hallman76

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by hallman76 11y ago
I just found opt-out instructions[1]. How did you validate that the opt-out worked? [1] http://www.clarkhoward.com/how-opt-out-verizons-super-cookie...
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by hallman76 11y ago
also, tickets are $2.
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by hallman76 11y ago
I expected this anecdote to be from the person responsible for "smart quotes".
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by hallman76 11y ago
"Irony" aside it's still an educational article for those of us that haven't seen this spelled out so clearly before.
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by hallman76 11y ago
Friend + Beer?
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by hallman76 11y ago
I trust LastPass for 3 reasons: 1) LastPass has a history of taking ownership of vulnerabilities and taking appropriate measures. They do this publicly and provide a level of detail that demonstrates their expertise[1]. 2) They're work
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by hallman76 11y ago
Good idea. Which bank or credit card are you getting this service through?
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by hallman76 11y ago
http://inkedandscreened.com/
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by hallman76 11y ago
The blog post mentions "the images are too low resolution for a good print. We've made the high resolution versions available below for you to download." Does this mean higher res versions came from another source or that the
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by hallman76 11y ago
This rig isn't the answer. Content creators are already using better rigs to experiment with creating immersive experiences. Using Cardboard is disarmingly cool the first time you see it, but it's incredibly clunky and not immersi
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by hallman76 12y ago
I have a report from Q3 of last year that breaks down adblocker usage by age range: 16-24: 34% 25-34: 32% 35-44: 26% 45-64: 22% 55-64: 18% I found those numbers pretty surprising since installing a browser extension isn&#
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by hallman76 12y ago
edited: Sorry I confused Groups and Rooms! ignore this. ------------------------------------------------ A couple of UX decisions in the Rooms app are interesting. It uses QR Codes to provide access to a Room. You take a screenshot of the Q
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by hallman76 12y ago
a ploy to get developers to disable their ad-blockers in hopes of getting a foobar invite? :)
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by hallman76 12y ago
23 seconds into the video the guy says "It only hears you when you use the wake word we chose."
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by hallman76 12y ago
I got some demo units from these guys[1] that use AA batteries for that very reason. no affiliation. haven't tested the units yet. [1] http://www.bluecats.com/
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by hallman76 12y ago
command-F -> "alarm" Timer & Alarm Time your laps around the track or set an alarm to wake you silently.
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by hallman76 12y ago
Another good strategy is DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE.
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by hallman76 12y ago
yo! how do I delete my account?
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by hallman76 12y ago
I’ve lived along various parts of the Green Line for 10 years now, so I hate on the T as much as the next guy, but trivializing the MBTA’s (very real) problems is total bullshit. > I could probably sit here all day and think of basic imp
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by hallman76 12y ago
> I wish the MBTA was more transparent with this type of data and visualization. If they themselves charted things like this for the public[…] Disagree! The MBTA provided the data, which is as transparent as it gets. Getting analysis fro
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by hallman76 13y ago
Newspapers like the Globe and the New York Times recognize that they play an important role in keeping an archive of daily life. As such, many articles are specifically written to contain context that future readers can use to understand an
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by hallman76 13y ago
It's my understanding that it's a blessing to city managers - they can't fix potholes they don't know about! :) If they have a consistent backlog then they can make the case for more resources.
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by hallman76 13y ago
I really hope this takes off - it would be great to use at events! Yobongo was trying to get this going a while back. For some reason they focused on specific cities (Austin, NYC, and SF) instead of using a generic 1-mile approach like this
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by hallman76 13y ago
The bikes ride slowly, which again seems right for a commuting bike in a crowded urban setting. You're spot-on with this description, but there's a nuance that many commenters here are overlooking: these bikes are designed for novice bike
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by hallman76 13y ago
Soliciting a few retweets might help! I just retweeted you to help the cause. Have a good flight!
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by hallman76 13y ago
This reminds me of Shadow DOM. Seems like you could use this technique to implement rich widgets like video players, social sharing buttons, or ad units.
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by hallman76 14y ago
chiming in late... The app store says it requires iOS 6. Do you have any plans to make it available for iOS5 users or are you using iOS6-specific features?
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by hallman76 14y ago
Initially, Color was for photo sharing around a place and time. For example, if you and I are using the Color app at the same party we would see each others photos even if we aren't "friends". It's a little abstract, but a very interesting
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by hallman76 15y ago
Tangent: The phrase "It's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to get permission" is attributed to Grace Hopper[1], who developed the first compiler(!) and is credited with popularizing the term "debugging" for fixing computer glitches.
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by hallman76 15y ago
I can't help solve the world's hunger problems when I'm dead, so in my opinion humanity's greatest problem is death. Related: in this TED talk[1] Aubrey de Grey makes the assertion that extending life by another 20 years or so is an incredi

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