I'm not sure why you're recommending going through all this hassle just to duplicate the services that Google voice already offers. Is it that you're concerned that Voice is going to go the way of Reader, or is it because you don't like how Google implements some of the features they offer? I'm just starting to use…
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Sounds to me like Aereo found a fantastic marketing plan and all the major big dogs are just pissing all over themselves because they didn't do it first because I have a feeling if this were NBC, CBS or hell even Disney then you would not have heard a peep. FUCKING CORPORATE PIGS!!
In other words, I can get an Android LAPTOP for about $200?
I think there's a finer line there between wanting to learn or not wanting to learn. Encouragement helps—without forcing a kid to take it up, of course.
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Definitely the best camera app out there, especially if you have a Nexus. Bought the app after the first LH recommendation and tryout; still the second thing I install after flashing a new ROM (after SwiftKey).
[insert obligatory request for a Firefox version (or point us to an alternative)]
An all purpose home server would be wonderful. Something I could host a blog on, store some files to be accessed via plex or some other medium outside the home and server as a general backup device. Making it a headless setup would be great too, to conserve space, energy and cost.
Plex is an offshoot of the XBMC project. In short, Plex is a simple method to watch your networked media. Plex isn't terribly powerful, but it will play your stuff. XBMC has a much larger feature list, and a much more complex interface. If you want to "Plug and play," Plex is a sensible call. If you'd like to have…
This one is for Linux, But my favorite has to be Kate It has Tons of Features http://kate-editor.org/about-kate/ and is very easy to work with.
Bottom line: I prefer an aloof roomate to a needy child.
Buy the kid a kid proof step stool and keep the ugly out of your bathroom.
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This lifehack has pretty limited application. It's for the group of people who are currently out of baking powder who have cream of tartar in stock.
Show me how to replace baking powder with salt and mayonnaise and you're on to something.
Sounds like exactly what net neutrality is supposed to be preventing - preferential content access based on the provider paying a fee to the carrier. Would hugely stifle innovation and competition and be consumer-unfriendly in the long run. I don't see why cellular should be exempt from the rules, but govt bodies…
I've been using XBMC since the days of a modded original xbox. Now I'm running openELEC on Acer Revo. But I'm getting way too old to spend this much time setting up netflix.