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sosuke
12y ago
I want to know why walking away from such a toxic deal made this developer feel like that would make them the bad guy in the partnership. It seems like the other party wanted everything and was giving nothing in return. I was disappointed t
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sosuke
12y ago
I'm completely with you on the social platforms. I think school provides a certain set of situations where social networks become very important to groups and personal growth. I remember being active in IRC, forums, all manner of insta
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SwiftKey Keyboard for iOS 8: A first look at themes, and a price reveal
(swiftkey.com)
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12y ago
I think it must be conceded that Apple was much more aggressive in on-boarding POS systems and credit card companies than Google, and for that they deserve credit. Google moved first with the tech, said "here, go forth and code for it&
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sosuke
12y ago
Yup, same thing happens to QA and Devs after big game releases.
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12y ago
That is a needed piece, then you can play as it downloads instead of having to preload the entire file. Cool!
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sosuke
12y ago
I bet it wouldn't be too much effort to add in more services, but I assume this meets his personal needs. https://github.com/jakubroztocil/cloudtunes/tree/master/clou...
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12y ago
I came to mention something similar I read many years back about copper, but it was funded by the "copper industry" and the article is on the Daily Mail from 2008. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-108
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12y ago
Thanks for the Basel World link, I hadn't heard of that before but their brand book is really cool. http://media.messe.ch/epaper/BASELWORLD/2014/Baselworld_Bran... http://www.baselworld.com&#x
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12y ago
I don't have a full gigabit connection yet, 700 megabits down and up right now, but piracy was easy on a normal broadband connection. The killer app I want from my connection is no buffering on YouTube, Netflix, and other streaming ser
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12y ago
I feel like it has been for the past year, it is exhausting. I think there is a real term for it but at first I was in shock, and now I'm tired of hearing it, being lumped in the same category with folks doing some nasty evil stuff. I
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Intel reveals MICA, its first luxury smart bracelet
(cnet.com)
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Escape from XP Game by Microsoft for Modern IE
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sosuke
12y ago
Depends on who is paying for the dig right?
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12y ago
Just as cool, the full name Dreadnoughtus schrani is partially named after the technology entrepreneur who helped finance the research Adam Schran. I've been looking him up, but wow that is cool to have a Dinosaur named after you! htt
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sosuke
12y ago
woah http://h1bwage.com/employer.php?q=372401&sortby=2
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sosuke
12y ago
Each have state licensing and regulation.
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YouTube's biggest gaming celebrity shuts off comments for good
(polygon.com)
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12y ago
Google and Yahoo both had 2FA holes in their mobile authentication entry points. No data to back this up other than my own experience and seeing the last logins coming from mobile devices in another country.
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12y ago
I've had the same thoughts and internal discussions a few times. I recently found these two articles, one talking about using NSCoding instead of CoreData, and the other is about helper libraries to make CoreData easier to manage. Both
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12y ago
About cereal boxes containing more nutrition than the cereal inside http://mythbustersresults.com/episode55
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12y ago
https://lockedusb.com another product along those lines
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sosuke
12y ago
I'd love to be able to hit the reset button on my FB profile, undo all the profiling they've done on me and start again. Same thing for Google. What does it look like to be a vanilla user?
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12y ago
Looks like you're right, but it still will be able to collect and send some kind of data in a solar orbit. http://arstechnica.com/science/2014/08/crowd-funded-isee-3-r...
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12y ago
I don't love it, but think of it as a book or magazine cover or full page picture at the start of an article. I've just started scrolling on every page I land on at this point.
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12y ago
You aren't out of touch, I feel like the downvotes are being used more often on HN, maybe someone like dang could look at the actual data to see if there is any validity to the feeling.
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12y ago
I would imagine it to be pretty difficult to search for those shapes.
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12y ago
For clarity This is public domain footage now, because the bird stole the camera: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/02/bird-steals-camera-... This is copyright, because the photographer strapped cameras t
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12y ago
In the event he doesn't own the copyrights to the photos, I wonder if David Slater would have released the photos with the same story of the monkey taking a selfie if he had known it would be without financial gain. Reading the nominat
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12y ago
That was awesome, I'd love to hear some more manuals like that, perhaps something for programming.
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