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by kylec 9y ago
I would prefer Face ID, actually
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by kylec 9y ago
I know it's anecdata, but in my experience UPS is way better about actually delivering packages to me than FedEx is. I live in a building with a call box, to which both FedEx and UPS were given their own codes, but most of the time Fed
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by kylec 9y ago
The Nintendo Switch is a good example - it has a headphone jack but no bluetooth headphone support.
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by kylec 9y ago
What if the future of public transit is autonomous cars? Why do you need buses or trains when you could have machines that can take you from anywhere, to anywhere, on demand, for less than the cost of current public transit fare?
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by kylec 9y ago
Safari isn't the new IE for one big reason: it's the only rendering engine on iOS, which means if you want to support mobile web, you have to support it, and that won't change anytime soon.
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by kylec 9y ago
Or better yet, watch the episode! http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/For_the_Uniform_(episode)
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by kylec 9y ago
P.S.: How great would have Pebble Core been? And why hasn't anyone else tried it? Come on Apple, give us a cell-network connected, GPS equipped iPod Nano! According to the rumors the next Apple Watch will have LTE, so
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by kylec 9y ago
Maybe if Apple wins their fight with Qualcomm we'll start seeing cellular connectivity in more of their products. I personally have no interest in a cellular-capable Apple Watch, but I would be very interested in a cellular-capable Mac
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by kylec 9y ago
I used to work front desk for a hotel and we never oversold our capacity. In fact, we would normally block a few of our rooms from being able to be reserved in case of unexpected maintenance issues. If no maintenance issues arose we would s
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by kylec 9y ago
Or a car. Some people like living a car-centric lifestyle, and it's no fun in SF.
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by kylec 9y ago
There are many cars in California that are driving around without license plates, some legally, and others through the lack of enforcement.
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by kylec 9y ago
Not only are there privacy implications in terms of what the vehicles will be transmitting locally, vehicles also need to have a network connection as well to receive new certificates and certificate revocations: Under the proposal, e
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by kylec 9y ago
AA probably. That's the column to the right of Z in Excel.
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How the Trendiest Grilled Cheese Venture Got Burnt(backchannel.com)
4 points by kylec 9y ago|0 comments
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by kylec 9y ago
If given the choice I prefer a non-powered trunk opening. Opening and closing a trunk provides no hardship for me, and doing it myself is much faster than waiting for a mechanism.
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by kylec 9y ago
There's not enough room for it. The Model 3 is much smaller than the Model S.
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by kylec 9y ago
I really like this idea, though the implementation is obviously still a 1.0. What I would _love_ is for the program to be able to automatically scan all the windows I have open and save their current state, then quit/hide them when swi
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JSON Feed, a Format Similar to RSS and Atom but in JSON(jsonfeed.org)
5 points by kylec 9y ago|1 comments
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by kylec 9y ago
Has Apple ever said that they don't want to create all the parking spaces they're creating? Isn't it in their interest as an employer to provide ample parking for their employees?
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by kylec 9y ago
Has Apple ever said that they don't want to create all the parking spaces they're creating? Isn't it in their interest as an employer to provide ample parking for their employees?
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by kylec 9y ago
So, shift the burden to the business that actually paid to create enough parking for their customers?
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by kylec 9y ago
This is completely untrue. I am most certainly not a multi-millionare and, according to Google Maps, I can drive from my apartment to Apple Park in 13 minutes. I can also get to eBay in 10 and Netflix in 11.
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by kylec 9y ago
Not everyone dislikes "car focused suburban office parks". Many people, myself included, prefer them. I love being able to get in my car and arrive at work in 10 minutes. I love living in an area where I can drive to and park at
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by kylec 9y ago
Its employees live all over the South Bay. I don't see how you'd provide bus service that services thousands of residents over hundreds of square miles. Most people would still need to drive, and perhaps even people serviced by Ap
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by kylec 9y ago
would you rather work in the amazing Apple spaceship in the suburbs, or a normal office building in a city-center? I would rather work in any building in the suburbs than any building in a city center. I love being able to get
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by kylec 9y ago
I wish we could just get some standardization and federation across VoIP providers. I would love to be able to use whatever device I want to call someone else, who can use whatever device they want to answer. Mac, PC, iOS, Android, Alexa -
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by kylec 9y ago
You are correct, I expect that additional organic growth in all parts of the Bay Area will continue to increase the density, and there's not much I can do about that. However, as that does happen, I would expect that the area would con
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by kylec 9y ago
I think at this point it's useful to disentangle the city of San Francisco and the much less dense surrounding Bay Area. If you want to live in a high-density city, in this area that would be San Francisco. Its employers and residents
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by kylec 9y ago
This is an extremist position - that I should either live somewhere as dense as NYC or as sparse as the midwest. Moderate density has some of the benefits and drawbacks of both. However, given that the Bay Area is an "economic powerhou
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by kylec 9y ago
I would not call Cupertino, Santa Clara, or pretty much anywhere in the South Bay "high-density" except downtown San Jose, and there are a lot of employers and employees getting along just fine in this area. Could transit be bette

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