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Summary Generative AI has rapidly transformed everything in the technology sector. When Andrew Lee started work on Shortwave he was focused on making email more productive. When AI started gaining adoption he realized that he had even more potential for a transformative experience. In this episode he shares the technical challenges that he and his team have overcome in integrating AI into their product, as well as the benefits and features that it provides to their customers. Announcements Hello and welcome to the Data Engineering Podcast, the show about modern data management Dagster offers a new approach to building and running data platforms and data pipelines. It is an open-source, cloud-native orchestrator for the whole development lifecycle, with integrated lineage and observability, a declarative programming model, and best-in-class testability. Your team can get up and running in minutes thanks to Dagster Cloud, an enterprise-class hosted solution that offers serverless and hybrid deployments, enhanced security, and on-demand ephemeral test deployments. Go to dataengineeringpodcast.com/dagster (https://www.dataengineeringpodcast.com/dagster) today to get started. Your first 30 days are free! Data lakes are notoriously complex. For data engineers who battle to build and scale high quality data workflows on the data lake, Starburst powers petabyte-scale SQL analytics fast, at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods, so that you can meet all your data needs ranging from AI to data applications to complete analytics. Trusted by teams of all sizes, including Comcast and Doordash, Starburst is a data lake analytics platform that delivers the adaptability and flexibility a lakehouse ecosystem promises. And Starburst does all of this on an open architecture with first-class support for Apache Iceberg, Delta Lake and Hudi, so you always maintain ownership of your data. Want to see Starburst in action? Go to dataengineeringpodcast.com/starburst (https://www.dataengineeringpodcast.com/starburst) and get $500 in credits to try Starburst Galaxy today, the easiest and fastest way to get started using Trino. Your host is Tobias Macey and today I'm interviewing Andrew Lee about his work on Shortwave, an AI powered email client Interview Introduction How did you get involved in the area of data management? Can you describe what Shortwave is and the story behind it? What is the core problem that you are addressing with Shortwave? Email has been a central part of communication and business productivity for decades now. What are the overall themes that continue to be problematic? What are the strengths that email maintains as a protocol and ecosystem? From a product perspective, what are the data challenges that are posed by email? Can you describe how you have architected the Shortwave platform? How have the design and goals of the product changed since you started it? What are the ways that the advent and evolution of language models have influenced your product roadmap? How do you manage the personalization of the AI functionality in your system for each user/team? For users and teams who are using Shortwave, how does it change their workflow and communication patterns? Can you describe how I would use Shortwave for managing the workflow of evaluating, planning, and promoting my podcast episodes? What are the most interesting, innovative, or unexpected ways that you have seen Shortwave used? What are the most interesting, unexpected, or challenging lessons that you have learned while working on Shortwave? When is Shortwave the wrong choice? What do you have planned for the future of Shortwave? Contact Info LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/startupandrew/) Blog (https://startupandrew.com/) Parting Question From your perspective, what is the biggest gap in the tooling or technology for data management today? Closing Announcements Thank you for listening! Don't forget to check out our other shows. Podcast.__init__ (https://www.pythonpodcast.com) covers the Python language, its community, and the innovative ways it is being used. The Machine Learning Podcast (https://www.themachinelearningpodcast.com) helps you go from idea to production with machine learning. Visit the site (https://www.dataengineeringpodcast.com) to subscribe to the show, sign up for the mailing list, and read the show notes. If you've learned something or tried out a project from the show then tell us about it! Email hosts@dataengineeringpodcast.com (mailto:hosts@dataengineeringpodcast.com)) with your story. 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https://youtu.be/zmhwyLq6Oks Google Drive Gets Search Chips, and the Productivity News This Week (If you're reading this in a podcast directory/app, please visit https://anythingbutidle.com for clickable links and the full show notes and transcript of this cast.) Enjoy! Give us feedback! And, thanks for listening! If you'd like to continue discussing any news from this episode, please click here to leave a comment down below (this jumps you to the bottom of the post). In this Cast | Google Drive Gets Search Chips Ray Sidney-Smith Augusto Pinaud Headlines & Show Notes | Google Drive Gets Search Chips Resources we mention, including links to them, will be provided here. Please listen to the episode for context. What I Learned During My Three Days Offline Want to Be Happier, Healthier, and Wealthier? Science Says Start Seeing 'Future You' the Right Way | Inc.com Procrastination is Not Your Enemy The death of offices and the rise of remote work could mean someone with your title makes 20x more than you Struggling To Get Things Done? Paper Dolls Advice & The Task Management & Time Blocking Virtual Summit 2022 Google wants Chrome to become your preferred password manager Chrome could soon give you greater control over bothersome compromised password warnings Barnes and Noble is bringing audiobook support to their Nook App Barnes and Noble will releasing a new e-Reader soon Bring More Work Together In Trello: New Workspace Calendar, Saved Views, And Dashcards Productivity Resource of the Week Ex-Googlers resurrect Google Inbox interface as “Shortwave” email – Ars Technica Fantastical BUSY/FREE Featured Story of the Week Google Drive Search Chips now generally available for all Google Drive just got a huge upgrade — and it will save you a ton of time | Tom's Guide Announcements Task Management and Time Blocking  Summit Other News Google Updates Smart Canvas for Workspace: 10 New Features to Try The new Kindle Home Screen is tied to user accounts not the Kindle itself Cameyo joins Chrome Enterprise Recommended Program E INK has attained Dark Sky Certification First Look at the Bigme Carve Color 10.3 Kaleido Plus E-Note Raw Text Transcript | Google Drive Gets Search Chips Raw, unedited and machine-produced text transcript so there may be substantial errors, but you can search for specific points in the episode to jump to, or to reference back to at a later date and time, by keywords or key phrases. The time coding is mm:ss (e.g., 0:04 starts at 4 seconds into the cast's audio). Read More Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:00 Hello, personal productivity enthusiast and community Welcome to Anything But Idle the productivity news podcast. Today's show is brought to you by co working space by personal productivity club. I'm Ray Sidney-Smith. Augusto Pinaud 0:13 I'm Augusto Pinaud. Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:14 And we're your hosts for Anything But Idle. This is episode 98 for February 28 2020, to our last day of February, for those of you listening to the podcast, of course, as your first day of March, but today's episode is Google Drive gets searched chips, and the productivity and technology news this week, of course, each week, Augusta and I read and review the headlines across productivity and technology related news. And we come up with this shortened list that we share with you and discuss. And so we start off with the blogosphere and the podcast world. And so Augusto, what are our stories this week, our first story this week in the blogosphere and audio sphere. The Augusto Pinaud 0:55 first one is a story of a nightmare. A sorry, no, no wrong article is come from Ratatouille, and he says what I learned during my three days of life. And I mean, for many people that will be a horror story, not begin their phone not having access to their stuff online. The reality is, there are more bad habits as the author share in ...

