I did not heed this warning. It is VERY LOUD! Heart attack loud :)
The privacy problem is much deeper than this device. The reason we have to scream privacy for every new product is that the cloud services providing the functionality for all these devices have been shown over and over…
I just can't install apps anymore. They all want everything. There is no reason for a todo list app to need my location, sms, camera, etc, etc... This needs to be fixed.
For me the best line was "You can have the best, most comprehensive test suite in the world, but tests are still different from production.". Getting the business logic working is often the easy part of distributed apps…
In my experience, a group chat like XMPP MUC or IRC is essential for a team especially with remote developers to stay in the loop, feel connected, keep moral up, and get most of the benefits of the war room while still…
Very cool! The drop down for year/month is way better.
I have written several knockout/coffeescript apps lately and am wondering the same thing...
After I saw that comic I made: http://936months.appspot.com Really is amazing to see your life in dots.
I did not heed this warning. It is VERY LOUD! Heart attack loud :)
The privacy problem is much deeper than this device. The reason we have to scream privacy for every new product is that the cloud services providing the functionality for all these devices have been shown over and over…
I just can't install apps anymore. They all want everything. There is no reason for a todo list app to need my location, sms, camera, etc, etc... This needs to be fixed.
For me the best line was "You can have the best, most comprehensive test suite in the world, but tests are still different from production.". Getting the business logic working is often the easy part of distributed apps…
In my experience, a group chat like XMPP MUC or IRC is essential for a team especially with remote developers to stay in the loop, feel connected, keep moral up, and get most of the benefits of the war room while still…
Very cool! The drop down for year/month is way better.
I have written several knockout/coffeescript apps lately and am wondering the same thing...
After I saw that comic I made: http://936months.appspot.com Really is amazing to see your life in dots.