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by laacz 12y ago
That idea crossed my mind even seeing how many companies failed even during boom times. Service could be powered by some speech recognition software (maybe more than one) which initially would give insane percentage of incorrectly recognize
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by laacz 12y ago
And I've already got used to "Alt+Space", then "E", then "P".
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by laacz 12y ago
The only reason I use Dropbox is because it works beyond any type of firewall (be it simple HTTP proxy or socks). Others tend not to.
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by laacz 12y ago
Others already mentioned, this game bears a lot of sweet memories, since it was one of few hanheld games foreign USSR made (OK, a few years ago I found them being much more than a few) and other countries cloned. Having one ot those was fri
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by laacz 12y ago
While other commenters are trying to find smal imperfections or errors, I read both parts with great satisfaction. SJ fiction was spot on for me. I really was able to portray SJ telling all of that. And I did not mind those tiny errors.
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by laacz 12y ago
This leak is more likely a result of phishing attacks. So, if you have been (and still are) careful enough, your email should not be on that list.
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by laacz 12y ago
People will get used to iPhone6 size, though many of iPhone5 users will feel like unfarily forgotten. I was betting on iPhone6 being same size as 5s and another on just a tad larger - I was wrong. Apple Watch does not bring anything excepti
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by laacz 12y ago
This is some hugely impressive amount of highest quality work done by a single person. I cannot recall seeing anything more astonishing than this.
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by laacz 12y ago
That's strange. In Europe you may request a card without magnetic strip (chip only). And, once chip is present even on a card with a strip, PIN entry is mandatory.
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by laacz 12y ago
It actually was called Dyson Telescope Game and it's as old as 2003. I remember playing it a lot. Original page is no longer available, but WayBack machine has it [1] [1]: http://web.archive.org/web/20120721032428&
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by laacz 12y ago
To my understanding in intensive traffic it's more about uniform and predictable behaviour. First option will not improve since (at least in Europe) it just changes lane priority. In linked article's merge case priority traffic is
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by laacz 12y ago
I know it's already too late, but recently CodePen announced their blogging platform [1] which is nicely integrated with their base service - sharing of code snippets. [1] http://blog.codepen.io/2014/06/19&#x2
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by laacz 12y ago
Sorry, did not catch it. My bad. Thought that is a service, not a standalone app.
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by laacz 12y ago
It would be nice if you'd specify on pricing page [1] what is the price for in sense of time - a month? a year? [1] https://bvckup2.com/purchase/
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by laacz 12y ago
I am one of few who thinks that HN has to have a redesign but it should not be that much radical. Typography, responsivity and let's call it a day. P.S. OP font is so thin, I had to stop reading after first few paragraphs.
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by laacz 12y ago
As a person not from US or any other large country, I keep discovering new products we do not have access to. Google Play Newsstand is a new addition to the list :)
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by laacz 12y ago
I know I'm late to the comments party. Though, here in Latvia we have a bicycle registry maintained by our local government organisation (which is more or less like DMV in US I think). It has enough resources and will to occasionaly p
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by laacz 12y ago
It's very interesting, how are you going to implement this for other browsers (Chrome, Firefox) and other OSes. Safari push notifications are safari-only and os-x-mavericks-only. I am not aware of any new standard being in works, whic
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by laacz 12y ago
What I actually like about Google IO, it's its geekness. From homepage to the actual event. Also, Google has proven that geekness could have aesthetics.
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by laacz 12y ago
How is it better than github editor?
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by laacz 13y ago
This guide is really good as it goes almost whole mile. It also does very good if not excellent job at illustrating how hard it is to set up, secure, and maintain your own email service. There are lot of places to go from here, including mu
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by laacz 13y ago
Isn't that chinese site so caution should be taken?
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by laacz 13y ago
Yes, but this one aims for nice interface and simplicity - install and start watching. For people who are not tech savy this app will win.
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by laacz 13y ago
Oh, that servicing position. That's because you can't lift wipers from their resting position since bommet is too close to windscreen. You have to turn on the ingition, turn it off and then hold wiper stalk in the lowest position
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by laacz 13y ago
In Europe Apple provides you an option to buy this [1] device, which would make their devices compliant (as this has not been mandatory). Under new regulartion they could just bundle them. [1]: http://store.apple.com/uk&#x2F
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by laacz 13y ago
You can disable region coding easily on most of big brands also. For example, Philips has simple for digit unlock code enterable via remote.
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by laacz 13y ago
First, I could not spot a link to anything except that site, so here it goes [1] (official document from government). I'm late to the party, but essentially what I have to tell - this is just a list of specs. There is no context to tha
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by laacz 13y ago
LTE has one killer momentum - extremely low latency. I have to go back (temporarily) to a phone without LTE support and it's a pain, actually. Edit: I'm from Latvia. We currently have Band 3 only LTE with Band 7 and Band 20 coming
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by laacz 13y ago
Or ignore them altogether. Mostly they should have been used to web not working properly. Also it's obvious that they do not care or are unable to install better browser. What percentage of those 4% who use IE6 actually buy something?
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by laacz 13y ago
I agree partially. For most people there is no need to see web as any particular format or markup.

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