Google Plans Privacy Changes but Promises to Not Be Disruptive. Android's toothless "Privacy Sandbox" fails to answer iOS tracking limits. Google confirms Pixel 6 Wi-Fi issues, fix coming with March update. From the Editor's Desk: Let's talk about the "Nothing phone". Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra Is Too Much. The Big Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Camera Shoot-Out. Galaxy S22+ Impressions. Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 4 reportedly has an S Pen silo, roughly the same screen sizes. First details of Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro come roaring out: 2nd-gen Tensor, new Samsung modem. This durability test reveals the OnePlus 10 Pro is a folding phone after all. Ex-Googlers resurrect the Google Inbox interface as "Shortwave" email. Hey is a Wildly Opinionated New Email Service From the Makers of Basecamp. Android EOMs miss out on the corporate market. My unlocked phone doesn't get updates fast enough! Android tablets do everything a tablet really needs to do. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3BKo0yB Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Florence Ion Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: Coinbase.com/AAA

Google Plans Privacy Changes but Promises to Not Be Disruptive. Android's toothless "Privacy Sandbox" fails to answer iOS tracking limits. Google confirms Pixel 6 Wi-Fi issues, fix coming with March update. From the Editor's Desk: Let's talk about the "Nothing phone". Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra Is Too Much. The Big Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Camera Shoot-Out. Galaxy S22+ Impressions. Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 4 reportedly has an S Pen silo, roughly the same screen sizes. First details of Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro come roaring out: 2nd-gen Tensor, new Samsung modem. This durability test reveals the OnePlus 10 Pro is a folding phone after all. Ex-Googlers resurrect the Google Inbox interface as "Shortwave" email. Hey is a Wildly Opinionated New Email Service From the Makers of Basecamp. Android EOMs miss out on the corporate market. My unlocked phone doesn't get updates fast enough! Android tablets do everything a tablet really needs to do. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3BKo0yB Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Florence Ion Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: Coinbase.com/AAA

Google Plans Privacy Changes but Promises to Not Be Disruptive. Android's toothless "Privacy Sandbox" fails to answer iOS tracking limits. Google confirms Pixel 6 Wi-Fi issues, fix coming with March update. From the Editor's Desk: Let's talk about the "Nothing phone". Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra Is Too Much. The Big Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Camera Shoot-Out. Galaxy S22+ Impressions. Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 4 reportedly has an S Pen silo, roughly the same screen sizes. First details of Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro come roaring out: 2nd-gen Tensor, new Samsung modem. This durability test reveals the OnePlus 10 Pro is a folding phone after all. Ex-Googlers resurrect the Google Inbox interface as "Shortwave" email. Hey is a Wildly Opinionated New Email Service From the Makers of Basecamp. Android EOMs miss out on the corporate market. My unlocked phone doesn't get updates fast enough! Android tablets do everything a tablet really needs to do. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3BKo0yB Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Florence Ion Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: Coinbase.com/AAA

Google Plans Privacy Changes but Promises to Not Be Disruptive. Android's toothless "Privacy Sandbox" fails to answer iOS tracking limits. Google confirms Pixel 6 Wi-Fi issues, fix coming with March update. From the Editor's Desk: Let's talk about the "Nothing phone". Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra Is Too Much. The Big Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Camera Shoot-Out. Galaxy S22+ Impressions. Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 4 reportedly has an S Pen silo, roughly the same screen sizes. First details of Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro come roaring out: 2nd-gen Tensor, new Samsung modem. This durability test reveals the OnePlus 10 Pro is a folding phone after all. Ex-Googlers resurrect the Google Inbox interface as "Shortwave" email. Hey is a Wildly Opinionated New Email Service From the Makers of Basecamp. Android EOMs miss out on the corporate market. My unlocked phone doesn't get updates fast enough! Android tablets do everything a tablet really needs to do. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3BKo0yB Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Florence Ion Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: Coinbase.com/AAA

Google came out of the gate swinging this week with a whole bunch of announcements. Interestingly, only 4 of them made it on the official Workspace Updates blog, and the rest were through other blog posts and news releases. I tried something new with the sound this week, so let me know if this improves your listening experience. :-) Here are this week's updates: Published Releases Search chips in Google Drive help refine search results and surface important files faster New smart canvas features in Google Docs Improved search experience in Google Chat on Web New document previews enhance the Cloud Search experience Other Topics Early access to Chrome OS Flex: The upgrade PCs & Macs have been waiting for - (Certified Models List) Smart Canvas Rollout Avocor Series One Desk 27” and Series One Board 65” - webinar link Google Workspace Productivity Tips (Also Chanel Grecko at Saperis Playlist) Google Search on desktop tests adding widgets and weather and other Discover like cards Google commissions and releases ‘Roboto Serif' as new font ideal for reading Introducing a Google Cloud infrastructure diagramming tool Google Workspace Admin Settings API Google Cloud to release 10 year deal with Dunn and Bradstreet Shortwave is Google Inbox's spiritual successor made by ex-Googlers, and there's an Android beta to test right now Click here to view our full show notes Hit the subscribe button, engage with us on Twitter at @WorkspaceRecap and on our website at workspacerecap.com Check out our other shows as well as our weekly newsletter and exclusive IT Professionals Slack Community at https://www.tabgeeks.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/workspacerecap/message

