nolk100

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   by nolk100 12y ago

   In the case of a watch, it's hassle. You have to take it off and put it on every night. I know some people do this with watches anyway but I don't In terms of this product, it would be easier to charge it, but there is still the m
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   by nolk100 12y ago

   I used to wear a Pebble watch every day and found it useful but not overly so. That needed charging every 5-7 days, and this claims to last a week on a single charge. I don't wear the pebble watch any more because as lazy as it sounds,
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   by nolk100 12y ago

   That would not have been a cheap domain name to acquire, especially after Facebook rebranding 'the wall' as 'the timeline'.
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   by nolk100 12y ago

   I'd feel pretty cheeky helping a blind person if I was doing it just to get paid for it. Similarly, I wouldn't help an old lady cross the street then ask for a pound.
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   by nolk100 12y ago

   > I think, in spite of the theoretical want for quiet space and isolation, there's a very human need at work to be in the middle of the action This is why I, and many others like working in coffee shops. There's usually an ambi
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   by nolk100 12y ago

   I don't agree with this claim whatsoever - "Angular is aimed at corporate IT departments rather than front-enders" I'd say it's the other way around, if you read "front-enders" as hobbyists, start ups and