robotnixon

The first thing we do when we get to an AirBNB is wash the linens. I'd never rent a place without a washer and dryer for this reason.

With 3 kids, having a kitchen to use. That's about 90% of my reasoning for preferring AirBNB.

The other 10% is two bathrooms and cost.

Yes, instead of banning it outright they just kept the same rules and added loopholes to get around them.

Sounds similar to Apple's stance on not porting iMessage to Android.

There's no official API for Android, so you can request whenever you want. iOS added this functionality to limit review requests from apps.

The limit on iOS is 3 times per year.

The "Big 3" in the US usually refers to Ford, GM, and Fiat Chrysler

I did the same but the tower is in my basement. I ran an HDMI and USB cable up thru the wall and into a keystone panel behind my TV. Other than occasionally having to manually flip the tower back on after a power outage it worked pretty flawlessly. Totally silent and no tower to hide in my living room.

Autopilot has trouble with stationary objects.

https://www.wired.com/story/tesla-autopilot-why-crash-radar/

Autopilot has trouble with stationary objects.

https://www.wired.com/story/tesla-autopilot-why-crash-radar/

The base streaming tier is $8/month and contains ads. The next tier up is $12 and has no ads.

Detroit is the largest city in the US fully lit by LED streetlights with over 65,000 installed since 2014.

Its easily recognizable from space:

https://twitter.com/astro_kimbrough/status/82136198923045683...

Google discourages websites from appearing in search but requiring registration to view. If the website detects that the user came from a Google search, they don't throw up the paywall.

The fact that you're legitimately burning something and you smoke alarm doesn't go off is more of an indication that your smoke alarm is ineffectual than anything else.

29 days ago:

https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/26

"If you're looking for a good iOS developer, drop me a line!"

Seems like he's at least partly using it for some self-promotion.

So could the time spent typing that message.

Fun science stuff like this can get people who aren't normally into science interested in it, including children. There's definitely value in that.

Android apps need to be repackaged in order to run on a BlackBerry device, however the process (at least for me with 4 apps) is pretty painless. My four apps took about half a day. Add in the time it took to collect images and metadata and it took all of 7 hours work to prepare and submit them.

This is somewhat true. An Android app won't install and run on BB10 but developers can repackage an Android app fairly easily and offer it in the BB store.