I opened bug #337051 in 2006 and it got closed in 2016. While I can't take any credit for the actual squashing of the bug it feels good having contributed to an important and very long-term project like Firefox.
”An Apple-designed A8 chip powers the most complex audio innovations in HomePod. Like real-time modeling of the woofer mechanics. Buffering that’s even faster than real time.”
That’s reasonable. In our case ”the very personal” usually mean opinions on events and other people, stuff that is only sensitive if you know us. I wouldn’t print logs that included bank statements, and I probably wouldn’t print this kind of thing if I were a public figure.
I try to keep them to 12 months each, ending at the last day of a specific month. I’ve printed three books so far; you’d think the thickness of individual books would vary a lot per year, but for our group it seems the amount of chatting is constant :)
Yes, but VR needs something that's better than Google Cardboard, but more open than GearVR. I expect Android VR to become the "lowest common denominator VR experience".