Comment Ads (Score 1) 170
Schemer is very interesting, but Google closes it, like Reader, just because it isn't ad-friendly. Oh, no.
Journal Journal: Ghost: a new blogging platform
A new blogging platform is released. I hope Ghost will replace Wordpress in blogging.
You should read Ghost launches to the public post.
Today we are very proud to announce the first public release of the Ghost blogging platform to the public.
Following three weeks of intense testing after launching to our 6,000 Kickstarter backers, today we are releasing an updated Ghost 0.3.2 to everyone in the world.
Journal Journal: The fight for the soul of American software
I found an interesting article at The Verge:
Comment Re:We need more memory (Score 1) 177
Yea. Apple forced Google to remove MicroSD card slot, to make Android phones more like iPhone.
Comment We need more memory (Score 5, Informative) 177
The most of Android users captures high-res photos and high-res videos, downloads movies etc. That things waste memory very easily.
Here is no 64 GB version, and N5 lacks MicroSD card slot, like the most of new phones.
Comment Re:Same with every nexus device (Score 0) 177
LG should use MongoDB; I hear it's web scale.
MongoDB isn't in this story. Forget it.
Comment Re:Easy Peasy (Score 0) 148
Oh, also add spies=false. And you will be free digital American. :D
Journal Journal: LEGO Curiosity model
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, which for almost a year has been driving across the Red Planet, will be the next model to roll off LEGO's CUUSOO production line, the toy company announced on June 14.
The Denmark-based LEGO Group chose a fan-built model of the car-size rover to be the next release in its CUUSOO line of building brick toys.
Comment It's protection... from NSA (Score 0) 76
Here is the post on the Wired about protecting from NSA's eyes with Onion Pi.
Comment Mike's talk (Score 2, Interesting) 115
Mike Cassidy, head of the project, said:
"There are many terrestrial challenges to internet connectivity – jungles, archipelagos, mountains. There are also major cost challenges. Right now, for example, in most of the countries in the southern hemisphere, the cost of an internet connection is more than a month's income."
- Guardian
Comment Re:Hmm, maybe (Score 0) 307
To be fair, once Google gets their cars that drive themselves, glasses that give me information at all times, and provide TV/phone services through a high speed fiber connection for cheaper than anyone else, I'm ok if they take a break for a bit and coast, just improving what they've already done. THEN they can start on the jetpacks, holograms, and teleportation.
I want to fly with one of that jetpacks, and teleport every 5 secs. Oh, that Google.
Comment Feedly is my choice (Score 0) 335
Oh, that Google. I didn't use Reader too much, but it was great service. I switched to Feedly, because of UI/UX, and it also has Android app, so...
Comment Asus already has one (Score 0) 126
Transformer AiO also runs both Windows and Android... so, it's easy to make and small version (Transformer Book Trio) from biggy one (Transformer AiO). :)
Comment Re:I know we like to sleep late (Score 0) 55
But describing 14:00 as morning is a bit too much.
Here's The World Clock.
Comment Next attack(s) (Score -1, Offtopic) 418
Maybe next Anon attack(s) will be on closed [source] digital sphere - to Microsoft, Apple, Adobe and others. :D
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