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You are not. The USPS already images all mail for all persons[0]. Not to mention their use of license plate scanners[1] if you're picking up your mail at a post office.

[0]: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/04/us/monitoring-of-snail-mai...

[1]: http://kdvr.com/2015/03/11/mysterious-spy-cameras-collecting...

I would love to see a write-up of everything we've learned about wheel engineering from the Mars rovers. What would the team(s) responsible for Curiousity's wheels do different now? (I don't mean to imply that their design is not successful -- just that I'm sure they've learned from this iteration)

Thank you!

> "It's the speed of cooling."

Maybe I missed it but did the article actually define this "speed of cooling"?

If you do it it's 'cold mailing'. If someone else does it it's 'spamming'.

Google+ Communities overlap with group chat in some ways.

Slightly off-topic; the "FakeHtop" element on the page is mesmerizing.

Many reviewers have had the game for over a week at this point so they may well be 40 hours into the game.

Do we have any information about how game developers are compensated for including their games in this new subscription option?

Same here. I kept re-reading trying to find the part I missed where they explain what they actually tried.

So how does this compare to Slack's free tier? Is there a user limit, channel limit, message history limit, etc.?

This seems fine for a single job but if you have dozens to manage it would become unwieldy. I'm excited to see the ins and outs of AWS Glue[0]. Hopefully that will make projects like this more manageable.

[0]: https://aws.amazon.com/glue/

Very nice. I would buy this over a MacBook Air assuming two things:

* The trackpad isn't terrible

* The battery life is decent (6+ hours)

And/or find a local ham radio club.

http://www.arrl.org/find-a-club

IIRC it was on Bill Gates' book list last year.

From the text of the law:

"No personally identifiable information shall be posted online unless the identified individual has consented to the posting or the posting is necessary to fulfill the lawful purposes or duties of the department or agency."

I was able to install without warning now. However, the alt+space command doesn't seem to work. That instead opens the context menu in the app that has focus. I can use Zazu by clicking the menu bar icon and choosing 'Toggle Zazu' though.

I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 in case that's helpful.

I love that this is cross platform.

When I tried to install the debian package through the Ubuntu Software Center I received this warning:

    The package is of bad quality
    The installation of a package which violates the quality standards isn't allowed. This could cause serious problems on your computer. Please contact the person or organisation who provided this package file and include the details beneath.
    Lintian check results for /home/<user>/Downloads/zazu-v0.2.1-linux-x64.deb:
    E: zazu: maintainer-address-missing Blaine Schmeisser

> "We have some cleanup to do on the code before we’re ready to share the sample app"

Has this been shared now?

Would you mind elaborating? What makes OpenHAB more robust?

I think there are still a few good forums out there but they're specific to a hobby or interest.

Isn't gaming the use-case?

Please don't hijack the back button.

I'm not sure but I'm not happy with the change. I thought they did a great job of making conditional logic easy for the masses through their 'recipes'. The new applets hide what little complexity the service previously had and now its just confusing to me.

Would you mind elaborating on how Pinterest derives value from your "aggregate information about links on the web"? What types of data do you/they glean through Instapaper?

From the article:

> Motivations For Getting The Ranking. Recently I saw a Bloomberg story linked on Hacker News where it said that Wall Street is frantically looking for programmers.

Whether that's true or not I don't think your observation adds much to the conversation.

> "Google’s open-source Noto font family provides a beautiful and consistent digital type for every symbol in the Unicode standard, covering more than 800 languages and 110,000 characters."

Wow. That's a lot of work.

I love Robinhood. The idea of trading on credit gives me the heebie jeebies though.

I'm not saying you're wrong, but you didn't really counter anything in the previous post.