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CRISPR Editing in Primates
(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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'Right-to-repair' fight extends from iPhones to tractors
(startribune.com)
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Albertsons to phase out Plated subscription service, Blue Apron shares fall
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Sphero buys LittleBits in a bid to dominate connected educational toys
(theverge.com)
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Unless you're paying for more than 500mbps internet, you can pay $60 for a docsis 3.0 16x4 modem that will pay itself off in 6-10 months (depending on rental fee). And you can sell it if you move.
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I've always had my own modem and I've never had a problem with Comcast/Xfinity not helping me. Maybe I'm the exception. Recently they updated my area to DOCSIS 3 (or 3.1, not sure). My DOCSIS 3.1 Motorola modem (found th
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Local fire Department commented on their facebook page [1] that dust from construction triggered the fire suppression system and not a fire. [1] https://www.facebook.com/LakeJoFD
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They used to be critical features, but I just don't think the incremental improvements are as noticeable anymore. My iPhone 6s feels quite snappy yet. The iPhone 3G to the 3Gs was an amazing leap in usability though. Everything just wo
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9y ago
This is pretty much me as well. I'll likely start using RSS a bit more as that's mostly how I use twitter in any case. I'd be ok with limited ads, but re-ordering the tweets and adding tweets from people I don't follow i
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9y ago
Google has an amazing list of discontinued products: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_products#Discon... I'm not saying it's terrible to buy Google products, but maybe wait until it's a succe
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10y ago
My issue with the New 3DS is that the buttons are incredibly clicky. Like using a mechanical keyboard while someone is trying to sleep. The Switch seems a bit quieter in that regard.
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10y ago
I think you're over-selling the Wii U. I was originally excited by the Wii U portability, but the range that the gamepad can go from the console is incredibly short. My office is 20 feet away from the console (through two walls), and I
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10y ago
> It's all dumb mini-games with shit motion controls. Do you mean 1-2 Switch? That's one game out of quite a few games that are coming out this year. 1-2 switch is definitely heavy on the Nintendo gimmick though. I was somewhat
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10y ago
They're adding a lot more than just over the air broadcast channels. For someone that likes watching live sports on occasion, this is a decent offering (the omission of TNT and TBS is odd though). Channels offered: https://l
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10y ago
From the blog post (for what it's worth, I think it's a good idea): >Six accounts, one price. Every YouTube TV membership comes with six accounts, each with its own unique recommendations and personal DVR with no storage limits
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10y ago
This is priced about the same as Playstation Vue, DirecTV Now, and Sling for the channels offered. Looks like they're trying to win people over with features (DVR, 6 account profiles, etc).
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10y ago
In addition to the other suggestions, you could become a recurring donor to the EFF. https://supporters.eff.org/donate/button
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10y ago
More details about the spec are here: http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_2_1/index.aspx Looks like it maxes out at 4k@120Hz
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Are they actively blocking the other HMD's or just not supporting them with drivers, etc? I know they locked it down at one point with DRM, but quickly backtracked. Revive is a free option, that works with the Oculus Store and the Vive
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Sidekiq is open source (LGPL). There is a free version that is pretty powerful: https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq
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At the last Oculus Connect, Michael Abrash covers some of the high level issues they've seen with fast and "virtually perfect" eye tracking that is required for VR [1]. He predicts it should be doable within the next 5 years
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10y ago
> Execution on RH is already pretty poor, this seems like a recipe for disaster. Can you explain this? I like Robinhood for the free ETF and index trades. Haven't really noticed any issues in the year I've been using it.
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They (along with Google and the Pokemon Company) also invested up to $30 million into Niantic, the developer of Pokemon Go a year ago [1]. [1] http://www.recode.net/2015/10/15/11619616/nintendo-google-to.
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Hardware Testing with Jenkins and TAP
(io.adafruit.com)
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One big reason is the weather. I run outside all summer, and then it gets very cold where I live from December through February. I'm not insane enough to run outside on icy roads, etc. We finally got a trainer for a road bike we can us
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I don't really have a problem with our kids having some screen time (without commercials, because it's so easy now), but we had to drop Youtube Kids because of this very reason as well. Amazing that Google thinks that unboxing vid
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Nintendo (along with Google and the Pokemon Company, which Nintendo also partially owns) invested $30 million into Niantic 9 months ago [1]. [1] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-16/nintendo-g...
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The website and PBS kids video app have maybe 3-4 episodes of each show. Not even close to what Amazon will now carry, and what Netflix used to have. Also, from what I've seen most kids (mine included) are now watching PBS via streamin
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The problem isn't with Amazon having to pay to serve the content. It's that Amazon now has an exclusive deal and this content is being removed from Netflix and other streaming services. As others have noted, this isn't a grea
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Adafruit's Engineer, Limor “Ladyada” Fried Interviews Digikey CEO Dave Doherty
(youtube.com)
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