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Users reporting moisture inside Apple's $550 headphones(interestingengineering.com)
38 points by neya 6y ago|26 comments
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by neya 6y ago
My theory is - it's probably on purpose. If you spent $100 to reach your audience, your ROI would be pretty good for the $100. What if you spent $200 for the same audience reach? You still get results, albeit it's a bit more expen
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China Used Stolen Data to Expose CIA Operatives in Africa and Europe(foreignpolicy.com)
1 points by neya 6y ago|0 comments
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by neya 6y ago
Could anyone explain what is the difference between this and LiveView from Phoenix/Elixir world?
725.
by neya 6y ago
Even as a vocal Apple critic, I'm not sure I understand the support for Facebook here. Apple isn't blocking anything w.r.t Facebook. All they're simply doing is exposing to the user what Facebook are trying to collect about t
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by neya 6y ago
Blame the new hipster driven development with Javascript where it's ok to shove down a 100s of mb worth of assets into your user's browser whether they consent to it or not, all because you can load some fancy animations and write
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by neya 6y ago
The Sony 1000XM3/4 series actually does all this and more already and has been for the last few years. Of all the noise cancellation headphones I've tried they're the best out there in the market and you can have them for les
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by neya 6y ago
I am not attacking any individual developer or project here, but in recent times, there's been a trend I've been observing and what you're pointing out. I call it the Hipster Driven Development phenomena* and it's just g
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by neya 6y ago
WTF! The entire purpose of a webpage is to describe to an end user what it is about. I understand the need to support a social cause, but this is just ridiculous to mask your entire site with a label to the point where no one knows what the
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by neya 6y ago
As someone who is just beginning to learn Flutter, I am interested to know why you think it's a mess. I've been a full stack engineer with a focus on backend for a while now and was just getting my feet wet with app development wi
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by neya 6y ago
Always a huge fan of Thomas Fuch's tweet: ~15 years trying to make everyone separate HTML, JS & CSS. And then suddenly everything went south and we’re writing code like this. https://twitter.com/thomasfuchs
732.
by neya 6y ago
Some stupid MBA with a bow-tie was probably pitching how this is going to be a "game changer" for the product. This is already thanksgiving, so probably he collected his nice bonus for "innovative contributions to the company
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by neya 6y ago
Yes, correct. Sorry it was for the Microsoft screw up.
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by neya 6y ago
Some stupid MBA with a bow-tie was probably pitching how this is going to be a "game changer" for the product. This is already thanksgiving, so probably he collected his nice bonus for "innovative contributions to the company
735.
by neya 6y ago
> Apple didn't build a full-featured computer That's exactly opposite of what they did. Go watch the iPad announcement videos again. They're pitched as computer replacements. Especially the iPad pro. Hence the parent comme
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by neya 6y ago
No one has the balls to report that it's more than just a common occurrence that many Chinese employees engage in IP theft casually. And this plays a huge role in gaining competitive advantage for the Chinese companies benefiting off I
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by neya 6y ago
Here's another perspective - The ipad in my developer eyes is a powerful computer. It can do much more than just people use it mostly for - reading books and gaming. In fact, I'm using an iPad air right now and feel held back by t
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by neya 6y ago
"We could just leave the Utah monolith alone and mind our business. And not summon an alien or demon or whatever during the one of the worst years in our lifetimes." This was the best part of the article.
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by neya 6y ago
I have a different opinion. I absolutely fucking hate working from the office. Any office. I have worked for companies big and small, so, I sometimes don't get most of the perks the author talks about. I absolutely value my privacy an
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by neya 6y ago
Back then when I used Frontpage, I couldn't care less about the code quality or the output it generated. It helped me really quickly get a site up and running on the web. Especially personal or family websites. They had wonderful templ
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by neya 6y ago
As a sidenote, you can consider using Firefox on Android with adblock and works like a charm :)
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Sorry, but the new MacBook Air is not faster than 98% of PC laptops(pcworld.com)
33 points by neya 6y ago|7 comments
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by neya 6y ago
I'm a technical savvy IT consultant with more than 10 years experience. I have dealt with automotive software for more than 5 years with various clients. Some of my perspective is based on that. I drive a diesel car currently and I pla
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by neya 6y ago
No hardware vendor would actually design that way. Pretty sure there are some driver ICs for those motors which take care of those spikes. Besides, controlling voltage limits via software is pretty expensive to do compared to just slapping
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by neya 6y ago
> draw it by hand Hahah, as funny as that sounds, it was a thought that crossed my mind as well when I owned the printer. That's crazy a printer company would push you so far.
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by neya 6y ago
I properly got a genuine HP printer and cartridge combo for what seemed like a good deal ($70) in Singapore. It worked fine for about 6 months until when the cartridges had run out of ink. So, I went to a store and bought a pair of genuine
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by neya 6y ago
> The risk isn't the US doing nothing, it is India, Africa, etc, etc deciding that they seriously want a comfortable standard of living. I can't believe that a country wanting to have a "comfortable standard of living&quot
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by neya 6y ago
Probably one of those hipster types labeling this sort of hostile user behavior in a management meeting as a "growth hack that will skyrocket our customer lifetime value" What you don't know is you though may have forced me t
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by neya 6y ago
Alongnside, I recommend you also watch this video episode of what the lawyer is fighting against. It's ridiculous how they're able to get away with such criminal behaviour in broad daylight. Tow truck tricks: Don't get scamme
750.
by neya 6y ago
Not speaking in support of Apple here, but just like any other manufacturer, their support quality varies with location. I was in Singapore, took my broken screen Macbook Pro for repair and I was quoted something that costed half the price

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