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Ars vs. the $4,500, 12 meter Ethernet cable
15B valuation for drone-maker DJI
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Xiaomi is coming to the US, but no phones (yet)
Netflix is developing a live-action ZELDA series
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And, judging from the video, why does this require a drone? Could't a dude in boat achieve the same ends just as easily?
http://www.ohgizmo.com/2009/10/29/net-neutrality-what-it-cou...
Websites being reduced to cable-like add ons. Just terrible.
Edit: I followed the chain of blog spam attribution all the way back to the original source of the Net Neutrality graphic:
http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/9yj1f/heres_a_new_scen...
Edit2: Another similar example: http://images.appleinsider.com/netneutrality091808.png
Apparently this was a big deal in 2009.
Driving mode for smart phones
Similar to Airplane Mode, how about Driving Mode?Something akin to iOS Do Not Disturb, you would set a speed threshold beyond which notifications are silenced - i.e.: >= 25 km/hr, phone effectively silences itself. Slow down again, notifications come back on.This feature would include the option to explicitly disable Driving Mode if you are, for instance, on a train or in a taxi.Thoughts?