Fastidious

Nice rant, but it has nothing to do with the app itself. Just use JS, done.

Sprint? No, thanks.

Is there a simple document that guides through building and configuring my own public node? Thanks!

Yes, religion (especially Christianity) comes, once again, to mess things up. It is the cause of many problems we have today, and it affect us all, as it is deeply ingrained in politics and government.

I can go and sell blood, or work ten hours a day, or eat until I explode, yet I have someone dictating what I can or cannot do with my sex life?

Certainly more than a few remnants from the dark ages.

Absolutely not. There is too much regulation as it is. Cigarette smoking harms, the smoker and others. Prostitution does not.

Time to switch browsers. Chrome v51 (dev) under OS X renders it flawlessly.

Not everyone has the skills, nor the tools to do this. I love the idea, and wish someone would make the machines (or the entire kits to assemble at home). I would buy them!

I love NPR too, and I do not think podcasts can even begin to match the audio-documentary experience that NPR provides. Having BBC on it is an amazing bonus.

You meant OS X? ;-)

HN isn't only about reporting, but about discussing, no?

Nothing. Pretty much the same Apple's announcement for the new iPad has to do with "the end" of OS X. ;-)

I do not see the death of OS X on iOS. If anything, I see it morphing.

Is there, somewhere on that page, information about the price of the car we can make the reservation? Are they taking reservations without stating the car price at all?

You are assuming the vast majority sees CNN, etc. and/or reads the NYT. That, I think, is too bold.

I don't think there is anything in common between the two, from personalities, party affiliation, to how they conduct themselves in public.

I do not sense any anger on the OP comment. It sounds like a legit, real concern.

Yes, but Gmail and Outlook are "original" providers. I feel very uneasy, and find it unreliable and untrustworthy to allow another company access to my emails and contacts.

An email client for me is one that runs on my desktop, and talks to my "original" provider, nothing else.

She didn't "go for" a violent criminal. She married a man, without knowing he had issues.

Very nice! Can you do the same for Google Drive, please? I would love to be able to play all the music I have in it; I am sure I am not alone.

Perhaps it is an old page, out of date?

Very small application. Works great!

It will run on hardware other than Apple, for those who do not own an Apple computer. It will be "always on", similar to iOS. If you use Android on your phone, you will feel right at home.

This is very nice, and priced just right. Could easily replace the desktop of just about everyone in my family.

I will drop by and write some of my ideas. What I absolutely do not want is for the client to rely on, yet another, third party servers/services.

Does it require a CloudMagic third party server to operate, or it is a plain vanilla email client?

Does it requires a login, and/or my Gmail/Yahoo/etc. emails have to pass thru a third party server (yours)?

Edit:

Answered on help: "Every connection between Missive clients and our servers is encrypted using the Transport Layer Security standard (TLS). This also applies to connections between our servers and Gmail when we fetch your emails."

Thanks, but I pass.

I prefer Pocket (https://getpocket.com/). It is clean, it works very well, and it is free. I use it under iOS and OS X.

It clearly says "Julia the gorilla," not "Julia the programming language," or "Julia programming." :-P

I am sure you will use their server(s) somehow ("added value service"). Yet another email client that is more than what it seems. Of course, all speculation.

Facebook account required.

I doubt it will be available. Normally two letters domains are reserved.

"Run powerful apps and the latest games. Pixel C has an NVIDIA X1 processor and loads of graphics horsepower. Under the hood, you’ll also find over 10 hours of battery life to keep you going strong."

How much graphics horsepower does ChromeOS needs? On the 10 hours of battery life, I would have expected more for a, more or less, one application OS.

Edit: Oh, did not know it was Android. Thanks!