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> This torrent of chunky rectangular smart watches Genuine question: Did you include "rectangular" because you would prefer a circular smartwatch? I genuinely don't understand why …

Absolutely right. I guess it's more like this: - Stylish - Durable - Lightweight Pick two.

I've owned every generation of iPhone since the 3GS, and definitely think this is being blown out of proportion. I have a 6 (4.7"), and don't have (and doint think I ever will have) any…

As much as I would love for Apple to find the "perfect" glass that would require blunt force impact from a sledgehammer before it would crack, I wonder if their efforts would be better spent…

This is exactly the question I have. And I almost think Gruber acknowledges this, and would possibly otherwise be tolerant (maybe even supportive) of this initiative had it been given another name. Ho…

> And is it specifically the word "Standard", or perhaps the lack of a "flavored"-type word, that is grinding gears? I think this is it. I think Gruber sees "Standard&qu…

I agree, there was never any doubt that Gruber felt this way. I just thought it was interesting that the OP's quote was in direct contradiction to a quote Gruber Tweeted yesterday, and thought th…

I was wondering that too, but I could not find this quote cited anywhere. Did I miss it?

> I believe, MD has proliferated this far, not because it is an ambiguous, open to interpretation spec but in-spite of that. Gruber apparently directly disagrees with this: https://twi…

Gruber's first (that I know of) public response to this: https://twitter.com/gruber/status/507305771265454080 …

This is exactly what Guacamelee does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQDwqrqAvwk

Actually, I didn't even realize the scroll wheel worked, and instead was using the arrow navigation on the right. I typically only assume the scroll wheel works when I see a visual cue such as a …

There are three types of people in the world: those that aren't convinced that organic is safer and eat traditional, those that are convinced but don't care/can't afford organic an…

It's been slow, but it's promised for the next release (after the current one we're working on, which should release in the next few weeks). I will admit we've not handled it very …

Thanks Jeff, I can't wait!

This is what I like about the "Who wants to be hired?" threads. You're more likely to get relevant hits because (hopefully) the prospective companies are reviewing your skills before re…

None of the whoishiring threads are location specific, but if you're open to remote, these may help you find a good remote fit.

Thanks, that's great to hear!

Definitely good advice, thanks. It'll be nice to have this to remember this opportunity, for sure.

Admittedly, I scanned the article, but this article seems mostly business speak. I was more curious behind the technical details, specifically potential speeds and overcoming limitations with satellit…

> Derweze's large crater with a diameter of 70 metres (230 ft).

When does a startup stop being a startup? When they reach a certain age, or reach a certain revenue, or when they go public/get acquired? I know there is probably a more technical definition, but…

Yet they need expertise in marketing?

> For instance, I could 'upvote' this article but it would not be counted (I know, because if I refresh the page the count has not changed). How do you know that it's not a cached …