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by tlow 8y ago
Here's my take: Apple is serious about security. They recognize beyond utility, it has huge brand value. In the fake news era, it seems Apple decided it was important enough to merit a response to set the record straight, no doubt a tr
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by tlow 8y ago
This appears to be false. > So, Who Protects Costa Rica? Costa Rica maintains its military-free status and does not command any military units or house any war weapons. However, the country does maintain alliances with other countries, s
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by tlow 9y ago
I'm glad you mentioned working at Taco Bell and Starbucks because it makes my comment less off topic. I was wondering, if there are certain industries which give you a "real" insight into the human condition. I think being a
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by tlow 10y ago
Seems like a real problem. On one hand legacy devices -- keeping them supported and updating their vulnerabilities for exploitative uses as we saw from Anna Senpai.
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by tlow 10y ago
I think this merits the question, what is UX Design? Seriously.
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by tlow 10y ago
This article is naive to the HUGE patent library Apple will be capitalizing on for iPhone 8, which will be a device to see. I've heard to called as ambitious as the original iPhone. To the comments on platform shift, might you call it
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by tlow 10y ago
At what point are they going to cancel google voice to force us into hangouts. The recent redesign makes me think not immediately, but initially with the G+ pushes they've held back functionality simply to force G+ products.
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by tlow 10y ago
I'm sorry but calling said tool "spam" is hyperbole to the point of factual incorrectness. Furthermore, this said tool is recommended by Indiegogo's Field Guide, a direct publication of Indiegogo.com, the world's se
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by tlow 10y ago
Right, isn't the term "reasonable accommodations" from ADA language? I'm still at a bit of a loss as to the functional impact. I understand the monetary argument in the first paragraph, there are similar laws pertaining
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by tlow 10y ago
I've implemented these as well, they're not my favorite and it wasn't my decision to add them. However, after a certain point, for those popups which only appear after engaging with the content, there is some validity to the
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by tlow 10y ago
I didn't know about any of this prior to reading your post, so please forgive my naivete. 100% municipal internet access in the US is a game changer for education as education laws like California's CA 61199[1] requires that prim
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by tlow 10y ago
From the perspective of crowdfunding 1. The crowdfunding sites themselves maintain HUGE newsletter lists and use very advanced analytics to determine what to place in those newsletters. 2. For campaigners, the size and activity of your emai
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by tlow 10y ago
Can someone please explain the relationship between the linked article and the headline. How has the supreme court set the educational bar higher for students with disabilities and how will this impact public education? Will there be immedi
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by tlow 10y ago
Thanks.
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by tlow 10y ago
For those of us who aren't developers but maybe more aptly called "hackers" (cause we hack stuff together even though we're operating out of our league, sometimes we get stuff to work). I am wondering, is there a even h
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by tlow 10y ago
Could you kindly email me (address in profile), this is a very interesting comment and I wish to discuss some of it with you offline. One thing I've noticed among "hacker spaces" and the machine shop company is that they hav
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by tlow 10y ago
That's not enough. Having fail condition parameters understood and cases designed for is so often overlooked.
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by tlow 10y ago
I am not always able to fully elucidate my meaning. I never post without a point.
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by tlow 10y ago
"In fact, the Devil's Advocate may be the biggest innovation killer in America today. "[1] [1] Tom Kelley, co-founder of Ideo as in '10 Faces of Innovation'
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by tlow 10y ago
So the Federal Government should Legalize Cannabis and allow research into it's painkiller effects?
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by tlow 10y ago
I think the is a bit hyperbolic. Apple certainly hasn't given up. It may be having some identity issues, but what I really think is happening is politics. Steve Jobs made Apple, he fought for the company so hard he was fired, then he g
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by tlow 10y ago
Patented in 2014.
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by tlow 10y ago
Evidence suggests that this market is changing rapidly. I have seen graphs on paid ride figures being pretty even over time, whereas standard taxi figures appear to almost universally be dropping in quantity. Might not a longer term perspec
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by tlow 10y ago
Around 2004/2005 about a year after Adsense launched some friends and I from Stanford made a fake company and blogged about high CPC adwords content, then made a couple hundred bucks clicking our own links... received payment, never go
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by tlow 10y ago
When Google Migrated to GSuite they stole my domain by locking me out of any means of renewing, transferring, after I purchased it when they launched Google Domains ~2004. The domain in question happened to be have an interested party, beca
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by tlow 10y ago
This was a problem for mobile data ~2008 on Deutsche Telekom networks.
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by tlow 10y ago
Fing for services and ping?
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by tlow 10y ago
Do you have suggestions for organizing semi-dense apartment complexes such that there aren't more SSIDs than units and are there legal ways to safely share wifi with neighbors? It seems to me that most TOS agreements from ISPs seem to
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by tlow 10y ago
This is relevant because design is being controlled by the school of engineering and they are not managing it well. There are too many non-related groups. Yes some extraordinary students work between these silos, but it would be far better
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by tlow 10y ago
Preface: I hold a BSE Product Design 2009, Stanford. I conducted research at the CDR. I took courses at the d.school and CCRMA. I attended weekly HCI research meetings for 3 weeks and saw Ed Catmull present to the HCI group once. THIS IS AN

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