Welcome to another episode of The Modern Moron!  I have a very, VERY special guest lined up for you in this edition.  Someone I’ve known my entire life, we’ve been through a lot together.  My guest is… me.  Sorry, I couldn’t get someone lined up for this week.  Whatever.  Don’t judge me. Okay, we’re going to start off light and breezy and work towards dead serious.  In my return to this podcast, not that anyone noticed I left… a few of you did though and thank you… but I would really rather not discuss politics anymore.  Unfortunately that has become extremely difficult, so rather than treat politics as taboo, I’m going to try… TRY to just be curious about it.  I got into a huge argument with the Senator over this… the Senator being my most regular guest on this program.  I’m sure I’m not alone in saying friendships have been lost and certainly changed over the political climate both in this country and globally.   We’ve lost the ability to listen to an opinion other than our own, process it and come to an informed state of mind that is not completely RED or completely BLUE or BLACK or WHITE or RAINBOW.  It doesn’t have to be all one color.  Please see an article I will post at the end of the description from the L.A. Times titled “The Decline and Fall of Nuance”.  Sadly, some of you may not do so simply because the L.A. Times represents something that has ZERO value to you.  All information should have some value.  Take all the information… turn it into knowledge… and then maybe we can apply it in the world with some wisdom and compassion.  See what I did there?  I’m so fucking Zen I can’t believe it. By the way in that article, the author recalls seeing a woman at a Black Lives Matter protest with a sign that read, “Not all blacks are criminals.  Not all whites are racists.  Not all cops are bad.  Ignorance comes in all colors.”  How great would it be if we had a march or a sit-in with that as the central message. Documentary recommendation… : The Biggest little farm on Hulu.    The husband is a wildlife camera operator…. The wife is a personal chef, with a focus on healthy wholesome food.  The husband, I believe was covering a property owner who had literally hundreds of animals, mainly cats and dogs, she was sheltering on her property.  It was a public health issue and they had to gather all of these animals that were in some horrible living conditions. The couple adopted one of the dogs from this situation.  They truly rescued it.  While they were at work the dog barked constantly to the point they got evicted.  So they went for their dream of having a farm so they could keep the dog, whose life they had saved.   Very interesting how becoming farmers doesn’t always mean growing and nurturing all life.  They have chickens.  The chickens lay eggs.  The eggs provide one of their main sources of income… until the coyotes start slaughtering the chickens.  They tried everything to deter the coyotes until they had killed literally hundreds of chickens.  Tried everything except shooting the coyotes. So finally the farmer felt like he was left with no choice.  He grabbed the shotgun and killed one of the coyotes.  Cross fade from the image of the dead coyote to the image of the dog whom they rescued from being killed… his name was Ross.  And it was a great poignant moment where they guy admitted there was some hypocrisy involved.  He had raised some baby pigs, became attached to them and then had to sell them off to market.  He had to put down sheep in the pasture that had become so injured that nothing could be done other than to kill the poor animal.   You may say, eat a plant based diet and there won’t be that problem.  Well there were plenty of problems with other critters, specifically insects and snails specifically that were destroying their crops. We have become sooooo unbelievably spoiled when we walk into our grocery stores and can pick up a styrofoam package with any kind of meat or seafood we want practically.  And we take it for granted, at least I do.  We loose perspective, at least i do.  Multiple times a day, I lose perspective and get pissed or disgusted that my problems are not going away immediately, forgetting that the quality of my problems are luxuries compared to a vast number of people. My first colonoscopy - Human jet ski and the water coming out of my ass was astounding.  Despite the discomfort of drinking a gallon of that swill there was something good about being cleaned out from head to ass.  I literally had nothing in me.  Starting fresh… what was going to be the first thing I put in my body after it being completely clean as a whistle. I know this is gross to some, but it shouldn’t be gross to this demographic.  Even to my gals out there who listen and at one point in  your life you were like, “ew, this guy’s gross with all the diarrhea talk and colonoscopy-isms.  But when you hit our demographic?  Sorry for the pun, but “shit gets real”.   What was I talking about? My colonoscopy prep and that wonderful experience, that’s what I was talking about.  If they’re going to send you a gallon of that stuff to drink knowing that your going to become a human water turbine, they might as well send some jumper cables as well so we can generate some electricity from all that naturally created water pressure.   Another reason why we can talk about this - I can talk about this to you, is because it’s just you and me right now, right?  Probably anyway… if you are one of the rare few, let’s use the word privileged.  It’s just you and me… no audience is listening to this in a group.  Just me and you… nothing to be embarrassed or uncomfortable about, right? Once I was in and wearing a fabulous gown that doesn’t tie in the back because they don’t want you to tie it in the back, I got my sedagive, and I was out like a light, didn’t wake up until the recovery room/ group patient farting chamber and I was done.  The prep was the worst part. Next Item... DOCUMENTARY ASSIGNMENT - “The Social Dilemma” on Netflix I haven’t been this adamant about a documentary you need to watch since ‘The Great Hack’ and if you still haven’t watched that documentary about what happened during the 2016 election, sorry to say this but shame on you.  Do you want it to happen again?  Do you enjoy burying your head in the sand?  Strike that… burying your head in the sand does have it’s appeal in the short term.  You have got to watch the Great Hack on Netflix and when you’re finished with that as uncomfortable and inconvenient as it may be, you absolutely have to watch The Social Dilemma.  Don’t watch both in the same day though, that would overload your circuits. For now, here are some of the people interviewed at length for this documentary: First up is Tristan Harris Wikipedia Page Biography - raised in the San Francisco Bay Area by a single mother. Later on, he studied computer science at Stanford University while interning at Apple Inc., then embarked on a master's degree at Stanford, where he joined a company called Persuasive Technology Lab. Harris studied the psychology of behavior change.  Tristan was classmates with one of Instagram’s founders, Kevin Systrom, and helped create a demo app with the other founder, Mike Krieger. In 2007, Harris dropped out of the master's program at Stanford.  He launched a startup called Apture, which was focused on bringing instantaneous search to content on the web.  Google acquired Harris’ company Apture in 2011 and he ended up working on Google Inbox.  His Opinions on technology use - While working at Google in 2013, Harris sent around a presentation to a handful of coworkers which was titled “A Call to Minimize Distraction & Respect Users’ Attention”. In that presentation, Harris suggested that Google, Apple and Facebook should “feel an enormous responsibility” to make sure humanity doesn't spend its days buried in a smartphone.  The 141-slide deck was eventually viewed by tens of thousands of Google employees and sparked conversations about the company's responsibilities long after he left the company.  IN his presentation he discussed five human vulnerabilities:   Bad forecasting - The first vulnerability highlighted by Harris was ″bad forecasting,” where alert messages don’t clearly explain what the user is about to give up in terms of their attention. For instance, Facebook might show a notification that you were tagged in a photo. While this alert might suggest you’d quickly “see a photo,” you’re probably going to actually spend 10 minutes on Facebook.    “Intermittent variable rewards” - This is the idea that users keep performing an action in hopes of getting a possible but unlikely reward. Harris called this type of behavior the “most addictive and hardest to stop,” just like playing slot machines in casinos. His example: constantly refreshing an app like Twitter or Facebook to see new content from friends. “We spend lots of time -- are we getting the same value back?” he asks, before suggesting that Silicon Valley should design “to minimize the presence of intermittent variable rewards and reduce addictions.” “Loss-aversion” or the “fear of missing out” or FOMO as the kids call it.Because we’re constantly afraid of missing an alert -- like a major event (and what are we calling a major event these days?  When was the last time a Kardashian wiped their ass? -- we are continuously checking our phones as if running on a treadmill, Harris said. He suggested designers should “design to give users confidence that they can disconnect more often and not miss something important.” Fast and slow thinking - Harris suggested that creating tech that’s too frictionless takes away our human ability to “consider before acting.” Our phones buzz, so we take them out of our pockets without even thinking about it, for example. Harris suggested designers should “leave enough friction for users to pause and consider” their actions.   Stress and altered States - Here, Harris warned that certain actions we take with tech products force us out of a healthy state of mind. For instance, Harris said, we stop breathing while we check our email and that our sympathetic nervous system is activated, our liver dumps glucose and cholesterol into our blood and our heart rates increase “preparing us for a fight or flight response.” He said designers should instead design apps to minimize stress and calm people. Yes, designers should.  The companies they work for should.  But that’s not why companies are in business.  When does the ethical behavior of a company become more important that profits?  OR as most companies would say although maybe off the record, when should the consumer take responsibility for what they buy?  You would probably get a different answer from different companies.  Whole foods might give you a different “off the record” answer than say, Monsanto or Exxon/Mobile.  Should there be any regulation to protect us Morons from ourselves or is it Mike Brady again with the Caveat Emptor.  Remember I hauled that one out in Episode 38!  Titled: “Facebook & Free Speech, I'm with Mark Zuckerberg, Caveat Emptor & The Brady Bunch, Pixar's Wall-E & Costco Chickens. How about that?  We were talking about Facebook again. Wasn’t that a fun trip down memory lane?  Okay, I wanna wrap this up because there is so much more to talk about relating to this documentary.  I will end with this clip from Tristan Harris where he talks about computers and the software or apps that we use and how they were tools.  He compares that tool like any carpenter’s tool and how the apps we use today are very different types of tools… MANIPULATION BASED ENVIRONMENTS - that’s what most of our social networking apps are on our smartphones that we have with us 24/7.  And I’m sure you realize all your favorite flavors of News are all on social media as well, vying for your eyeballs. Once again that was Tristan Harris who is a design ethicist with a non-profit organization he founded called “Time Well Spent”.  The documentary is called “The Social Dilemma”, it’s on Netflix and it is a must watch.  Think of it like taxes or picking up your dog’s poop when you take them for a walk.  It’s gross but you gotta do it.  We’ll definitely talk more about this.  Until next time… Sources: Op-Ed: America has a terrible case of the screaming memes - Los Angeles Times (mediabiasfactcheck.com: Left-Center Biased based on editorial positions that favor the left and High for factual reporting due to a clean fact check record) Google’s new focus on well-being started five years ago with this presentation - The Verge (Techpublication skewed left-center as opposed to far left) Google employee warned in 2013 about five psychological vulnerabilities that could be used to hook users - MSNBC (moderately to strongly biased liberal.  MIXED on factual reporting) "The Social Dilemma:" Lies Spread 6x Faster Than Truth on Social Media | Amanpour and Company - PBS | Amanpour and Company | YouTube

