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jsloat
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Comment #13775043
That's a little reductive. Another communications medium would take Facebook's place if it weren't the platform for this bullying.
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Comment #9346793
I'm also curious if a widespread "gaming tradition" has positive effects on other areas of life. Games tend to require critical thinking, creativity and most importantly create int…
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Comment #8021021
Bill links to the Amazon version on the "Xerox Xerox Xerox Xerox" download page: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L1TPCKW/ref=as_li_tl?ie=...
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Comment #7196912
Poll's a little old, but most HN readers use OSX: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3786674
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Comment #7193160
My HTC One (4.7") has more or less obliterated my Nexus 7 usage.
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Comment #7175073
Screen mirroring on Apple TV works well, assuming, of course, that you're on a Mac and the OS lines up.
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Comment #7175058
> Can we anticipate that we have so many apps installed on our phone and keep looking for the one we need to control every time? Total tangent, but I've come to depend on the Andro…
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Comment #6714360
How is more choice and innovation a bad thing? What actual cross-system limitations are you worried about? I switch from iOS to Android seamlessly, as my digital life is platform a…
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Comment #6714318
It's not a harbinger, it's a remnant. Netflix can keep imposing device limitations, but those devices are converging in capabilities and the transition between them is becoming mor…
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Comment #6714176
You can definitely merge in Google Spreadsheets, is this a ChromeOS-specific limitation you're referencing? There are, of course, plenty of other limitations of the Drive suite.
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Comment #6478278
Noon question: couldn't you just write a simple script to do the same thing and set up a cron job on a free hosting service like GApps instead?
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Comment #6208934
But the point is, if you were worried about the information going public, why not exercise some of that "great responsibility" and not push further traffic to it until the problem …
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Comment #5240538
That was my initial reaction as well. Cool project!
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Comment #4693789
I'd actually really appreciate the affiliate link, thinking about trying it out. Would you mind posting it in the comment thread here?