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xutopia
13y ago
There are lots of people who hack electronics or do desktop programming who have no idea how servers work even though they might be interested. We can't know everything and reminding people of their ignorance when they're asking
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xutopia
13y ago
Ever so pleasant, Linus does nothing to explain to luddites why they should use Linux.
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xutopia
13y ago
What is it? I'm not going to connect to Dropbox if I don't know what it does.
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xutopia
13y ago
I love cooking (it's beyond a normal passion for me) and I love eating wholesome foods every chance I get. I actually spend more money and time to eat a properly balanced diet. When I'm lazy or lack time to cook properly I'
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xutopia
13y ago
The difference I see with Tessel is that you require less learning electronics and you're right away capable of programming modules just after you plug them in. To me that has considerable value.
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xutopia
13y ago
I've played with Arduino and the #1 complaint I have about it is that in order to do anything I have to learn a whole lot about electronics. With Tessel you just plug a new module and npm install and you're good to go.
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xutopia
13y ago
And that is where the line divides. Android users are like you... they don't want to pay for software and go for cheaper hardware when they can.
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xutopia
13y ago
This smells like a flop to me.
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xutopia
13y ago
Wait... there is still a developer NDA?
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xutopia
13y ago
Yes and that's a much better starting point for a discussion :-D
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xutopia
13y ago
I'm going to call you out on this one. You're dismissing perfectly viable criticism as "fanboyism". The mechanisms are wildly different: On Android the app developer chooses if he is a good citizen or not and can if he
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xutopia
13y ago
Awesome work! I wonder if the effect will be long lasting.
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xutopia
13y ago
You forget a few things. On Android can't the app just run forever and decide on its own how often to poll the servers? This is a different thing. The OS decides when to schedule things if the app supports it. Also battery life has im
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xutopia
13y ago
Can you explain what you mean? It's not obvious to me from my perspective.
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xutopia
13y ago
Journey is without a doubt one of the most remarkable games I've played in the last 2 years. There are others that I really enjoyed in the moment but Journey is the one I'll pick up to replay again and again.
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xutopia
13y ago
The deal totally makes sense from my perspective. I wouldn't be surprised if they try really hard to buy BlackBerry for cheap as well when they falter low enough to be worth it for them.
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xutopia
13y ago
It's a single block of metal laser cut to fit all the components within a solid yet light fixture. It's a power plug that if tugged will not drop your laptop to the ground. It's a backlit keyboard that feels great on the fin
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xutopia
13y ago
I know this may a bit off topic but the Sears catalog was also how some young kids got off the pictures of women in bras. As a Frenchman this was ridiculously funny to me.
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xutopia
13y ago
How much is it?
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xutopia
13y ago
Exactly!
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xutopia
13y ago
Yet despite all his projects he left to rot he often wrote ideas down that others implemented with his instructions. Ball bearings, the water turbine powered mill, a wind-up "self propelled" cart (to carry ammo during war)... and
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xutopia
13y ago
Of course the panel is a joke but how many technologist put themselves in situations where they'd be in politics?
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xutopia
13y ago
I disagree. I value a strong body for a lightweight laptop. I also really enjoy little details like the backlit keyboard and the magnetic power cord attachment that saved me more times than I can count on one hand. If you do not value any o
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xutopia
13y ago
To be honest a lot of the damage had been done before Ballmer was CEO. The alienation of web developers was well under way, proprietary lock in was a major concern for enterprise and they had already painted themselves in a corner by esche
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xutopia
13y ago
That's highly unlikely. Bill Gates is busy with his foundation.
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xutopia
13y ago
Looks like you got one thing out of it! The ability to take naps on command!
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xutopia
13y ago
A friend of mine died in the last year from cancer. He was in his 30s. I too replaced a lot of the time I spent hacking to spend with my family. I like side projects but I love my family.
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xutopia
13y ago
I just read it and I did not understand anything either.
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xutopia
13y ago
I thought the author had made it clear that the coughing bouts were caused by the marijuana.
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xutopia
13y ago
Why would Apple spend the energy to fix this? They'll be happy to see developers update their apps to work with iOS7 and the sooner the better. / edit In no means am I saying that it is a good idea. I'm just saying that A
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