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lost_name
12y ago
It might just be leftover from the early days of the iPhone, where AT&T, the original carrier of the iPhone in the states, complained about network congestion and bandwidth issues in highly populated areas. I would think that AT&T m
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lost_name
12y ago
Blog spam; GTN -> Engadget -> Wall Street Journal. Engadget link: http://www.engadget.com/2015/02/26/youtube-no-profit/ HN Link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9113934 WSJ Li
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lost_name
12y ago
> All we need now is the (trivial) hardware to actually open the door. Trivial, is it? Perhaps you should be helping out Lockitron.
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lost_name
12y ago
I can attest to this as well. The talk of getting something done far outweighs the getting something done. People want/need things in certain ways, and at some point someone is issuing the commands that can't be argued with anymor
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lost_name
12y ago
esquivalience is correct, assuming wikipedia is also correct: http://www.publicdomainday.org/node/39
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lost_name
12y ago
https://github.com/matz/streem might help, as well as the HN comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8735892
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lost_name
12y ago
I think a better product would be to create a band you can wrap around your own umbrella that does the same thing. Of course, it could be for anything at that point and that is often more difficult to market whereas losing an umbrella is a
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lost_name
12y ago
I use KeePass these days. It appears to have plugins browser integration if that's the important thing. I don't find it especially good or bad, but it does the job and it's all stored locally -- I'm not concerned with ac
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lost_name
12y ago
Paypal's Bug Bounty program, for the curious: https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/security/reporting-securi...
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12y ago
I'm not nearly as proficient in C/C++ as I would care to be (I work with Java web apps by trade), but when I come across these source dumps that I would be interested in exploring, I seem to fumble while getting started. So I apol
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Origin Story 2014
(thisamericanlife.org)
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lost_name
12y ago
I agree with you, but it seems the train has already left the station. I don't use my tablet all that much, but I don't find myself questioning how something is done (that stuff didn't really change), or why things look diffe
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12y ago
My experience is similar on a Galaxy S4. The extremely long processing time lead me to believe it had locked up or was otherwise doing nothing. Also, it managed to find a beer name when I took a picture of nothing (covered the lens).
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lost_name
12y ago
I've run into a situation where I was able to sign up using the + in the e-mail, but not login (or unsubscribe from their newletter) with the same address.
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lost_name
12y ago
Can't edit anymore -- but if anyone was curious, the find and replace did the job as expected, and my other computer had no issues. The only difference was multiple drive designations -- the computer with the issue had the program inst
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lost_name
12y ago
This question is a bit naive, but outside of Facebook, can you think of what kind of application this is well suited for?
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lost_name
12y ago
Anyone else experience some issues opening a project in the new version? My $USER_HOME$ seems to have changed from one directory in another. I can still open the project in 13.1.5 but 14.0 can't find any of the files, since it looks in
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lost_name
12y ago
Presumably, if you're reaching across the pad, you're looking at the monitor, and if you're touching something on the pad then you probably can't see through your arms/hands anyway. That being said, I think a second
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lost_name
12y ago
Were people asking for something like this, or is this Google responding to Apple's HealthKit? I understand the need to offer competing products on their own platform, but I've come to doubt the long term usefulness/support
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lost_name
12y ago
Just wanted to throw my experience into this thread. Every time I've booked a flight in the past couple years, I've gone to Hipmunk to check schedules. Out of the 10 or so flights I've taken, Hipmunk always provided the same
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lost_name
12y ago
Indeed, the developer can only explain the permissions in the description. Perhaps developers should be able to explain permissions in the application's manifest file (where permissions are defined). Or, maybe there should be a method
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12y ago
It seems people disagree with your statements but you make a really good point. > They are charging people with ridiculous prices because the risk of them failing to pay is ridiculous certain. > This business model is exploitative and
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lost_name
12y ago
Honestly, if the loophole was that simple I would think they would have started with this.
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12y ago
Important difference: Plastic supports Chip & Pin, Coin does not. Plastic: https://www.plastc.com/card#tech-specs Coin: https://onlycoin.com/support/faq/#security
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12y ago
It seems (and is logical, I suppose) that you have to match the symbol pretty closely to get what you're looking for. I drew a car twice, the first time getting absolutely nothing relevant, and the second time -- trying to be more prec
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12y ago
Just a thought, but you could do this with a smart phone right now. I understand the implementation would be different integrated into the fridge, but maybe you could throw something together to see if you'd really like to do this afte
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lost_name
12y ago
If you're referring to safe deposit boxes, I believe they drill the lock and replace it.
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lost_name
12y ago
You might be surprised to hear that some libraries have an ebook section. My hometown has a "digital library" that it shares with other libraries in the region. It works the same as a regular book (only one person per copy) but yo
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lost_name
12y ago
http://moments.intuitlabs.com/ You would be correct.
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12y ago
Take with a grain of salt since I'm not the target audience. I read "All your team's contacts in one place" and think it's a shared address book. However, it's not the contact information that interesting, it&#
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