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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Think you are getting personalized search, it's #2 if not logged in to Google.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
That's what he told me from reading the terms sent. Since this is secondhand, I don't have the exact quote.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I checked (had a friend who can't afford it but won)... it's non-transferable and you need to show up with a credit card and matching id. Sure I could have them pick up the glasses then use them myself, but Google owns the right to everyth
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
It did the equivalent of Boston to North Carolina in 3 minutes. Crazy testing something that covers so much distance so fast.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
They say this explains why gastric bypass works, but from what I've seen, people who get gastric bypass can only physically eat a few calories per day in the beginning without terrible consequences. Eventually you can eat more, and I've se
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Google Sent Out 8,000 Invites Today for Google Glass(news.msn.com)
1 points by ry0ohki 14y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
It's a trump card because there would then be a second case against the defendant. He could say "Settle my first lawsuit and I'll drop assault charges on you", if you don't you'll be broke AND in prison.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Maybe there is a certain height where this comes into play, but I've seen trees growing naturally (not by design) in abandoned buildings. The first I could think of is the 13-story Highland building here in Pittsburgh you can kind of make
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Wouldn't they be North American?
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Yep, you have to think of that equity stake as the cost for a 5 minute Friday night commercial. I'm assuming such a commercial would cost maybe $30-50k or more, so it seems like a semi-fair deal (although since you are also the one creatin
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Exactly! It's maddening to hear there are better technologies and services than RSS yet no one can name them...
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I agree!
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
There is almost certainly not a legal department at a startup of 60 people. I agree it's a very dumb thing to do legally, but I've seen lots of small companies make lots of legal mistakes, and could easily picture a founder freaking out th
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Startups aren't like IBM, they don't often consult a "legal dept" (I doubt one exists at a company of 60 people), and often fly by the seat of the founder's pants. Either way it's really bad for SendGrid.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I would expect denial from one of the founders or Adria if this were the case "hey guys ignore that post, we're hacked!"
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I normally agree with you, but in this case I find it quite relevant. All Hackers should be all notice now that the things they say in public or put on Twitter could cost them their jobs.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
A tweet can be retweeted, it's absolutely meant to be public, while the former was meant to be private. In other words, you are saying one should be more careful about offending others in private conversations then on Twitter?
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
In general, it's legal to post pictures of people taken in public without their consent in the USA, especially at a large event like this where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Washington Post to Add Paywall This Summer(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by ry0ohki 14y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I started to agree with you in terms of "fair is fair", but on the other hand rape is severely undereported partly because of the embarrassment, if you know you'll be publicly named I can't imagine that will increase the number of reports.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I couldn't figure out why one area of my city kept having brown outs and water shortages, until I read this help article. Then I realized it was my street traffic that was a bottleneck. Yes, busses and cars stacked up at the entrance to m
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
This is key, the behavior is clearly by design.
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SimCity traffic AI is why services and traffic are broken(answers.ea.com)
14 points by ry0ohki 14y ago|4 comments
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
I've never used any of them, but some quick Googling: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dashcommand-obd-ii-gauge-das... http://devtoaster.com/products/rev/index.html
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Lesson for startups here: There are tons of devices/apps that do exactly what this does already. What's the difference? Automatic has great design, snappy domain name, and most importantly mass market positioning. These had traditionall
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
It's mainly the nature of the game. With World of Warcraft you kind of know what you are getting into. But pretend you are just a dude walking around BestBuy, you pick up SimCity on launch day to bring back fond childhood memories. You t
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Can someone confirm that the online mode offers nothing but DRM? The fact that they had to disable Cheetah speed makes me think they really are offloading some of the game simulations to the servers. It certainly feels like a much speedie
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
It's not, that's my point. OP was saying this is revolutionary because it's less obtrusive then checking your phone and I'm saying it's equally or more obtrusive.
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
Also not very unobtrusive... "Don't mind me, I'm definitely paying attention to you, while rubbing my temple furiously"
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by ry0ohki 14y ago
With the exception of the time, you need to use a voice command for everything else (as far as I can tell)... so i'm not sure being less disruptive is the primary use case.

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