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by xd1936 8y ago
I believe this was said when the Github repository[1] was posted yesterday, but... It's pretty wild that Google's releasing a closed-source plugin for Microsoft's open-source code editor in 2019. 1. https://github.
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by xd1936 8y ago
And he would have named the Model 3 "Model E" if he hadn't been sued by Ford.[1] 1. http://fortune.com/2014/05/07/tesla-drops-model-e-trademark-...
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by xd1936 8y ago
They have forked dnsmasq to power their project[1]. 1. https://pi-hole.net/2018/02/22/coming-soon-ftldns-pi-holes-o...
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by xd1936 8y ago
I've been running an instance of this on a DigitalOcean VM for a couple of years now. Keeping my instance external is nice so I can use it from home, work, and for friends and family, with all of my devices. Fantastic project, highly r
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by xd1936 8y ago
I wonder if one of these was used by the FBI's unlocking tool from the San Bernardino shooter case. That sort of just... fizzled out, with the FBI saying they could unlock iPhones themselves. Everybody kind of just said "yikes&quo
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by xd1936 8y ago
Oh cool. I've done a lot of similar projects in recent years with Apps Script [1]. With a script that's tied to a document (or even a standalone script that references Docs by ID), you can design your own API of sorts. Take in HTT
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by xd1936 8y ago
I am one of said customers. I think our support that we get is probably quite different than the support Apple gives to the developers of Google and Facebook, who make most of the top 10 apps downloaded from the App Store.
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by xd1936 8y ago
Company-on-company support is an entirely different thing from customer support. These are developers with direct lines to one another. Google isn't filing a support ticket at an Apple Store.
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Technical statistics of Wikipedia, including page views, edits, and bandwidth(stats.wikimedia.org)
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by xd1936 8y ago
Weird, mine works great. What service is your source of audio?
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by xd1936 8y ago
LoRa is awesome technology, if you haven't yet played with it. Here in West Michigan, our city's Board of Public Works runs the local power station, which in turn powers snowmelt heated sidewalks in our downtown area. The employee
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by xd1936 8y ago
Amen. Twitter[1] and Starbucks[2] have both built gorgeous PWAs in the last couple of years that are perfect replacements for 98% of a native app's functionality. It can be done, people! 1. https://blog.twitter.com/engi
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by xd1936 8y ago
Safari... cares about Linux?
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by xd1936 8y ago
Man. They just bought NoWait too, which was an awesome service. I hope they don't drag it down with them into the abyss.
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by xd1936 8y ago
But you still have to import it into Photos first, then jump to the app that you actually want to work in? I wish Apple would open up some of these APIs so that apps like Photoshop could actually interact with the filesystem.
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by xd1936 8y ago
I'm super interested in the rumors that Essential is working on "an anti-smartphone with a small screen that relies primarily on voice commands."[1] The world needs more sub-5" phones now that Sony isn't making the
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by xd1936 8y ago
Seriously. I'd argue that Inbox was _very_ good at what it did... Re-bundle email into logical groups, automatically. It's fantastic on mobile.
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by xd1936 8y ago
...I'm okay with this, I think. Has www (http over tcp/ip) not become the default protocol for "the internet" in the average person's mind?
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by xd1936 8y ago
Yup. Samsung bought a company called LoopPay a couple of years ago. They invented and patented the tech. https://www.looppay.com/ https://www.recode.net/2015/5/13/11562614/samsung-paid-ar
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by xd1936 8y ago
Yup. I've got Android P on my Essential PH-1 right now. I'm bummed I don't have the wellbeing features that were promised.
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by xd1936 8y ago
100% this. Steeping your brain in high-level and advanced thinking slowly but surely teaches you how to think in new ways, even if you don't absorb and comprehend it all at a detailed level.
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Google's Small-Scale Web Tool Creator “App Maker” Is Now Available for GSuite(gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com)
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by xd1936 8y ago
And get the USB and Ethernet onto separate buses
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Material Design Writing Principles(material.io)
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by xd1936 8y ago
The ghost of TurnTable.fm!
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by xd1936 8y ago
That's a powerful headline, but unless I'm being A/B tested, it has little to do with the article. Did you mean to link to "13 things to know about the GDPR"?
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by xd1936 8y ago
They're propped up by Oppo, but neither company will acknowledge it. Having weight like that behind you is definitely a competitive advantage when trying to enter this market as a new brand.
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by xd1936 8y ago
"[We] are implementing plans to prevent this bug from happening again" sure makes it sound like this bug is still happening. Should we wait a couple of days before changing passwords? Will it end up in this log right now, just lik
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by xd1936 8y ago
Smart people ≠ healthy people
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by xd1936 9y ago
Firefox does pretty much exactly this. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/live-bookmarks

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