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cattlemansgold
5y ago
Im curious what you’re looking for then. You said “I don’t care about comp” in your post, but now the pay is too tiny? Are you looking for a company that’s going to pay you to work on your side project?
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cattlemansgold
5y ago
Care to share your favorite sub $100 keyboard?
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cattlemansgold
6y ago
For distributor of the app (app stores) - they can take a percentage of sales if the app is monetized. For users of the app - As you mentioned, speed is an important factor. But we can also trust that the distributor has reviewed the app an
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cattlemansgold
6y ago
Agreed. I see no issue in in google’s situation for 2 reasons: 1) I am able to, by default, download apps from other app stores and marketplaces (albeit at my own risk) 2) The Play Store is valuable to me because I know that the apps I down
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cattlemansgold
6y ago
I've experimented with rss readers like Feedly. I have a few go-to news sources and websites - it's nice to have all of the top stories in one place.
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7y ago
Is there an estimate for how long that would take with a solar sail? If the window is every 16 months and the flight time is another year or more, I would imagine a large scale mission with multiple re-supply trips would be pretty difficult
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cattlemansgold
7y ago
If we're being pedantic ... Apple has a few apps in the Google Play Store. So they must have had Android developers on payroll at some point in time.
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Skimming heist that hit convenience chain may have compromised 30M cards
(arstechnica.com)
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I shoot on a film camera for fun. There's something indescribable about an image shot on film vs digital. The colors, texture, and vibrance of certain films are not easily achievable on a DSLR. Also, you only get 24 or so shots per rol
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cattlemansgold
7y ago
He is saying that he is uncomfortable with so much detailed and important information being owned by one entity, not explicitly accusing Google of leaking his info.
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7y ago
I guess what I meant is that the overall concepts are understandable. Nuclear fuel gets hot, boils water, drives a turbine. For transmissions, different sized gears allow things to turn at different rates. But as soon as I dive into the det
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7y ago
There are a few technologies that I’ve tried very earnestly to understand, only to find out that it’s basically black magic and there’s no use in trying to understand it. Those things are modern car transmissions, nuclear reactors, and SSDs
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7y ago
The Starliner mission was a test. You wouldn't have 100% confidence that a test would be executed flawlessly. The purpose of the test is to find flaws in the system, and that's exactly what they did.
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7y ago
If I'm thinking about this correctly, isn't this essentially what a Chromebook does? Google Sheets, for example, shows me a picture of a spreadsheet that's being generated on a Google server, not my machine. A Chromebook is j
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I believe that title has since been taken by the Nissan Juke. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Juke#/media/File:2017_N...