The Curious Tech podcast featuring Hobie Henning and Devynn Rizo. We chat about technology, robots, 3D printers, photography, or anything else that strikes our fancy. This week we talk about Apple’s new MacBook Pro’s, iOS 14 beta support for face masks, Google Meet for everyone, Google Inbox bits coming to Gmail, Walmart’s Amazon Prime competitor, prescription-delivering robots, and much more! Robot of the week https://www.wtae.com/article/pittsburgh-international-airport-first-to-use-ultraviolet-rays-from-autonomous-robots-for-cleaning/32375568 Enterprise Pick of the Week Microsoft ToDo https://todo.microsoft.com/tasks/ Picks of the Week Devynn: Turnip.exchange https://turnip.exchange/ Hobie : Chrome Remote Desktop: https://remotedesktop.google.com/ All the Social Things Twitter @Devynnjcr Twitter @Hobiehenning

Témáink: ULEZ – ultra low emission zone – 12 GPBs dugódíj Csaba e-mail forradalmat kezdene új mezők bevezetésével FYI Your input needed your decision needed etc RACI matrix mély fájdalommal, de Google Inbox bye-bye 4 napos munkahét és ennek  a nehézségei Andrew Yang és a kamionsofőrök Alanyi jogon járó minimálbér  A munkánk lett az életünk, […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/irodaihuszarok/message

> Patrocinador: si te gustan los podcast, escuchar audiolibros te va a flipar. Con Storytel tienes más de 40.000 listos para disfrutar. Tienes 30 días para probarlo gratis. La desaparición de Google Inbox y Google Plus hace unos días destaca una asignatura del gigante tecnológico en la que la nota sería un gran “Necesita Mejorar”. En sus más de 20 años de vida, Google ha definido y creado múltiples sectores de IT, pero lo ha conseguido a base de un endiablado ritmo de creación y destrucción de servicios y productos que han dejado en algunos casos a sus usuarios desencantados y recelosos. Nos acompaña Ángel Jiménez (@angeljimenez) para indagar en los motivos que hacen de Google una empresa tan peculiar en este sentido. Cómo responde a las amenazas externas y también las grandes oportunidades que ha perdido para machacar las ofertas de los rivales. Enlaces Killed By Google Google Cemetery Google cierra Inbox, uno de los mejores clientes de correo electrónico Google cierra Spotlight, su plataforma de vídeos en 360 grados Google adelanta el cierre definitivo de Google+ tras otro fallo de seguridad Google se rinde en la mensajería instantánea: cierra Google Allo Google, el asesino de aplicaciones y servicios Google Hangouts: sin fecha oficial de cierre y con destino a G Suite El acortador de direcciones de Google cierra oficialmente Google+ Fotos cierra el 1 de agosto Google explica por qué cierra Google Reader – Omicrono Google pone fin al acceso innecesario a los SMS y registro de llamadas Kernel es el podcast semanal donde Álex Barredo debate con buenos invitados sobre las plataformas y compañías tecnológicas que afectan a nuestra vida diaria. En colaboración con Omicrono y El Androide Libre. Enlaces: Newsletter diaria: http://newsletter.mixx.io Twitter: http://twitter.com/mixx_io o sigue a Álex directamente en: http://twitter.com/somospostpc Envíame un email: alex@barredo.es Telegram: https://t.me/mixx_io Web: https://mixx.io

Daniel Bader, Andrew Martonik, and Jerry Hildenbrand look at the Nokia 9 PureView and compare its RAW output to the JPEGs the phone produces. In speaking about camera performance, they discuss Galaxy S10 vs. Pixel 3 and talk briefly about Huawei's P30 Pro. The crew also eulogize Google+ and Google Inbox, but welcome popular iOS email app Spark to the Android platform. Android Q beta 2 is now available! With it comes many new features, and many new concerns. They go deep into the changes and problems with Q beta 2 before closing out the episode with some chat about Verizon's 5G rollout. Show Notes and Links: Nokia 9 PureView review: Five great cameras, one big problem Galaxy S10 vs. Pixel 3 photo comparison: Which has the better camera? Should you import the Huawei P30 Pro to the U.S.? Popular iOS email app Spark is finally available for Android Goodbye, Google+: How Google's social network changed my life Android Q beta 2 now available Android Q beta 2 release notes Android Q Beta 2: Notification Bubbles + More New Features! [Hands-on] Verizon's 5G network is already consistently pushing speeds of nearly 600Mbps, but there's a catch Sponsors: Wix Creation without limits. Visit wix.com/podcast and get 10% Off Your Wix Premium Plan — enter the code WIXPROMO at checkout.  

