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   by psbp 13y ago

   I'm not sure if there was an implication of psychedelics at Joshua Tree, but this comment in that context would be just as egregiously confining.
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   by psbp 13y ago

   Same thing happened last year too. I bought mine as soon as it launched on Play and you could already see the screen lift issue within a week, so I returned it. I bought it again a few months later and I got a device that has no issues what
3. 393.▲
   by psbp 13y ago

   I do think it's exceptional in some ways..photo management for example is very good.
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   by psbp 13y ago

   I don't get this complaint. All of these services have a social component built in, so why not just put them all under one umbrella? It's not like Google+ does anything remarkably bad.
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   by psbp 13y ago

   I'm not sure if this is good news. Doesn't this portend further monopolistic control over publishing and distribution? Amazon isn't known to fairly and openly distribute its content.
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   by psbp 13y ago

   Wow, for all the hype, this phone is incredibly mediocre.
7. 397.▲
   by psbp 13y ago

   Why not just use an electronic cigarette to get your nicotine fix? I've been considering doing this recently as a mild stimulant.
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   by psbp 13y ago

   I've been curious, do you know how googlers are responding to PRISM?
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   by psbp 13y ago

   I haven't checked Udacity in a long while and it's amazing the breadth of coursework that they offer for free. It's a much better format, and more convenient, than coursera too.
10. 400.▲
    by psbp 13y ago

    We don't need solutions. We need big corporations to accrue patents and public approval so that they can steamroll the rest of the industry many years down the line. It's called charity™
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    by psbp 13y ago

    It's arbitrary because if we're going to assume that facebook is going away, we can just as easily assume that google, intel, etc will.
12. 402.▲
    by psbp 13y ago

    Facebook is not going away. They can turn on as many revenue streams as they want, and people will not leave.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    If your t.v. has an HDMI port it more than likely has a USB as well. Not a big deal.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    The youtube and netflix streaming aren't orientation specific, but the tab sharing and maybe even other media options like chrome games ( http://www.chromeexperiments.com/ ) are.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    It's supposedly designed to hold comfortably in landscape. It coincides with the chromecast release, where your primary layout is going to be landscape to match the t.v. display.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    You can tab stream and there's apparently an sdk so there's pretty much no barriers to streaming!!
17. 407.▲
    by psbp 13y ago

    Just bought one. It's surprising that Google came up with such a compelling solution after the failure of the Nexus Q.
18. 408.▲
    by psbp 13y ago

    I hope the backlash isn't enough to force them to change it. I think people misrepresented the (mostly positive) changes to get some google hate blog views.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    or clear your cookies. It's probably a good idea to delete your cookies on a daily basis.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    http://www.news.com.au/technology/sci-tech/australia-to-stoc...
21. 411.▲
    by psbp 13y ago

    I'm still feeling pretty good about jumping on.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    You think Australia isn't a surveillance state?
23. 413.▲
    by psbp 13y ago

    So what are my options if I can't use a service that can potentially serve ads? None?
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    by psbp 13y ago

    Ads in an email client that is explicitly supported by ads? The horror.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    The detractors are just here to bash unashamed. This really makes a lot of sense. You have pretty overt ads displayed, and deletable, within a tab devoted to ads. It's pretty much the best scenario imaginable for an ad supported servic
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    by psbp 13y ago

    The Udacity ones seemed to be targeted to a less motivated demographic. I don't think this a conceptual failure, but a practical one.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    Many of my university's teachers took pride in their low pass rates. Not because they failed so many students, but because they passed a minority that had truly mastered the material.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    I bet there will be many similar cases before the behavior of students taking MOOCs changes. I just hope it doesn't dissuade the effort. I'm sure the long-term benefit of the effort is worth it.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    I really want to see glass interact with your phone so that you can perform minute actions like pinching and zooming or turning on certain camera features with your phone still in your pocket.
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    by psbp 13y ago

    I think it even has potential for a desk job. Having your workflow preserved as what you actually see instead of what you happen to save would be a huge time saver for forgetful people like me. Especially for artists, designers, and maybe e