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12y ago
I find Glenn Greenwalds explanation at TED quite compelling : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcSlowAhvUk
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12y ago
> emotional-support animals As an European: wat ?
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12y ago
Pets != humans. There is no other perspective.
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12y ago
> Lets see if a Pixel2 is on the horizon that gives the MBP Retina some heartache Based on that Google had to bribe customers with giving 1TB of Drive space for 2 years for that purchase, I'd say the Pixel is pretty much dead.
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12y ago
gandi.net has 2FA.
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12y ago
That app store is for Modern apps.
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12y ago
Try Sunrise [1], which can use Google Calendar as backend and has push for updates. [1] https://sunrise.am
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12y ago
Technically it was bought for Google services and data collection in mobile space, that's inside their control.
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12y ago
> and not stretch yourself too thin. But they are. Keep, Fit are prime examples of stretching but offering a mediocre "service". The way I see it, Google turned hard into a direction from building services with APIs into data c
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12y ago
> This is where we would hope that the Internet would come in. After all, that’s the promise of the digital age, isn’t it? Unlimited access to a sea of information. Anyone can learn anything. Underfunded schools are a moot point, because
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12y ago
This comment exactly explains the frustration : https://code.google.com/p/android-developer-preview/issues/d... Hardware supports it, but Google for some unknown reason just disables software support, it did
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12y ago
They actually open them in the browser now, at least it worked with Chrome, who imported the .ics with Google Calendar website. Still hilariously clunky though and surely confusing to the user. But hey at least dat Material design amirite ?
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12y ago
This isn't a bug, it's a feature for indication that an user has an alarm set, so it minimizes the possibility of going off at unexpected time, the user wasn't aware of. Imagine if having mobile connection indicator wouldn&#x
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12y ago
He probably wants the most for his money and in this case iOS/Android is the way to roll in 2014.
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12y ago
I suppose their argument would be easier updates throughout the platform, since Android updates aren't regulated by Google. But the side agenda is "forcing" vendors into Google apps suite certification, devices without it can
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12y ago
Latest Google Play Services release (6.5.99x) started to poll GPS location at every unlock, even if the "Smart unlock" with "Trusted Places" set isn't active. This gets nasty when you're inside, have mobile con
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12y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aide.ui
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12y ago
>So, the gist of this is that you use a product where you don't like any of the key features No, perhaps you got the wrong idea. The gist is that Google Services are running despite of opt-out (Google Now), being geographically unav
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(Opinion)Android device is owned by Google Services and I don't like it anymore
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