We’re no April Fools here. Adam, Joe and Jonathan take a look at their favorite April Fool’s day gags. Plus, they have a moment of silence for Google+ and Inbox. But the really exciting news comes in the form of the Huawei P30 camera, Android Q beta 2, and 5G’s official arrival. They  take on all of these awesome topics this week on the Android Authority podcast! Tech We Like: Roav Jump Starter Pro by Anker Visit http://tyvm.ly/uXLy0 Affiliate disclosure: We may receive compensation in connection with your purchase of products via links on this page. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics or posts made on this podcast. Recorded April 4, 2019 Time codes 1:15 – Google+ is officially dead, but you might still be able to get your data Inbox by Gmail is dead, but at least you can bring back its looks with this Chrome extension The best Google Inbox alternatives for Android 5:15 - April Fool’s Day 2019 round-up: All the major tech gags in one place Here are Google’s April Fool’s Day gags: From Google Tulip to spoon bending in Gboard 16:20 - Huawei P30 Pro vs Pixel 3 XL: The ultimate low-light camera comparison 29:50 - Verizon kicks off its 5G service in Chicago and Minneapolis, starts 5G Moto Mod sales 44:40 - Everything new in the second Android Q developer preview 51:40 - The story behind Snapchat’s Android rebuild The Android Authority podcast is: Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Jonathan Feist - @JFeist1 / @DroneRushcom Joe Hindy - @ThatJoeHindy Produced by Adam Doud

Intro: Nica's traveling (AGAIN)The Lowdown: Terrance called it - The AirPower wireless charging mat is officially cancelled…Nica weeps. Hacker gains access to rapper and athlete's Apple accounts via email phishing scam.2nd String: Terrance's favorite 3rd-party mail client for iOS/macOS offers alternative to now defunct Google ‘Inbox' app for Android users.For the Culture: We take time to commemorate the life and achievements of late rapper/entrepreneur/community activist Nipsey Hussle.The Hook Up: Terrance shares his go-to ‘Blue Light' eyeglasses that help with digital eye-strain from looking at TV/computer/mobile screens all day. Go to Phonetic Eyewear and enter promo code “BROTHA10” for a 10% discount on your purchaseApple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsEmail: snobOScast@gmail.comFollow snobOS Podcast @snobOScastFollow Nica Montford @TechSavvyDivaFollow Terrance Gaines @BrothaTechDownload, rate & review on Apple Google & SpotifyEngage on social @snobOScastLeave comments and suggestionsWeb: snobOScast.comEmail: snobOScast@gmail.com

The Great Rummaging, Happy Holi, New TV, Dick Dale Dies, Nigel Terry Died... a While Ago, David Bailey's Enormous Tome, American Gods Season 2, The OA Season 2, For All Mankind, First Man, Apollo 11, Going SSL is More Complicated Than You Think, Tudor England Wasn't Quite That White, OpenElec and Kore, Google Inbox, Google Stadia, The 4 Minute Party

The Great Rummaging, Happy Holi, New TV, Dick Dale Dies, Nigel Terry Died... a While Ago, David Bailey's Enormous Tome, American Gods Season 2, The OA Season 2, For All Mankind, First Man, Apollo 11, Going SSL is More Complicated Than You Think, Tudor England Wasn't Quite That White, OpenElec and Kore, Google Inbox, Google Stadia, The 4 Minute PartyShow Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-03-25-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.txt

The Great Rummaging, Happy Holi, New TV, Dick Dale Dies, Nigel Terry Died... a While Ago, David Bailey's Enormous Tome, American Gods Season 2, The OA Season 2, For All Mankind, First Man, Apollo 11, Going SSL is More Complicated Than You Think, Tudor England Wasn't Quite That White, OpenElec and Kore, Google Inbox, Google Stadia, The 4 Minute PartyShow Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-03-25-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.txt

最近YouTubeを始めた人気ブロガーでDrip代表の堀口さん(@infoNumber333 )。ブロガーの視点から語るYouTubeの話もそこそこに、話題の中心はもっぱら「スマブラ」 堀口英剛 / monograph ドリップラジオ｜note インフルエンサー/ブログマーケティングサービス「drip」 iPhone・Mac・ガジェットブログ "monograph（モノグラフ）" Drip四天王: 堀口 / 平岡 / 鳥羽 / けーすけ 俺より強い奴に会いに来た――お酒とプロジェクターで楽しむ大人のスマブラ大会を開催しました 目指せ軟体人間！part 0 | i wanna be soft body 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ SPECIAL | Nintendo Switch | 任天堂 ゼルダの伝説　ブレス オブ ザ ワイルド | Nintendo Switch / Wii U | Nintendo Hidetaka Horiguchi - YouTube α7R III | デジタル一眼カメラα（アルファ） | ソニー SONY α6400 ハンズオン：てんこ盛りオールマイティ、でもなにか足りない | ギズモード・ジャパン ジンバル搭載カメラ「Osmo Pocket」手のひらの中に滑らかな日常を。 Google、メールアプリInboxを2019年3月に終了。Gmailへの移行ガイドを公開 - Engadget 日本版 Spotifyの第4四半期は黒字転換--ポッドキャストのGimletとAnchor買収を発表 - CNET Japan 僕らがほしい、キャッシュレス時代の理想の財布「PRESSo（プレッソ）」 | クラウドファンディング - Makuake（マクアケ） 番組の感想はTwitterで #KICS までお願いします。 ホスト: イマムラケンタ @imamurider01

This week Dave (https://twitter.com/davidegts) and Gunnar (http://atechnologyjobisnoexcuse.com/about) talk about our favorite (technology) things that make us happy and productive! (Part 2) Google Calendar (https://www.google.com/calendar) and Goals (https://www.blog.google/products/calendar/find-time-goals-google-calendar/) Todoist (https://todoist.com/?lang=en) Headspace (https://www.headspace.com/) The Eisenhower Decision Matrix (https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/eisenhower-decision-matrix/) Gmail Priority Inbox (https://lifehacker.com/5992588/gmails-priority-inbox-is-awesome-just-give-it-a-chance) Google Inbox (https://www.google.com/inbox/) Boomerang for Gmail (https://www.boomeranggmail.com/) Grammarly (https://www.grammarly.com/) We Give Thanks * The D&G Show Slack Clubhouse for the discussion topics!

Mathilde Collin is the cofounder and CEO of Front. Front is a shared inbox for teams and they were part of the YC Summer 2014 batch.You can check out Front at https://frontapp.com/The YC podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.***Topics00:25 - Tuomas Grannas asks - What's your favorite LEGO theme?1:25 - What is Front?3:50 - Google Inbox shutting down5:25 - Prioritizing features7:50 - Features that have increased Front usage9:50 - What Front looked like at launch12:45 - Early user acquisition15:40 - Starting Front and meeting her cofounder19:10 - The idea for Front20:25 - When her cofounder was diagnosed with cancer23:20 - Hardest moments running Front25:25 - Employee retention30:55 - Transparency32:40 - Front's office in France33:30 - KP asks - What is the one unique insight about the problem you didn’t have at the start but only discovered later after your launch?36:15 - Did she consider other ideas Front?37:40- Jordan Jackson asks - Email at least for me - has taken on a different meaning in a life of messaging apps and chat platforms. It is more serious in a way. How do you see email evolving and the ecosystem that encompasses in peoples lives?39:55 - If she could remove any email feature41:20 - When did they hit product market fit?45:05 - Meditation

