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by dazzla 4mo ago
Small bug report: The filter input field on the all entries page grabs focus when the page loads. This causes the Android keyboard to appear every time.
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by dazzla 10y ago
The watch notifications replace the vibration of the phone in my pocket. With the watch I don't take out my phone to see what the vibration is for and then most likely getting lost in the phone, surfing etc.
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by dazzla 10y ago
Some earlier work. Morph that was part of a weekly children's art show [1]. Creature comforts [2]. Heat electric ads [3]. [1] http://youtu.be/kCbPZhWGZhA [2] http://youtu.be/PCOWE0EiCyo [3] http:&#x2F
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by dazzla 11y ago
Regardless of the precise comparisons there is still a long long way to go.
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by dazzla 11y ago
Again I show I have been away from home to long.
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by dazzla 11y ago
IMHO in the UK teeth straighting is perceived as extremely vain. So in the UK straighting teeth is more a taboo than not.
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by dazzla 11y ago
Android/iOS is an interesting idea for a business. They already have secure app distribution. A private channel in the Google play store or via app store adhoc. Communication between the devices via a server should be possible at least
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by dazzla 11y ago
American Airlines way back had "more room" seats which were only slightly more expensive. I loved it and became loyal. But then they stopped. I guess not a lot of people wanted to pay the few bucks.
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by dazzla 11y ago
Could be useful for a conference room TV. Slides, hangouts video, demos, etc.
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by dazzla 11y ago
I work for a password manager that has had teams for a while. We have an encryption key per record with fast search. An open source command line SDK and Java desktop client which is great for linux. A great Android app with autofill, materi
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by dazzla 11y ago
Keeper Security encrypts records with individual keys. Doesn't have the 5/10 sec lag.
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by dazzla 11y ago
Saying yes/no also sets expectations for the rest of your office/company.
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by dazzla 11y ago
I worked in a call center where people where simultaneously using a phone and keyboard number pad accurately and not even noticing. Subtle differences between the two but still interesting.
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by dazzla 11y ago
SD cards are not popular in the US. Googler's also thought they were no longer popular. Mudge pointed out that outside of the US (emerging markets, Europe, etc) they are an essential feature.
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by dazzla 11y ago
You need a lot of bad/unsuccessful ideas to find the good/successful ones.
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by dazzla 11y ago
IMHO most of the success was due to being featured. Being featured was mainly due to having contacts at Apple and Google. Having contacts is out of reach for most developers. There are only so many developers Apple and Google can have a rel
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by dazzla 11y ago
The article has been updated as the price is $3,000 and not the predicted $13,000.
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by dazzla 12y ago
Drugs are already picked as some OK and some not.
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by dazzla 12y ago
If you don't mind sharing which 3rd party stores do you have success with? I have tried Amazon with pretty much no success so I've assumed if they can't do it no one can.
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by dazzla 12y ago
Although irrelevant now don't hotels still charge crazy amounts for the in room phone?
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by dazzla 12y ago
Looks like the opposite of that. Every operator will be able to use the single connection from exchange to home. "Local loop unbundling (LLU or LLUB) is the regulatory process of allowing multiple telecommunications operators to use co
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by dazzla 12y ago
I agree. From theverge.com article: "The design team at Google felt the need to come up with a more coherent look and feel that could be applied across all of its products, from Android to Chrome OS to the web."
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by dazzla 12y ago
Maybe so that the user has something visual to show them they haven't miss typed that start of the number?
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by dazzla 13y ago
For many years I've used my own domain for emails with a wild card forward to whatever my current email address is. So whenever I'm asked for an email address I use company@myemaildomain.com. So I don't have to worry about su
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by dazzla 13y ago
Deal Drop (and now Tech Drop) - iOS/Android shopping apps http://www.getdealdrop.com Been working on it for a few years. Nice side income but still trying to grow it to be my main income.
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by dazzla 13y ago
Woot! doesn't actually liquidate so much. A lot of their sales are on products that are not available in the market yet. Plus their own products such as their t-shirts.
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by dazzla 13y ago
Yes although Groupon was a local/coupon twist on existing Daily Deal sites such as Woot! it seams with all the groupon hype that has been forgotten. Very surprising to me but looks like it's time for me to change my messaging. Ed
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by dazzla 13y ago
Yes the physical goods deal sites did well before groupon and have continued to do so since. I run a mobile aggregation app that I launched before groupon. When local coupon deal sites came along I included them for completeness but the phy
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by dazzla 13y ago
The story about Daily Deals is that although Local Daily Deals such as Groupon and Living Social went through boom and bust the Online Daily Deals such as Woot, Tanga and Zulily did very well before Groupon and continue to do so. That is w
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by dazzla 13y ago
Couldn't agree more. Something you control is only safer if you do a better job at controlling it than the other service would control it for you.

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