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Careful. Missouri Governor, Mike Parson, would consider this hacking.

Sounds like those two guys were man-in-the-middled

I think people also probably just realized how much of assholes they're being by using single-use containers for making coffee every day. The one-use concept is nice in theory, but it creates so much trash. It's obnoxious.

FTFY: Google Glass

I made a mock integration of this for a coding challenge in NYC last week and won a free Android Wear watch: https://plus.google.com/103860840652017295649/posts/5qQ2djiV...

They should implement something similar, given the watch concept is significantly less intrusive and… bright.

Yes, I read the continuation… the title's just completely misleading. "How Caller ID works" … "oh, I'll tell you in another post please subscribe lolz also see OpenCNAM my paid caller id project"

This doesn't go into any detail about how 'caller ID' works. It just goes over how the information is stored…

When you say "require a degree to even apply", what do you mean? How do you know? Is this one of those cases where it just says, "BA in CS or equivalent experience" as one of the line-items? If so, ignore that. Submit a résumé.

I dropped out of college my first year. I'm not going to say it works for everyone (or even most people) -- I had a LOT of experience before college -- but it's possible it may work for you. Though, what I will say is the same thing someone will recommend down the road when you're looking for a new job: don't quit before you've secured your next position.

Consider looking toward startups where degrees tend to be less important -- corporate cultures tend to lean on degrees too much as a means for filtering candidates, and it's probably not the type of place you want to be anyhow.

This needs an ELI5/TLDR version....

I think you meant JBQ left Google to work for Yahoo!

"Everyday everyone creates more data by editing files, taking pictures, and sending messages."

'Everyday' should be 'Every day'. 'Everyday' is an adjective.

Was trying to get as much info out there as we could for Android i18n. I'll try to get some more data about Android development and maintenance.

Not sure what you're alluding to for 2.2+... Does this have anything to do with proguard?

Good idea... added.

The examples don't work...