We report from our experiences at EuroBSDcon, disenchant software, LLVM 7.0.0 has been released, Thinkpad BIOS update options, HardenedBSD Foundation announced, and ZFS send vs. rsync. ##Headlines ###[FreeBSD DevSummit & EuroBSDcon 2018 in Romania] Your hosts are back from EuroBSDcon 2018 held in Bucharest, Romania this year. The first two days of the conference are used for tutorials and devsummits (FreeBSD and NetBSD), while the last two are for talks. Although Benedict organized the devsummit in large parts, he did not attend it this year. He held his Ansible tutorial in the morning of the first day, followed by Niclas Zeising’s new ports and poudriere tutorial (which had a record attendance). It was intended for beginners that had never used poudriere before and those who wanted to create their first port. The tutorial was well received and Niclas already has ideas for extending it for future conferences. On the second day, Benedict took Kirk McKusick’s “An Introduction to the FreeBSD Open-Source Operating System” tutorial, held as a one full day class this year. Although it was reduced in content, it went into enough depth of many areas of the kernel and operating system to spark many questions from attendees. Clearly, this is a good start into kernel programming as Kirk provides enough material and backstories to understand why certain things are implemented as they are. Olivier Robert took https://www.talegraph.com/tales/l2o9ltrvsE (pictures from the devsummit) and created a nice gallery out of it. Devsummit evenings saw dinners at two restaurants that allowed developers to spend some time talking over food and drinks. The conference opened on the next day with the opening session held by Mihai Carabas. He introduced the first keynote speaker, a colleague of his who presented “Lightweight virtualization with LightVM and Unikraft”. Benedict helped out at the FreeBSD Foundation sponsor table and talked to people. He saw the following talks in between: Selfhosting as an alternative to the public cloud (by Albert Dengg) Using Boot Environments at Scale (by Allan Jude) Livepatching FreeBSD kernel (by Maciej Grochowski) FreeBSD: What to (Not) Monitor (by Andrew Fengler) FreeBSD Graphics (by Niclas Zeising) Allan spent a lot of time talking to people and helping track down issues they were having, in addition to attending many talks: Hacking together a FreeBSD presentation streaming box – For as little as possible (by Tom Jones) Introduction of FreeBSD in new environments (by Baptiste Daroussin) Keynote: Some computing and networking historical perspectives (by Ron Broersma) Livepatching FreeBSD kernel (by Maciej Grochowski) FreeBSD: What to (Not) Monitor (by Andrew Fengler) Being a BSD user (by Roller Angel) From “Hello World” to the VFS Layer: building a beadm for DragonFly BSD (by Michael Voight) We also met the winner of our Power Bagel raffle from Episode 2^8. He received the item in the meantime and had it with him at the conference, providing a power outlet to charge other people’s devices. During the closing session, GroffTheBSDGoat was handed over to Deb Goodkin, who will bring the little guy to the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing conference and then to MeetBSD later this year. It was also revealed that next year’s EuroBSDcon will be held in Lillehammer, Norway. Thanks to all the speakers, helpers, sponsors, organizers, and attendees for making it a successful conferences. There were no talks recorded this year, but the slides will be uploaded to the EuroBSDcon website in a couple of weeks. The OpenBSD talks are already available, so check them out. ###Software disenchantment I’ve been programming for 15 years now. Recently our industry’s lack of care for efficiency, simplicity, and excellence started really getting to me, to the point of me getting depressed by my own career and the IT in general. Modern cars work, let’s say for the sake of argument, at 98% of what’s physically possible with the current engine design. Modern buildings use just enough material to fulfill their function and stay safe under the given conditions. All planes converged to the optimal size/form/load and basically look the same. Only in software, it’s fine if a program runs at 1% or even 0.01% of the possible performance. Everybody just seems to be ok with it. People are often even proud about how much inefficient it is, as in “why should we worry, computers are fast enough”: @tveastman: I have a Python program I run every day, it takes 1.5 seconds. I spent six hours re-writing it in rust, now it takes 0.06 seconds. That efficiency improvement means I’ll make my time back in 41 years, 24 days :-) You’ve probably heard this mantra: “programmer time is more expensive than computer time”. What it means basically is that we’re wasting computers at an unprecedented scale. Would you buy a car if it eats 100 liters per 100 kilometers? How about 1000 liters? With computers, we do that all the time. Everything is unbearably slow Look around: our portable computers are thousands of times more powerful than the ones that brought man to the moon. Yet every other webpage struggles to maintain a smooth 60fps scroll on the latest top-of-the-line MacBook Pro. I can comfortably play games, watch 4K videos but not scroll web pages? How is it ok? Google Inbox, a web app written by Google, running in Chrome browser also by Google, takes 13 seconds to open moderately-sized emails: It also animates empty white boxes instead of showing their content because it’s the only way anything can be animated on a webpage with decent performance. No, decent doesn’t mean 60fps, it’s rather “as fast as this web page could possibly go”. I’m dying to see web community answer when 120Hz displays become mainstream. Shit barely hits 60Hz already. Windows 10 takes 30 minutes to update. What could it possibly be doing for that long? That much time is enough to fully format my SSD drive, download a fresh build and install it like 5 times in a row. Pavel Fatin: Typing in editor is a relatively simple process, so even 286 PCs were able to provide a rather fluid typing experience. Modern text editors have higher latency than 42-year-old Emacs. Text editors! What can be simpler? On each keystroke, all you have to do is update tiny rectangular region and modern text editors can’t do that in 16ms. It’s a lot of time. A LOT. A 3D game can fill the whole screen with hundreds of thousands (!!!) of polygons in the same 16ms and also process input, recalculate the world and dynamically load/unload resources. How come? As a general trend, we’re not getting faster software with more features. We’re getting faster hardware that runs slower software with the same features. Everything works way below the possible speed. Ever wonder why your phone needs 30 to 60 seconds to boot? Why can’t it boot, say, in one second? There are no physical limitations to that. I would love to see that. I would love to see limits reached and explored, utilizing every last bit of performance we can get for something meaningful in a meaningful way. Everything is HUUUUGE And then there’s bloat. Web apps could open up to 10× faster if you just simply block all ads. Google begs everyone to stop shooting themselves in their feet with AMP initiative—a technology solution to a problem that doesn’t need any technology, just a little bit of common sense. If you remove bloat, the web becomes crazy fast. How smart do you have to be to understand that? Android system with no apps takes almost 6 Gb. Just think for a second how obscenely HUGE that number is. What’s in there, HD movies? I guess it’s basically code: kernel, drivers. Some string and resources too, sure, but those can’t be big. So, how many drivers do you need for a phone? Windows 95 was 30Mb. Today we have web pages heavier than that! Windows 10 is 4Gb, which is 133 times as big. But is it 133 times as superior? I mean, functionally they are basically the same. Yes, we have Cortana, but I doubt it takes 3970 Mb. But whatever Windows 10 is, is Android really 150% of that? Google keyboard app routinely eats 150 Mb. Is an app that draws 30 keys on a screen really five times more complex than the whole Windows 95? Google app, which is basically just a package for Google Web Search, is 350 Mb! Google Play Services, which I do not use (I don’t buy books, music or videos there)—300 Mb that just sit there and which I’m unable to delete. All that leaves me around 1 Gb for my photos after I install all the essential (social, chats, maps, taxi, banks etc) apps. And that’s with no games and no music at all! Remember times when an OS, apps and all your data fit on a floppy? Your desktop todo app is probably written in Electron and thus has userland driver for Xbox 360 controller in it, can render 3d graphics and play audio and take photos with your web camera. A simple text chat is notorious for its load speed and memory consumption. Yes, you really have to count Slack in as a resource-heavy application. I mean, chatroom and barebones text editor, those are supposed to be two of the less demanding apps in the whole world. Welcome to 2018. At least it works, you might say. Well, bigger doesn’t imply better. Bigger means someone has lost control. Bigger means we don’t know what’s going on. Bigger means complexity tax, performance tax, reliability