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by killerdhmo 9y ago
Have you tried hangouts.google.com? It's possibly still blocked, depending on your employer, but if not, it's just a hangouts webUI that also allows calls.
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by killerdhmo 10y ago
Except, mobile phone photography is one of the fastest growing use cases: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/23/arts/international/photos-... Even look at Flickr's top camera usage: https:/&#
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Snapdeal launches its own cloud – Snapdeal Cirrus(blog.snapdeal.com)
1 points by killerdhmo 10y ago|0 comments
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by killerdhmo 10y ago
Heyo, I tried the "Best Thai Restaurant near me" and got a result with a list, pins on a map, etc. So, it could be a query thing. (screenshot) https://www.dropbox.com/s/lr01wno3aqskoan/Screen%20Shot%2020.
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by killerdhmo 10y ago
is it "most downloaded app in the first week" active? Definitely 3 IMHO
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by killerdhmo 10y ago
The irony of having to scroll past three ads to read this four paragraph article about Google serving "a lot more" ads
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
@martinald, this sounds frustrating and I'm sorry about that. I can't speak for the United site, but when I travel I usually choose Delta. On the Delta.com site there's an option to filter by both Min and Max connection time.
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
TWITTER Twitter Basics: Why 140-Characters, And How to Write More We’re all used to the 140-character limit by now, but do you know how it started? Here’s a little history lesson for anyone wondering why they’ve got to condense their though
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
Apple's Keynote Stream on their website will support Microsoft Edge (Win10) for Tomorrow's event. Misleading headline.
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
LMWTFY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_law_of_trivialit...
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
Super super common for professor sites, particularly at CSAIL. They value the functional aspect more I suppose.
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
Austin is probably the only place that's considered "the south" to the previous commenter's point.
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Adobe Pitches Marketers on a Cross-Device Data Co-Op, but Privacy Is a Snag(adexchanger.com)
1 points by killerdhmo 11y ago|0 comments
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MIT choice-modeling software predicts customer preferences for retail(newsoffice.mit.edu)
5 points by killerdhmo 11y ago|1 comments
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
Check if your site is Mobile Friendly here: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/ Hacker News? Not mobile-friendly (Surprise)
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Mobilegeddon is here(blog.webflow.com)
1 points by killerdhmo 11y ago|1 comments
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
YouTube seems to have removed their frame by frame keyboard shortcut, but you can use rowvid to accomplish the same: http://rowvid.com/?v=ngElkyQ6Rhs [not my site]
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
This isn't really an endorsement though is it. IANAL and I'm not often in court with cops and I say cooperate they're people too. shrugs
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
Right, but my point is that who designated these as "design leaders"? One good app in the past? Is a bad app sufficient to strip them of the title? What makes Medium or Path design led? Can I just state that my app is design led?
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
Design is not how something looks. It's not pastel colors, and slick animations and cutesy UI. Design is intrinsically tied to function. Design is how you think about and solve a problem. I go back to Dieter Rams' 10 Principles of
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by killerdhmo 11y ago
That's how I use it tbh. I don't eat breakfast and I rarely eat lunch, often from the work cafe so not necessarily the healthiest. something like this ensures more consistency in my diet, and I can do the planning/prepping bi
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
As of 2011, about 250 million Americans live in or around urban areas. That means more than three-quarters of the U.S. population shares just about three percent of the U.S. land area.[48]
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
um. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_United_Stat... It is very urbanized, with 81% residing in cities and suburbs as of 2014 (the worldwide urban rate is 54%)
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
I don't know the researchers in question but Turing's paper [0] was surprisingly predictive in 1936, decades before any of this came to light. It's not out of the question that they could set the direction of research for a
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
... what. Well, I'm in tech, and I use it. Same with my friends and coworkers. I hope you're not suggesting we're all sociopaths.
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
I disagree. In my personal case, I need to individually account for each of those rides when I file reimbursement. A month does not capture that the first week was billable to client x, the second week was work related travel, Monday I was
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
[citation needed]
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Adobe releases Photoshop Mix, a new image editor for iPad(theverge.com)
2 points by killerdhmo 12y ago|0 comments
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by killerdhmo 12y ago
I think that just depends on who you ask. I agree with /u/tannerc that I find great fulfillment in being challenged every day and working longer hours to solve problems. I find vacation tedious! If I looked back and saw that I had
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JavaScript makes all other languages irrelevant and why you must master it now(projectricochet.com)
2 points by killerdhmo 12y ago|1 comments

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