hrrsn

Time to move.

Here in New Zealand, most inter-bank transactions are cleared hourly during business hours. It's incredibly nice.

I haven't needed to use Siri on my Mac, but presumably that's using the same stuff as iOS?

How can they attach an ID to a specific food and ensure that it hasn't been duplicated etc? With crypto, it's easy, but if they're just attaching a label to a box it seems ripe for fraud.

Not in the size department though. The Karma is leagues larger.

No, it's only activated when you go to redeem a card in the iTunes/App Stores.

Not trolling, just genuinely curious: what about this is so awful then? This sounds like a step in the right direction?

I think the poster was questioning why they weren't running a more recent version of Exchange such as 2013/2016

Samsung are pretty notorious for this. Most of their phones come in many different models for different markets, from a quick google, both the S7 and S7 Edge have 14 different variants each. Some have different CPUs, many have differing internal parts, etc. It's a minefield.

[1] http://techbeasts.com/list-of-samsung-galaxy-s7-s7-edge-mode...

>Let's say the first product announced by Area 120 turns out to be a great new chat app.

That's exactly what Google has been missing all these years: a chat app.

I've noticed my two banks vary wildly in how they respond to this (I'm non-US). Once I was notified that they were replacing my card due to suspected fraud only after I called them to ask why my card was being declined everywhere. The other bank disabled my card when placing an order on Doordash while in LA and I got an SMS, a notification from Apple Pay and a phone call almost immediately.

I believe after the third repair, they'll replace the entire machine with a new model.

I went through LAX for the first time in December 2016. The immigration line was long and took about an hour to get through but other than that it was pretty painless.

>How they justify shipping closed source software that can't be disabled, has full access to my system, and can be remotely controlled is beyond me; but I'm not okay with it.

Intel isn't any better.

I love mine too. I'm not sure if I'd say favourite product in years but that's because they're so frictionless that I don't have to think about them. I just put them in my ears and rarely ever have to worry about charging them or pairing them.

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The demo works fine on Safari 10 for me.

That'd what I'd say - considering how pro-LGBT Google are, there's definitely more than the author is letting on here

ANZ offer a cash back Visa of up to 1% here in NZ, but at that rate I'll stick to my airpoints.

Are they still being updated by their manufacturers? The devices still work but support has been ceased.

I'm guessing you forgot the /s tag.

That's what I was thinking. $100k for this sounds low.

The consumer value proposition is greater if people can watch media on the same device.

The Webkit bug used is well known and not new https://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2016-4657

It's really Nintendo's fault for shipping an insecure version of Webkit.

Travelling to Australia as a New Zealand citizen is about as easy as it gets. My last flight from Sydney to Auckland I was at home 45 minutes after the plane landed.

LaTeX - https://www.latex-project.org

Looks like there's a few other posts on Cloud on that blog

https://woafre.tk/2017/02/07/windows-10-cloud-part-2-a-detou...

I would think their bandwidth costs are astronomical. Since 19/3/16 Snapchat has used 14.8GB of mobile data on my iPhone alone - not including WiFi.

He was a few hours ago ;)

https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=sytse