robmcm

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by robmcm 12y ago
I expect there will be no stand alone apps, they will be extension to iPhone apps. Therefore you need an iPhone app with a watchKit module in it to use it on the phone.
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by robmcm 12y ago
Apple has a trade in option for iPhones, perhaps this will extend to watches, or perhaps the second hand market will be strong. If not you can send it to cash4gold.com ;)
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by robmcm 12y ago
I guess this is like saying my Nokia 3310 lasts a whole week compared to a smart phone.
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by robmcm 12y ago
Same with iTV (ITV in the UK) and iPhone back in the day etc. I think we are seeing a move to Apple <Product Name>, partly because of this and partly because the Apple brand is so strong.
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by robmcm 12y ago
>As a developer: >* Because I can use any editor I like - free, open-source, paid, whatever. You can write .as files in any editor and compile via the command line... >* Because I can build and use tools which are themselves built
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by robmcm 12y ago
Not sure it made much of a difference to insurance premiums, unless you didn't have an immobilizer in which case you premium would go up. I expect the insurance industry benefited most from this.
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by robmcm 12y ago
Are we full cycle yet? Is this the new HTML table layout, it took what, 14 years?
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by robmcm 12y ago
You can't get a device UUID anymore I don't think. There is also a web view/player I think.
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by robmcm 12y ago
> 2) At least one or two podcasts I deleted a long time ago got imported. I haven't examined the opml file but Downcast doesn't show them anymore. So either Downcast is doing something wrong or the import is. Would you care to
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by robmcm 12y ago
Yes it would be nice to avoid this until you are sold. It would also be nice to have an explanation as to why it's needed (web client etc).
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by robmcm 12y ago
and I imagine Apple will want to keep it that way. Swift will be used as a competative advantage or lock in, depending on your level of scepticism.
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by robmcm 12y ago
Your right, fixed :p p.s. This one was intentional.
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by robmcm 12y ago
I got up one mintue before mine today, sat there waiting like a lemon for it to go off.
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by robmcm 12y ago
What annoys me most is hitting snooze by mistake, you then have to open the clock app to toggle it off and on. Otherwise you alarm goes off while you are in the shower, resulting in angry wife!
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by robmcm 12y ago
What's more worrying is my contact information on friends devices. I have zero control over that. Some of them are even on Android! ;)
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by robmcm 12y ago
To be pedantic Flash is included in the HTML 5 spec via the object tag.
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by robmcm 12y ago
It's like some kind of retro RAS Syndrome
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by robmcm 12y ago
Yeah they are simpler in the UK, no one cools their house for example ;)
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by robmcm 12y ago
No I have a combi boiler, it doesn't store hot water. They can work with boilers though.
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by robmcm 12y ago
I have a Nest in the UK, they launched a few months back.
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by robmcm 12y ago
This happens a lot on twitter, I follow a number of football (soccer) account and often when a shock result or event happens people search for other that have predicted it, to retweet. Also don't forget paul, the match predicting octop
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by robmcm 12y ago
One problem would be disk space, I use 90% of my space so adding another user would be a real issue. Perhaps a guest mode would be better, access to all the apps already there, but wipes when they log out.
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by robmcm 12y ago
Yup, was great. Let you reply to messages, run apple scripts on proximity, answer and dial the phone... Not sure why it took apple soooooo long to implement?
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by robmcm 12y ago
Tube Status: Push notification or Text/SMS alerts ( http://alerts.tfl.gov.uk/ )
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by robmcm 12y ago
Indeed, 25 years is a long time and I think if Dre had attacked a reporter from the WSJ for leaking the Beats acquisition the deal would have been off.
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by robmcm 12y ago
The fact you have a quote from "Antonina K. Director of Operations, TrustGuard" with a photo of "Sarah Parmenter, Owner of You Know Who" makes me think you made them up. I wonder how many testimonials on the web are actu
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by robmcm 12y ago
That and debugging the compiled JS assuming there was a bug in the compiler or a browser quirk the compiler hadn't worked around. This is me remembering the arguments not making it ;)
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by robmcm 12y ago
One of the early issues raised about Dart was that it's compiled nature would make it hard to debug and was against the open source (easy to hack) nature of JS on the web. These days JS is more or less compiled, at least the file you g
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by robmcm 12y ago
Or the mention of the other similar apps T.G.I Friendster or Olive Grindr.
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by robmcm 12y ago
Someone could knock up an app using web RTC. A perfect opportunity for some hacker out there. Some hacker that reads HN. The trick is avoiding it becoming the next chat roulette :/

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