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hbosch
11y ago
> They also joked about killing Tetrick himself: “Can we pool our money and put a hit on him?” asked Mike Sencer, executive vice-president of AEB member organization Hidden Villa Ranch. Mitch Kanter, executive vice president of the AEB,
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11y ago
To note: I wrote "~80%" because I was too lazy to look up current statistics and accepted the parent comment at face value, while also allowing a slushy figure. The general presupposition of my comment remains the same regardless:
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hbosch
11y ago
It's important to also consider that while Windows may represent ~80% of the desktop market, it may not represent that much of a majority for the Medium market. I'd be surprised, honestly, if 80% of Medium readers used Windows..
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hbosch
11y ago
I want to add my own experience here: I moved to Seattle from NYC, and to NYC from Savannah, GA. In Savannah, finding an apartment was as easy as driving by a house and checking it out. Craigslist was the de facto method, though. Never any
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hbosch
11y ago
Unfortunately, we are not allowed to have Aereo.
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hbosch
11y ago
>Given that running over someone kills them This isn't as true as you make it seem
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hbosch
11y ago
I choose to think he's rolling out headlines, over time, in order to make sure this issue never fades away like so many other things do. The pace of our media and culture makes important items this NSA scandal become forgotten quickly.
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hbosch
11y ago
It doesn't exactly help your cause that many people also believe the cost of diamonds is artificially inflated as well.
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hbosch
11y ago
> [...] convinced that a council of invisible cosmic entities governed reality. Kind of odd to throw that out as an affirmation of this man's eccentricity, when billions of human beings consider this absolutely normal.
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hbosch
11y ago
Then you are discussing the wrong product here.
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hbosch
11y ago
Interesting acquisition considering they also bought Form[0]. Would love to see some designer-centric prototyping tools built by Google specifically for Android devices. The OSX/iOS ecosystem is particularly well equipped in this area,
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hbosch
11y ago
According to Pixates own FAQ related to this: * Pixate Studio is now free to everyone * Pixate Cloud is $5 per seat per month, or $50 per year * Pixate Studio licenses will be refunded as a credit toward Pixate Cloud Otherwise, no changes f
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hbosch
11y ago
This looks cool. Also, because I'm interested: I wonder why your average HN comment section seems to generally enjoy or recommend ambient café noise, and yet "open offices" tend to be thought of so poorly. Is it that the café
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hbosch
11y ago
One quibble: this interaction is for the All Apps drawer/card, not the home screen(s) a.k.a. "widget panels".
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11y ago
The Instagram app, I believe, relies on gyro data from the phone to sync and align footage seamlessly. However, this would not work from, say, a GoPro camera or video from a DSLR. The Microsoft product is not limited in this way from what I
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11y ago
No, these changes are not new. They are years old. The small changes over time are someone imperceptible in tiny chunks as they become applied over time, this may be true. But to question their value? To the visual design and branding indus
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hbosch
12y ago
Do you ever select an artist or song and make a "Radio Station" from it? I find that to be a great way of finding new artists to enjoy.
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hbosch
12y ago
This would be perfect for my pets items. I always buy the same products for them, and the pet store is always a detour from my typical shopping routine. I would even like to have a macro button, that combined hard food, soft food, and litte
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hbosch
12y ago
Tumblr now fills this void, and in a much more free and customizable way than MySpace did.
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hbosch
12y ago
Sure, you may theoretically be able to keep an Apple Watch for 2 years, 5 years, or longer potentially... but Apple will be releasing a new one every year, too. And even though your watch is serviceable for 5 years, you'll be having FO
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12y ago
> How does anyone who has a passing familiarity with minimalism have the nerve to write 'how is it possible to be “the best” while offering less?' Minimalism is not about offering less. Minimalism is about offering more, an
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12y ago
> Why do I think it's OK? Well, it's a long list. First, the airlines will not allow dogs over 17 pounds as carry-on, even in a carrier. They won't let you buy an additional seat for the dog, even in a carrier. 18lbs = und
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12y ago
Within Manhattan, you can usually get where you're going for under $20 sans tip. When I lived there, I wouldn't necessarily call that "cheap" compared to the underground alternative... but definitely just cheap enough th
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12y ago
> Is that simply my brain playing tricks on me or is there any validity to it? Just look at whatever device is currently in your pants pocket.
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12y ago
Agreed, the satisfying click of the bezel rotation would be a painful loss. However, the later-model iPods had a pretty satisfactory capacitive wheel with 4 selection inputs on each directional. The capacitive nature inhibits accidental inp
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hbosch
12y ago
I think some of the trouble with a rotating bezel is accidental input. I have a diver with a sturdy, mono-directional bezel, and it gets bumped around to odd positions from time to time -- maybe once every couple weeks. And that is with a b
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12y ago
Surprised to see that the Nexus 9, announced yesterday by Google, can compete almost exactly with this device toe-to-toe (minus the storage options, in which I believe Apple wins). Usually Apple always seems so far ahead.
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12y ago
> I'm going to speculate that driving is such an activity that doesn't require constant attention... Stop there. What would lead you to this speculation? Of course driving requires constant attention and care, the full time you
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12y ago
One of the best resources for indie games with intriguing plots/stories and/or novel mechanics that I've found is Kill Screen[0]. They regularly feature and write about non-traditional or non-mainstream games that push the ed
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