Dorian-Marie

The geolocation demo works on Chrome for Android though.

There is something similar in Berlin: http://www.meetup.com/Social-Pomodoro-Berlin/ (Inspired by Hoffice)

The comic they talk about: https://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome

Google's response: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/08/google-2016-e...

There is a great Critical Mass community there: http://www.critical-mass-berlin.de/

His YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/obscuresorrows

    So, in general, swiffy appears to be a relatively heavyweight solution that
    is not (yet?) optimized for mobile devices. Morever, there are 4 (yes 4!)
    giant swiffy ads on the landing page of androidpolice.com, each of which
    consumes more than half the viewport, all of which are dynamic.

It aimed to gather together all the world's knowledge and classify it according to a system they developed called the Universal Decimal Classification.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Decimal_Classificati...

UDC codes can describe any type of document or object to any desired level of detail.

Thanks, perfect for making DIY Soylent recipes.

See https://diy.soylent.com.

Just tried it and it asked for my admin password (Mac OSX).

  Doesn't add new features
  Remove all depreciated features

I usually give all my little coins (< 1€).

Sometimes it's a lot, sometimes not. It's a lot to them but to me the coins are annoying, I have to waste time sorting them and carrying them around. They are difficult to spend for me.

Soon, retention hackers:

    - Prevent people from unsubscribing
    - Prevent people from canceling their orders
    - Discounts if buy every day/week/month
    - Sending tons of emails with fake site activity ("somebody sent you a message"-style)

I'm 23, left school when 21 and now going back exactly for the same reason.

Without an degree you have to prove yourself harder for every single little thing (resume, visa, job applications, etc.).

So he got food, water, shower and toilets from Google's office.

He only used his van as a sleeping place.

He should definitely do an AMA:

    What about Internet access?
    What about the cold? Sleeping bags? Isolation inside the van?
    What about the hot? Air conditioning?

Thanks, here is their website: http://mymana.eu/

I couldn't buy Soylent (I'm in France), so I made one myself based on what I learned in the DIY Soylent community: https://diy.soylent.com

The companies that are the most similar to Google are Microsoft and Yahoo, both far behind.

I can't find the correct control keys, any help?

edit:

    left arrow
    right arrow
    w = start
    x = action (jump for instance)

They seem to push the DDoS from multiple fronts, for instance this repo has 100k random numbers commits: https://github.com/greatfire/z

    2020: Airbus announces no-pilots planes
    2025: All airplanes are now required to be auto-piloted
    2030: It's been 5 years without a single accident

Pretty awesome, you can write functions, use variables, etc... This is how I always wanted Scratch to be, thanks.

Thanks for the link, very interesting that it's a technical limitation for them to not enable HTTPS.

About china, maybe only the IPs from china can use HTTP, maybe only zh.wikipedia.org can use HTTP, ...

I think legal solutions are just temporary fixes, technical ones fix the root of the problem in a more generic way.

The solution should be technical: You don't want to NSA to read your communications: encrypt them (eg: HTTPS everywhere, encryption built-in everywhere). And that's us, builders of technologies, that need to make that happen.

Basically securing against the NSA is the same as securing against hackers, it should be treated as a security threat like any other.

Yep, happens to me too, random freezing is especially annoying.

Also, random weird black screen flickering, and grey/old-TV-like screen glitches are just ugly but not really a problem.

Most of the time it means backend and frontend programming skills (eg: JS for frontend and Ruby for backend).

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And if you count that staying home + work everyday of your life watching TV is inactivity, then most people are just slowly dying doing nothing

Strangely reminds me of machine learning:

   1. We have some initial beliefs
   2. We use it to make decisions
   3. We receive some new data
   4. Given the new data, we confirm/change the beliefs
   5. We can make different decisions
   6. Go to 3.

A better algorithm would be to ask other systems beliefs and compare it to ours too (eg: neuronal network).

Conciseness is a quality too

This is a great time to reiterate that startups receive Microsoft's software for free, obviously it's a trap and you should not be hooked to Microsoft technology if you want to iterate quickly.