smeroth

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by smeroth 9y ago
Regarding its availability, I think it's sad that they dropped support for Symbian OS. I wonder what made them drop an existing platform - I would've understood not bothering to develop for a new one, but not drop an existing.
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by smeroth 9y ago
You should try Brain.fm. I use it with my noise canceling headphones and the experience has been great so far.
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by smeroth 9y ago
Could it be that the glasses also tell you which tools you'll need, allowing you to plan ahead, whereas the alternative is to fetch a tool when you need it?
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by smeroth 9y ago
I don't think they have an advantage, as I've noticed that kids knowing their way around their phone are often completely lost when put in front of a computer. They never use the computer, they have everything in their phones. Com
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by smeroth 9y ago
Alternatives to Facebook that's not made by Google?
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by smeroth 9y ago
After a long addiction where I had used my phones as projects rather than tools, I decided to unwind. The blinking notification light was the first one to go, as I couldn't concentrate when it was active (which was most of the time). T
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by smeroth 10y ago
Doesn't that just redirect you to Google's search results (encrypted.google.com), and thus makes the point of using DuckDuckGo in the first place unnecessary?
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by smeroth 10y ago
I'd like to add a fourth choice: ask every time. When the app wants to access your GPS coordinates, you can grant it temporarily. Much like Android's integrity tools (maybe it's just a Cyanogenmod feature) where you can choos