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wastedhours
12y ago
It is a remote control to your smartphone - the current Wear crop don't handle any of the phones' tasks, and it vibrates when I get a notification or phonecall...
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wastedhours
12y ago
Yep. Gear VR is like a posh Google Cardboard with a Samsung Note 4 strapped to the front (a, probably, offensive oversimplification, it actually has tech in the headset, but it's just a face-holder for the phone), and the Oculus Develo
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wastedhours
12y ago
It means that 7 people here have an issue with the size.
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wastedhours
12y ago
Yeah, it's a neat idea, but my fingers wouldn't thank the switch from the Ducky.
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wastedhours
12y ago
The last sentence is interesting to me - I wonder if there are many sys/devops types who are morning people? I'm a developer and function much better at 5am than 11pm, but it'd be an interesting correlation if server-peeps we
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wastedhours
12y ago
My first thought was this as well - we tend to list prices inc VAT in Europe, but it's almost always without in the States, no?
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wastedhours
12y ago
I absorb perhaps more than I should, I use it as a kind of positive procrastination from a not completely engaging job. I break it down similarly to you, spend more time on SO style answers as it looks "codey" if anyone can see my
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wastedhours
12y ago
IME large corps always go for the "quick wins". They get external companies in to tell them the things their employees already told them about, and then it's a box ticking exercise to race through that list before their next
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wastedhours
12y ago
Yes, because there's only those two options. Only. Those. Two.
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wastedhours
12y ago
This is kind of what we had here outside some nightclubs in the UK. There'd be a private hire company (bookable only), with a guy with a notepad and phone standing outside, he'd make the booking on the paper, ring the driver who w
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wastedhours
12y ago
Patent 53165464: Mechanism to send the word "Yo" to other users. On a computer.
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wastedhours
12y ago
With it being pre-installed on KitKat I just used it without thinking about whether it was "out" there yet. Great service that I use every day. You can even set each note with a reminder time or location that'll notify you (o
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wastedhours
12y ago
"Soft landing" "acquihire"?
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wastedhours
12y ago
Yeah, but the initial ones in the UK were lane based (SPECS?), meaning if you changed lane at any point during that section, they wouldn't work. I assume this has been fixed now?
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wastedhours
12y ago
Anecdotal of course, but I and a few friends/family I've seen used to have email addresses (when I was younger) with two digits representing birth year (like, something85), whereas I can't think of a reason I'd use only
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wastedhours
13y ago
And a hearty fuck you you should give to those making you do unpaid overtime :)
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wastedhours
13y ago
I had the opportunity to take a high stress, really well paid job at a successful company (tech in a professional services org, not a tech co, 60% more pay). They picked someone else after previous interviews, but approached me again after
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wastedhours
13y ago
I'm in the UK, do 37 hours, home by 4.45 each day, don't let anyone tell you you need to work every hour in the day to succeed.