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by lehrblogger 4y ago
Aruba's Instant On line has AP's that are similarly-priced to Ubiquity's, although they don't have an offering like the UDM Pro.
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Pick a Card, Any Card: Tinder-like interfaces to make better choices faster(lehrblogger.com)
4 points by lehrblogger 13y ago|0 comments
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Twitter's Missing Messenger(lehrblogger.com)
11 points by lehrblogger 13y ago|0 comments
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An OS X client for Pinboard and Delicious(aki-null.net)
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
Yeah, I understand. I was speculating about possible changes to social norms and body postures in response to recording technology like Glass. As an alternative to an indicator light, maybe Glass-wearers will learn not to look at other peop
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
Aren't the mobile photo sharing and messaging markets both large and established? Past technologies that have made those tasks slightly faster or easier have seen widespread adoption, and it seems possible the same thing could happen w
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
Thanks for the link, I'll watch some of these. I agree the viruses/etc are a serious issue, and I'm not sure if I'm more worried about the first virus for Glass, or the first viruses for self driving cars and Amazon deli
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
I don't see these two futures as necessarily incompatible, and could certainly use more time alone in cabins. But sometimes it's better to both relax and be productive with other people, and technology is good for removing the c
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
Our existing mobile devices can be used in similar creepy ways, but we've learned to discern between the postures people use for taking photos with their phones, and their postures for doing everything else with their phones. We certai
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
Was the site down? It's hosted on S3 and served by CloudFront, so I'm not sure what might have been wrong. Thanks for the cache link, though!
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Why you’ll want everyone you know to wear Google Glass(lehrblogger.com)
30 points by lehrblogger 13y ago|46 comments
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Dashdash: Helping us feel like we’re *with* friends who are far away.(lehrblogger.com)
2 points by lehrblogger 13y ago|0 comments
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The Last Great Social Network(lehrblogger.com)
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by lehrblogger 13y ago
I disagree with etanz's post, and think it makes sense for Snapchat to make this feature more accessible (as others have pointed out, profiles have existed on the web for a long time). In particular, the people we communicate with is not
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SeatGeek Unveils Columbus, A “Pandora For Live Events”(techcrunch.com)
6 points by lehrblogger 15y ago|0 comments
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by lehrblogger 15y ago
I live in NYC now and have spent enough time in SF, MV, and PA to know what it would be like to live there. It’s certainly expensive in Manhattan, but there are a number of advantages: * I don’t need a car. This has been as freeing for me a
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by lehrblogger 16y ago
I'm very late to this thread, but I think this suggests perhaps the biggest problem that Facebook has: Because the act of 'defriending' someone has such strong negative social connotations, it will continue to be very uncommon, and as a res
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by lehrblogger 16y ago
I think Facebook is beginning to have systemic user privacy/comfort issues resulting from their persistence in oversaturating their social graph. yan is right in that only a tiny minority of their userbase (such as us) really cares about th
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by lehrblogger 17y ago
I've been thinking a lot about how tags might be used to organize friends/contacts. Ideally I'd have a way to tag everyone I knew, perform basic set operations with the tags, and then synchronize the resulting lists with a variety of social