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by owenwil 11y ago
Really? Not even relevant anymore IMO.
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by owenwil 11y ago
Anyone have a screenshot?
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by owenwil 11y ago
I've been testing this for the last few days and am curating the technology section. Not paid, just volunteering, and I really like it so far. Great design, easy to jump into articles and frictionless paying is refreshing. Not a fan of
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by owenwil 11y ago
I was surprised too -- I have the high-end 15" Retina MacBook with dedicated graphics and I couldn't get the page to perform after scrolling past the first part at all. It was slow, laggy and kept dropping frames. Very odd. Cool s
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by owenwil 11y ago
Ugh, I really hope this is released publicly!
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by owenwil 11y ago
Startups as we know them would collapse, yes. Look at how many of the top apps on iOS and Android rely on advertising -- hint: it's all of them
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by owenwil 11y ago
This is ridiculous. I'll be first to admit a lot of the advertising models are broken, but there are acceptable ads. Many of the advertising structures on iOS, for example, work well. There are websites that do simple advertising, wi
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by owenwil 11y ago
I think your connection is bad? Europe here, starts in 1-2 seconds.
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by owenwil 11y ago
Because it's a beta and not finished yet? God.
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by owenwil 11y ago
Is this a parody?
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by owenwil 11y ago
I really hope they actually physically can't access the data on this phone. It's entirely possible this could be the case -- I've been trying to consider the vectors they could use: - lightning cable delivered iOS patch (pr
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by owenwil 11y ago
This is definitely right. Creation on Twitter isn't for everyone. It's confusing, convoluted and hard to use. Consuming Twitter is something almost everyone does unwittingly. New stories are generated there, celebrities post d
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Material Icons(design.google.com)
3 points by owenwil 11y ago|0 comments
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by owenwil 11y ago
Thank you!
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by owenwil 11y ago
I found myself overwhelmed by the sheer amount of content coming out of most places, so I created one that focuses on technology and reducing noise on a weekly basis - about 7,000 subscribers now: http://char.gd
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by owenwil 11y ago
Is there some sort of misunderstanding about why moving to HTTPS for everything here is a good thing? I find this post very confusing -- it isn't difficult to set up HTTPS for a blog, so it's unclear to me why people wouldn't
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by owenwil 11y ago
Android Wear is awful in comparison. The UI is an utter mess and confusing, feels like 0.1 product that launched to the market. I'm not saying Apple Watch is perfect, but it's far more logical.
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by owenwil 11y ago
Why wear a device to track sleep when you can just do it automatically without that? http://hello.is
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Using deep learning to find emoji in pictures(emojini.curalate.com)
13 points by owenwil 11y ago|1 comments
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by owenwil 11y ago
My problem with Soundcloud is that they don't seem to be shipping anything. The website's discovery features don't update more than once a month, the page often cripples the latest version of Chrome by going to 100% CPU and o
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by owenwil 11y ago
November 2015 these rolled out, not sure why they're republishing them now
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by owenwil 11y ago
I had always expected this to come, and was surprised that it hadn't for so long. Even though VPN users justified it by saying they were paying to access Netflix, it was a legal grey area, and ultimately came down to accessing somethin
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When the Internet of Things Starts to Feel Like the Internet of Shit(motherboard.vice.com)
7 points by owenwil 11y ago|0 comments
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Adblock Plus charges large publishers 30% to let ads through(thenextweb.com)
1 points by owenwil 11y ago|0 comments
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by owenwil 11y ago
There's definitely a shakeout coming among publishers and I won't deny that's a good thing, especially with all the clickbait out there now. It's just a shame the bad players have ruined free content for everyone else by
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by owenwil 11y ago
Enjoy your future of pay walls!
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by owenwil 11y ago
It's a damn shame, as I have the Pixel C for review purposes and really want to like it. Android does feel well suited to run on the device, but the software support for heavy lifting (again, proper split-windowing) just isn't the
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by owenwil 11y ago
This is great! Would love something like this for broader roles in the tech field, though
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Popcorn Time creators back away from pirated content with ‘Project Butter’(thenextweb.com)
1 points by owenwil 11y ago|0 comments
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Safe Harbor is invalid(thenextweb.com)
3 points by owenwil 11y ago|0 comments

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