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by sahaskatta 8y ago
It's 2018. Not sure if it's really necessary to use something like CCleaner on Windows 10. The built in disk cleanup and defrag tools have been perfectly sufficient.
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
There's Google Chat if you use G Suite like us. https://chat.google.com/welcome Or Atlassian's Stride is really great too: https://www.stride.com/ If your org happens to be part of the Microsoft O
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Show HN: The REST API for your car(blog.smartcar.com)
7 points by sahaskatta 8y ago|0 comments
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
Windows now has Linux support built-in. No VMs or dual-booting needed. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
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by sahaskatta 8y ago
What company is monetizing your address book?
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Cal researchers build AI that can flag Twitter Propaganda(wired.com)
10 points by sahaskatta 9y ago|1 comments
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by sahaskatta 9y ago
Are you sure about that? Check our DxOMark's website from about 3 months ago: https://web.archive.org/web/20170629063431/https://www.dxoma... There are plenty of Android phones far ahead of Apple de
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by sahaskatta 9y ago
Are you sure those are Qi? The ones in Silicon Valley locations are PMA. https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/starbucks-wireless-c...
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by sahaskatta 9y ago
Starbucks has had wireless chargers for a long time in most Bay Area stores. However, these are usually PMA chargers -- not Qi. I have never been able to charge my Nexus devices which only have Qi at Starbucks, however my new Galaxy S8 whic
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by sahaskatta 9y ago
They did. Then they removed the "on demand smart files" features and it hasn't existed for nearly a year or more. They are adding it back again in October 2017 as part of Windows 10 Fall Creators Updates.
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by sahaskatta 9y ago
This was particularly interesting: >Google shared a fun statistic at I/O 2017: The company expects one-third of Android devices shipped in 2017 to cost under $100. Even more so considering that the US is the 2nd largest market for p
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Teslabot – AI chatbot for your Tesla Model S / X(teslabot.ai)
21 points by sahaskatta 9y ago|0 comments
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
I wish it was that simple. Raising the gas tax isn't the solution. The gas tax will not work for to much longer because it doesn't accurately correlate to the number miles traveled. - A old compact car from 2007 may only get 20 mp
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
+1 for Uber Conference. Discovered it about a year ago and it's by far my favorite service for work. Just wish they add video calling support soon.
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
Yes. Most new Windows 10 devices such as a Surface Book or Surface Pro have facial recognition built-in. I haven't typed in a password in over a year.
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
I'd be interested in this too. How do I contact you?
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
I had a Fitbit Flex. I had the band tear 3 times last year. Fitbit replaced it for free each time. Eventually the little device inside stopped holding a charge. They replaced that for free too. I decided to upgrade to the Charge 2 for 2017.
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
The XPS 13 does not have a dGPU, but the XPS 15 does have one.
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
Which bluetooth headphones did you try? I have the following two and they work perfectly. - Plantronics Backbeat Go - Jabra Pulse Both worked perfectly paired with my Surface Pro as well as my Nexus 6P. I also had a Nexus 6 prior to that an
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
Doesn't this $20 item on Monoprice do the same thing already? https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=9722
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
I'm not so sure this article is entirely accurate. I have Windows 10 Anniversary Update on my Surface Pro 4 and the switch to turn "Hey Cortana" off takes just 2-3 clicks. Screenshot: http://imgur.com/a/E
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
I wouldn't agree. Innovation for portable laptop/tablet form factors had been slow for quite some time, but I think there's a small uptick again. Everything from the Razer Blade which supports a external dGPU to devices like
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
Adobe's XD is coming to Windows within a month or two. It appears to be a good alternative clone of Sketch. http://www.adobe.com/products/experience-design.html (As a primary Windows person, Sketch is one of the t
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by sahaskatta 10y ago
The security risks associated with connected cars are getting resolved. Bringing internet connectivity to cars helps improve people's lives in a lot of ways: - OTA updates. The reality of software: there will be bugs. With WiFi or LTE
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by sahaskatta 11y ago
Microsoft Hyperlapse works quite well https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft....
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by sahaskatta 11y ago
As a long time Sublime user, having side-bar tabs in editors like Brackets or VS Code is definitely quite annoying. I wish they offered the option to place tabs on the top as an alternative.
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by sahaskatta 11y ago
This should be the actual link, not BBC.
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by sahaskatta 11y ago
I've used Pandora, Spotify, Rdio, Xbox Music (Now Groove Music), and I find Google Music's recommendation engine by far the best. They even have a "I'm feeling lucky" feature that plays a set of curated music to you
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by sahaskatta 11y ago
Any more details on that? I wonder what's the reason? It's a better experience for me to have every app take advantage of a single notification center.
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by sahaskatta 11y ago
I hope they integrate with the native Notification Center on OS X and the "Action Center" on Windows 10. This would make it more consistent with how Chrome works with the native notification lists in Android and iOS.

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