tax. This is not the norm and should not become the norm. Overweight apps should mean a red flag. They should mean run away scared. Better world manifesto I want to see progress. I want change. I want state-of-the-art in software engineering to improve, not just stand still. I don’t want to reinvent the same stuff over and over, less performant and more bloated each time. I want something to believe in, a worthy end goal, a future better than what we have today, and I want a community of engineers who share that vision. What we have today is not progress. We barely meet business goals with poor tools applied over the top. We’re stuck in local optima and nobody wants to move out. It’s not even a good place, it’s bloated and inefficient. We just somehow got used to it. So I want to call it out: where we are today is bullshit. As engineers, we can, and should, and will do better. We can have better tools, we can build better apps, faster, more predictable, more reliable, using fewer resources (orders of magnitude fewer!). We need to understand deeply what are we doing and why. We need to deliver: reliably, predictably, with topmost quality. We can—and should–take pride in our work. Not just “given what we had…”—no buts! I hope I’m not alone at this. I hope there are people out there who want to do the same. I’d appreciate if we at least start talking about how absurdly bad our current situation in the software industry is. And then we maybe figure out how to get out. ##News Roundup [llvm-announce] LLVM 7.0.0 Release I am pleased to announce that LLVM 7 is now available. Get it here: https://llvm.org/releases/download.html#7.0.0 The release contains the work on trunk up to SVN revision 338536 plus work on the release branch. It is the result of the community's work over the past six months, including: function multiversioning in Clang with the 'target' attribute for ELF-based x86/x86_64 targets, improved PCH support in clang-cl, preliminary DWARF v5 support, basic support for OpenMP 4.5 offloading to NVPTX, OpenCL C++ support, MSan, X-Ray and libFuzzer support for FreeBSD, early UBSan, X-Ray and libFuzzer support for OpenBSD, UBSan checks for implicit conversions, many long-tail compatibility issues fixed in lld which is now production ready for ELF, COFF and MinGW, new tools llvm-exegesis, llvm-mca and diagtool. And as usual, many optimizations, improved diagnostics, and bug fixes. For more details, see the release notes: https://llvm.org/releases/7.0.0/docs/ReleaseNotes.html https://llvm.org/releases/7.0.0/tools/clang/docs/ReleaseNotes.html https://llvm.org/releases/7.0.0/tools/clang/tools/extra/docs/ReleaseNotes.html https://llvm.org/releases/7.0.0/tools/lld/docs/ReleaseNotes.html Thanks to everyone who helped with filing, fixing, and code reviewing for the release-blocking bugs! Special thanks to the release testers and packagers: Bero Rosenkränzer, Brian Cain, Dimitry Andric, Jonas Hahnfeld, Lei Huang Michał Górny, Sylvestre Ledru, Takumi Nakamura, and Vedant Kumar. For questions or comments about the release, please contact the community on the mailing lists. Onwards to LLVM 8! Cheers, Hans ###Update your Thinkpad’s bios with Linux or OpenBSD Get your new bios At first, go to the Lenovo website and download your new bios: Go to lenovo support Use the search bar to find your product (example for me, x270) Choose the right product (if necessary) and click search On the right side, click on Update Your System Click on BIOS/UEFI Choose *BIOS Update (Bootable CD) for Windows * Download For me the file is called like this : r0iuj25wd.iso Extract bios update Now you will need to install geteltorito. With OpenBSD: $ doas pkgadd geteltorito quirks-3.7 signed on 2018-09-09T13:15:19Z geteltorito-0.6: ok With Debian: $ sudo apt-get install genisoimage Now we will extract the bios update : $ geteltorito -o biosupdate.img r0iuj25wd.iso Booting catalog starts at sector: 20 Manufacturer of CD: NERO BURNING ROM VER 12 Image architecture: x86 Boot media type is: harddisk El Torito image starts at sector 27 and has 43008 sector(s) of 512 Bytes Image has been written to file "biosupdate.img". This will create a file called biosupdate.img. Put the image on an USB key CAREFULL : on my computer, my USB key is sda1 on Linux and sd1 on OpenBSD. Please check twice on your computer the name of your USB key. With OpenBSD : $ doas dd if=biosupdate.img of=/dev/rsd1c With Linux : $ sudo dd if=biosupdate.img of=/dev/sda Now all you need is to reboot, to boot on your USB key and follow the instructions. Enjoy 😉 ###Announcing The HardenedBSD Foundation In June of 2018, we announced our intent to become a not-for-profit, tax-exempt 501©(3) organization in the United States. It took a dedicated team months of work behind-the-scenes to make that happen. On 06 September 2018, HardenedBSD Foundation Corp was granted 501©(3) status, from which point all US-based persons making donations can deduct the donation from their taxes. We are grateful for those who contribute to HardenedBSD in whatever way they can. Thank you for making HardenedBSD possible. We look forward to a bright future, driven by a helpful and positive community. ###How you migrate ZFS filesystems matters If you want to move a ZFS filesystem around from one host to another, you have two general approaches; you can use ‘zfs send’ and ‘zfs receive’, or you can use a user level copying tool such as rsync (or ‘tar -cf | tar -xf’, or any number of similar options). Until recently, I had considered these two approaches to be more or less equivalent apart from their convenience and speed (which generally tilted in favour of ‘zfs send’). It turns out that this is not necessarily the case and there are situations where you will want one instead of the other. We have had two generations of ZFS fileservers so far, the Solaris ones and the OmniOS ones. When we moved from the first generation to the second generation, we migrated filesystems across using ‘zfs send’, including the filesystem with my home directory in it (we did this for various reasons). Recently I discovered that some old things in my filesystem didn’t have file type information in their directory entries. ZFS has been adding file type information to directories for a long time, but not quite as long as my home directory has been on ZFS. This illustrates an important difference between the ‘zfs send’ approach and the rsync approach, which is that zfs send doesn’t update or change at least some ZFS on-disk data structures, in the way that re-writing them from scratch from user level does. There are both positives and negatives to this, and a certain amount of rewriting does happen even in the ‘zfs send’ case (for example, all of the block pointers get changed, and ZFS will re-compress your data as applicable). I knew that in theory you had to copy things at the user level if you wanted to make sure that your ZFS filesystem and everything in it was fully up to date with the latest ZFS features. But I didn’t expect to hit a situation where it mattered in practice until, well, I did. Now I suspect that old files on our old filesystems may be partially missing a number of things, and I’m wondering how much of the various changes in ‘zfs upgrade -v’ apply even to old data. (I’d run into this sort of general thing before when I looked into ext3 to ext4 conversion on Linux.) With all that said, I doubt this will change our plans for migrating our ZFS filesystems in the future (to our third generation fileservers). ZFS sending and receiving is just too convenient, too fast and too reliable to give up. Rsync isn’t bad, but it’s not the same, and so we only use it when we have to (when we’re moving only some of the people in a filesystem instead of all of them, for example). PS: I was going to try to say something about what ‘zfs send’ did and didn’t update, but having looked briefly at the code I’ve concluded that I need to do more research before running my keyboard off. In the mean time, you can read the OpenZFS wiki page on ZFS send and receive, which has plenty of juicy technical details. PPS: Since eliminating all-zero blocks is a form of compression, you can turn zero-filled files into sparse files through a ZFS send/receive if the destination has compression enabled. As far as I know, genuine sparse files on the source will stay sparse through a ZFS send/receive even if they’re sent to a destination with compression off. ##Beastie Bits BSD Users Stockholm Meetup #4: Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 18:00 BSD Poland User Group: Next Meeting: October 11, 2018, 18:15 - 21:15 at Warsaw University of Technology n2k18 Hackathon report: Ken Westerback (krw@) on disklabel(8) work, dhclient(8) progress Running MirageOS Unikernels on OpenBSD in vmm (Now Works) vmm(4) gets support for qcow2 MeetBSD and SecurityBsides Colin Percival reduced FreeBSD startup time from 10627ms (11.2) to 4738ms (12.0) FreeBSD 11.1 end-of-life KnoxBug: Monday, October 1, 2018 at 18:00: Real-world Performance Advantages of NVDIMM and NVMe: Case Study with OpenZFS ##Feedback/Questions Todd - 2 Nics, 1 bhyve and a jail cell Thomas - Deep Dive Morgan - Send/Receive to Manage Fragmentation? Dominik - hierarchical jails -> networking Send questions, comments, show ideas/topics, or stories you want mentioned on the show to feedback@bsdnow.tv

