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One of the activities in their API is weightlifting: https://developers.google.com/fit/rest/v1/reference/activity... , so looks like this is only the start.
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Fit was announced at Google IO, about a fortnight after Healthkit was first announced - I assume that it was not in response to Healthkit, but a similar idea at the same time.
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The data from Strava will sync into Google Fit (if you want), then if you wanted to switch to a new app in the future, it could bring in your existing data from Google Fit. Essentially this can act as an external datastore for those apps, r
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Consistency, predictability, documentation, reliable sample client in a couple of popular languages (e.g. PHP, Python, Ruby), well abstracted.
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12y ago
It's accessible via inbox.google.com, so works on Chrome as well as iOS and Android.
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12y ago
A narrow market that includes all domestic Chrome users who use Google services.
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For other people to play with this, just google "(5120 * 2880 * 3 * 60) bytes/s in Gib/s" to get the answer (just short of TB2s 20GiB/s assuming no overheads.
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Mavericks added performance and battery life, but as far as I'm aware there isn't a focus for that on Yosemite - the work having been done in Mavericks.
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"It's difficult to notice any pixelation on a 27" screen at a resolution of 2560x1440" - wouldn't say that's true - they screens are good, but when you switch between any phone, any tablet, a rMBP and the curre
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Same, between me and my parents, we've replaced three Nexus 4s, all really easily without issue.
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Also you can tie the person up with the cord.
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Wishlist for CSS features from 1998
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https://www.google.com/?q=remind+me+to+upvote+this+comment+i... is also useful, and will set it in Google Now, so your phone/tablet/Chromebook/normal computer will all remind you. Annoyingly you can't do
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Are you using S3 with multiple EC2 instances/multiple servers? Do you keep your /storage/ on S3? I'm considering pulling from S3, then resizing on whatever server it is, then storing back on S3 - any issues with that? Do
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I'm on OSX. Occasionally when you click back to focus Chrome, your focus stays in Hangouts, then you can't use Chrome's keyboard shortcuts, as you are in Hangouts instead. Otherwise, hopefully this works better than the old e
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That's exactly what I came here to say - if this can do chip and PIN, then can't we assume chip and PIN is broken? Cloning a mag stripe is trivial, cloning chip and PIN should be as close to impossible as is feasible.
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We really need Web Apps in windows with a dock icon, no tabs etc, and websites into tabs as they are now. Pinned sites in IE kinda does this, saving websites on your home screen on iOS or on Android kinda does this, and ChromeOS kinda does
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As a programmer surely just a 0 (for starting for loops), a 1 (for off by one errors) and 0-9 (for regexs) suffices for 99% of typing? Typing other numbers seems like it should be avoided wherever possible.
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At first I thought you were joking, then realised you likely live in the US. I guess each country has it's share of things that other countries don't understand!
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The presenter said that Windows 1 had been done already, and showed a photo of Bill with a floppy disk. Not sure what would be better - WinX? Windows One? WindOne? W1ndows?
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The data comes from project honeypot - the IP you are using has been flagged for abuse in the past.
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You don't need to specify the type on a script anyway if you are using ECMAScript/JS.
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Do you know when the new iPhones will be added to the devices menu? Or whether we will be able to save devices and curate the list? I'd like to add 1080p and 720p screens into the list for some tv screen sized apps I'm building, a
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Is pricing available yet? I've been thinking about a robot vacuum since I moved into a new house with all hard floors.
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Why not use input[type='range'] rather than these horrible unusable sliders? Also, why aren't your numbers input[type='number']? Then you could press up and down to change them. If you provided a step value that mat
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Well, most people out of the 56% that actually own a smart phone: http://www.pewinternet.org/2013/06/05/smartphone-ownership-2...
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Microsoft beat you to it: http://hover.ie/
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They say it's due to use of WebRTC, WebGL and WebSockets.
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I use 80.
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12y ago
No link, so tried to Google, can't find you there. The name is way too similar to British to rank at the moment.
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