Splendor

> "After a planned early 2016 planned release, Karma is finally ready to take flight."

"Finally" seems harsh to me in this context.

I'm curious about the intersection of two policies that each seem to be gaining momentum:

1) Discouraging the death penalty

2) Encouraging "end of life" options for the terminally ill

Should an inmate serving life without parole have the option of voluntarily ending their own life?

I was pretty sure it was real until I saw the Pied Piper logo. Now I'm not sure.

If you want to skip to the bit about the turbine blades: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfomloUg2Gw&feature=youtu.be...

What options currently exist to improve a person's microbiome?

I put in "fishing, hiking, & skiing" and the #1 recommendation is NYC.

No. Some users cannot drive.

I think the point was the lack of success, not smarts.

I believe you meant "Working a 30h work week..."

Again you've suggested the introduction of problems without mentioning a single one. I'm not saying you're wrong (because I don't know what you're saying yet), but I don't think you're adding much to the discussion here.

Congrats. Your "squad" is a little unusual. http://www.sick.af/squad

Would you mind explaining which new problems this creates?

Actually crying.

Same here. My mother called me in tears because she was tricked into installing Windows 10 on her PC and she can no longer sync photos from her camera.

Especially when reddit is spending so much time trying to court Hollywood celebrities.

Not just you. This site crashed Firefox for me.

"Postpaid" customers signed a service contract when they joined. Prepaid customers are month-to-month and usually less desirable.

> AnyPixel.js’ straightforward hardware/software framework makes it easy to build any display where each pixel is an interactive element.

Interesting apostrophe here. I'd never consider how to attribute possession to a package name.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think he was CEO for Motorola's Home division at some point.

Thanks for sharing this. I'm excited to try this out because I use the YouTube iOS app with Chromecast exclusively because of how easy it is to create ad-hoc playlists and queue up items while you're watching.

AKA "tick-tock-tweak".

Have you had a chance to compare that to the performance of their non-x86 app? I'm curious because I've found SnapChat to perform exceptionally poorly on every Android device I've tried.

It doesn't look like it. The most recent blog post is from 2014.

> Usually with iPhone/iPod Video upgrades, getting the latest version of iOS with an older device can significantly degrade performance.

Is this claim based on anecdotal evidence or some other source?

I've never heard of manjaro. Would you mind elaborating on why you think it's the best-looking distro?

I've used Flyway for db migrations and it works well.

https://flywaydb.org/

If you want to argue that I shouldn't expect my user to have the newest iPhone you shouldn't also list WebBluetooth as a pro. My user probably doesn't have a device that supports it either.

BTW, as a big fan of podcasts I love the idea and I hope you keep up development on it.

I noticed a similar issue with Comedy Bang Bang. The host (Scott Aukerman) and the main guest (Paul F. Tompkins) are missing from the most recent episode.

https://www.podcat.com/podcasts/QAgBjs-comedy-bang-bang-the-...

Well, not "every Android phone". It's not compatible with my Nexus 5X according to the Play store.