taude

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811.
by taude 12y ago
I was going to add this to the list, because I think the Homeland intro is really interesting and well done. Usually I fast forward through them, but I notice something new everytime with this one.
812.
by taude 12y ago
I was a big fan. I live behind a hill, so getting the local terrestrial channels OTA is impossible. Aereo made this possible plus some great features like the DVR functionality for $8/month, with the ability to watch in my kitchen (on
813.
by taude 12y ago
Livescribe has been doing this with handwriting for awhile: http://www.livescribe.com/
814.
by taude 12y ago
I used to use Emacs org-mode. But now been using Plain Tasks [1] in Sublime 3. (I lost an Emacs config file and haven't looked back.) [1] https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/PlainTasks
815.
by taude 12y ago
Thanks.
816.
by taude 12y ago
How's this different than something like Big Cartel ( http://bigcartel.com/ )? Not asking about business stuff specifically, but the usability or whatever-it-is that this newer stuff does that the older online t-shirt pr
817.
by taude 12y ago
I really appreciate FB splitting off their features into products. I use the Chat app a lot more than I was expecting. I seldom view the "news feed" which is mostly garbage for me. I look forward to an "Event planning"
818.
by taude 12y ago
It doesn't look or behave anything like Aviate, except that it provides a way to launch apps, hence why it's called a Launcher. With Aviate, you swipe to expose a list of grouped apps, then swipe again to expose a list of all the
819.
by taude 12y ago
I think the author is implying that there's a lot of .NET devs out there that don't have sound computer science backgrounds, or formally trained in OO, or work on projects with minimal patterns knowledge, etc. I think this is half
820.
by taude 12y ago
In reading the article, it sounds like they're going to work with the Mono team to bring it everywhere.
821.
by taude 12y ago
Also consider when there's say four people tagged in a conversation, and then someone needs the extra characters to make their point and they remove one of the names, then that person loses the context too. Also, conversations look dif
822.
by taude 12y ago
Agree that the LG looks better. The Apple Watch, designed by any other company than Apple, would be getting lambasted in the tech media for being ugly, techy-looking, chunky, etc...but guess we'll have to wait to see how all these watc
823.
by taude 12y ago
Except conversations are badly broken. So many people don't hit the actual reply, so conversations get cut off, often restarted, and thus become fragmented, which makes them hard to follow and participate in. Sometimes it works. Often
824.
by taude 12y ago
I'm wondering if it's true usefullness is potentially in an Enterprise supplemental tool to cobble together some quick apps, maybe like what MS Access was used for a long time ago, except this time you get nice browser-based, reac
825.
by taude 12y ago
Are you sure this will work in Hotel Wifis? I tried in the past with Google stick and couldn't get it to work because of something with getting both devices on the Wifi. I think it had to do with the fact that you needed to open a br
826.
by taude 12y ago
I notice that in their comparison grid that they don't list Google content. No thanks, I don't want a streaming stick for each online service, so I think I'll stick to my Roku.
827.
by taude 12y ago
I do something similar with JavaScript and code functions in a REPL and then move the code into my actual file as soon as I get it working. Usually I do this with Google Dev tools console.
828.
by taude 12y ago
When I first moved east, I was enamored with MIT and Harvard and the whole east-coast-prep-school-thing. Then I worked with a bunch of grads from these schools and was underwhelmed. I was expecting that they'd be smarter and better a
829.
by taude 12y ago
Are you sure? It sure sounds like this is a version of Photoshop, running in a managed VM in the cloud by Adobe.
830.
by taude 12y ago
When cooking omelettes, I usually add a little water to the pan and steam the eggs after flipping and adding the veggies and cheese. The water would then moisten the eggs, making it hard to over-cook them.
831.
by taude 12y ago
When cooking for one, I used to cook a couple nights/week the staples, and then reheat them. For example, I'd make a cous-cous salad thing on Sunday night, then pair it with a fresh cooked fish or chicken on Monday/Tuesday,
832.
by taude 12y ago
Gotta say I'm surprised this didn't happen years ago when Aviary made all those flash-based web tools for editing Vectors, photos, etc...
833.
by taude 12y ago
I'm on the same bandwagon as everyone in this thread. Love the long battery life (i've read at least three books while being in the woods for 10 days). Pseudo-disconnect from a internet-alive device (no distractions from social me
834.
by taude 12y ago
Agreed. I originally was looking for the ReactJS implementation, but find the game mechanic intriguing. Reminds me a little of the 3d Fez game.
835.
by taude 12y ago
Disc brakes, fashion? You must not be riding the right trails.
836.
by taude 12y ago
Yeup. So wake me when this becomes a reality: I'm sure somone's patenting building a cellular antenna into a watch band as I type this. Plus, I'm sure 6G networks will be faster and require even less power....
837.
by taude 12y ago
There's gotta be some expensive parts in there, like that sapphire screen.
838.
by taude 12y ago
It's really a deal breaker that the watch needs a phone to be tethered. If I'm going to look at a map, I'm just going to use the phone that's in my pocket. Similarly, I don't really need a buzz notification into my
839.
by taude 12y ago
You know, I was thinking the same thing. I think I prefer the roundness of the 360, than the rectangular Apple design. However, you won't catch me wearing either of them until you don't have to have a phone with you. I'm thi
840.
by taude 12y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but the few components I clicked on didn't have immediately obvious demos available. This would be pretty useful, especially if it isn't a wrapped version of a well-known existing library.

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