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I'd like to see this running on an Arduino :)

I think "stratosphere" is the Cloud platform. The phone from AFAIK is Indie Phone.

Ionic is amazing. I started using it last night.

PhoneGap by itself is too much of a blank canvas. This framework is opinionated and you can get something sophisticated up and running fairly quickly.

I'm waiting for my Buccaneer to be delivered by Pirate3D.

It was very cheap - I got the early bird. Their early online demos of creating 3D objects called "SmartObjects" was pretty impressive and intuitive. It seemed to have a lot of features that are now being baked in to MakerBot printers.

FWIK BTLE is pretty poorly supported on devices and even at the OS level on Android.

Open Source project pitched like a product. This is how you do it peeps!

I like this a lot and I'm encouraged to see it.

The first 2048 game I've won!

@ivan_ah Yep I totally use it for proofreading. Often I find mistakes in news articles and such and end up being that person notifying them of a mistake :)

Mine is a little slower than yours - http://i.imgur.com/WGW1QWk.png - I use cmd + alt + shift + s as my short cut.

I'm impressed. I often get my Mac to read things to me as I find it difficult to follow text.

This was great.

My DogeCoin price app was too simple too.

http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1wmmk9/my_dogecoin...

Has this pivoted?

What does this mean?

Yes. Taught myself everything. Now in US on an O-1 Visa.

Reddit gold.

About to use some on Adafruit products.

> When the entire world is using it

Sure. When it hits it's adoption plateau - whether that's just techies, financial institutions or everyone who would. What's the price you think is "reasonable".

Risk in what way?

The only way you could do it without a "pre funded" account (online like Coinbase) was if you had a RPC-Client for your transactional wallet, say on your local machine. This client would schedule payments.

This is really forward thinking Shopify! Great news.

Amen.

What the heck is that "Illuminati" thing at the bottom of the page mean?

Wow.

It's not considering that everyone's privacy is being violated. You have no rights if it's in digital form. Your speech is monitored. You are physically removed from a country because of a misunderstood tweet. [An example : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16810312].

The threats of violence and detention against your will by nation states are real, and having Google and other tech companies being complicit is scary. Why are they complicit? Because of the same threats of violence.

We are slaves. Maybe not whipped, maybe not starved, but threatened, poisoned and our children's children are in debt slavery because of the rainbows and unicorns we think is just around the corner if we borrow a little bit more. And by the sweat of their brow will we pay for the NSA / GCHQ, the wars and such like.

They don't care about their image. They care if they get locked up if they don't comply.

You're telling me that you don't think every HTTP request could be tracked by Google? Someone not on Loon wouldn't have that.

Could Google provide free internet without tracking people?

What is a "Google Account"? It's a fuzzy thing - they track you and sell you without a log in or not.

When the internet is being used as a "right" or commodity like food and your digital persona, which you don't "own", is being used to profit someone else, and your "right" to it is revoked if you choose to "own" it, the metaphor is apt.

> “There’s some really weird behavior going on,” says Carson, claiming that the iPad apps for Lynda.com and Udemy have Android content. “We don’t know if it’s just a random oversight by Apple or if there’s something worse going on.”

How do they "scan" I hope they're not using those ADE 651s?

Exactly! Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. I feel like an Asgardian.

Not used it. I've used AppCode, RubyMine and IntelliJ all great products.