Gyroscope: A personal site powered by your life
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#2That is a very fancy website. I envy your web developer's front end skills.
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#3Q: "What does it do?"
A: "This is what it looks like!"
-_-
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#4I can't create an account because it uses Facebook, I'll wait for the next version.
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#5I can't create an account because it uses Facebook, I'll wait for the next version.
Common plight these days. I've considered making throwaway facebook profiles for these sorts of things before, but there's got to be a better solution.
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#6I can't create an account because it uses Facebook, I'll wait for the next version.
Common plight these days. I've considered making throwaway facebook profiles for these sorts of things before, but there's got to be a better solution.
Facebook's "Anonymous" Login[0] is still in beta.
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#7I can't create an account because it uses Facebook, I'll wait for the next version.
This is a product for tracking everything you do, and tries to accomplish that by pulling data from other services that track everything you do.
Is Facebook uniquely untrustworthy in this category? Is there anything about Gyroscope that makes it uniquely trustworthy, if only they gathered your data directly?
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#8Ah so this is the consumer version of the http://aprilzero.com site: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8043203
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#9Everything looked great until I saw Facebook login.
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#10It looks really cool, although the 3D part is incredibly aliased for me (FF 31, Linux), to the point of being barely readable.