave! I think it's an underdog that's truly going to make waves if their traction continues. I'm really curious as to why they'd use Chromium vs Firefox as their base though. Any reasoning someone care to explain
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