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The Curious Tech podcast featuring Hobie Henning and Devynn Rizo. We chat about technology, robots, 3D printers, photography, or anything else that strikes our fancy. This week we talk about the the Death of Google Inbox, Amazon delivering Christmas trees, life-changing Spotify updates, and, of course, all the Apple news you can handle. All the Social Things Twitter @Devynnjcr Twitter @Hobiehenning Picks of the Week Hobie - Waterminder Water Tracker http://waterminder.com Devynn: Anker Wireless Charging Pad https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0756Z8X82/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Cette semaine : les rumeurs PUBG du moment, Ring of Elysium sur Steam, Call of Duty - Black Ops 4 : Blackout, Marvel's Spider-Man, Korg Gadgets, bye bye Google Inbox, Pocophone F1, conférence Apple, EA sous la loupe de la justice belge et ouverture d'un Apple Store sur les Champs-Élysées. Lisez plutôt Torréfaction #58 : Call of Duty Black Ops 4, Marvel’s Spider-Man, Korg Gadgets et conférence Apple avec sa vraie mise en page sur Geekzone. Pensez à vos rétines.

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Проведя прямую аудиотрансляцию в Discord, мы сразу сели записывать подкаст по итогам презентации Apple. Три «Айфона», совсем новые часы Apple Watch и две игры — в 174 выпуске BeardyCast.   Темы 00:00:00 ⋅⋅⋅ iPhone Xr, Xs, Xs Max и Apple Watch Series 4 00:37:37 ⋅⋅⋅ Дополнение Forsaken к Destiny 2 00:59:25 ⋅⋅⋅ Spider-Man на PlayStation 4 01:22:17 ⋅⋅⋅ Google закроет Inbox в марте 2019 года 01:24:57 ⋅⋅⋅ Заключение и прощание. Нравится наш труд, хотите получать больше контента? Добро пожаловать на Patreon.   → Почта editor@beardycast.com → Patreon Patreon → Наши подкасты The Big Beard Theory | BeardyBuilding → Соцсети @BeardyShow | @BeardyTheory | Telegram

The iPhone at 10: this week Paul and Rich reflect on the iPhone’s 10-year anniversary, discussing everything from Steve Jobs to Apple’s evolution to the future of smartphones to how Jony Ive uses a microwave. Then they debut a new segment where they complain about things that frustrate them; this week, they get out all their feelings about kombucha, the always-broken Google Inbox, and Adobe’s Creative Cloud.

Добрый день уважаемые слушатели. Представляем новый выпуск подкаста RWpod. В этом выпуске: Ruby Ruby 2.4.0 Released, What's new in Ruby 2.4?, Ruby 2.4 adds support for extracting named capture groups using MatchData#values_at, Ruby 2.4 adds infinite? and finite? methods to Numeric и Rails 5.0.1 has been released AnyCable: Action Cable on steroids, Best Books to Learn Ruby on Rails и Sidekiq on Production JavaScript JavaScript: 2016 in Review, We need a better way of promoting JavaScript projects! и Front-End Performance Checklist 2017 HoloJS - framework for creating holographic apps using JavaScript and WebGL, RxDB - offline-first database, Switzerland - a functional approach to Web Components by applying middleware to your components, Mini.css - minimal, responsive, style-agnostic CSS toolkit и WMail - the missing desktop client for Gmail & Google Inbox

Pour le mois d’octobre j’ai le grand plaisir de vous présenter Gontran qui est certainement l’un de mes plus fidèles auditeurs et qui, avec le temps, est devenu «un ami du numérique» alors bonne écoute!DossiersGontran Forme (une nouvelle entreprise?)Faut-il encore avoir un site web aujourd’hui ?https://medium.com/@gontranformehttps://www.facebook.com/gontranformehttps://about.me/gontranformeComment publier un article sur FacebookMon prochain Mac ne sera pas un MacLes bienfaits du silence sur notre cerveau8 Ways to Combat Decision Fatigue10 choses à retenir sur internet par Seth Godin Sélection de l’article 82 astuces pour simplifier la vie :Pour enlever l’odeur du poisson, nettoyez vos mains avec du dentifrice.Vous pouvez mettre dans votre CV que vous avez été élu « la personne de l’année 2006 » d’après le Time. Cette année-là, le magazine a nommé « tout le monde » Person of the Year. Ce n’est pas une blague.Utilisez une pince à linge pour tenir un clou et éviter de se taper sur les doigts !Pas d’allumettes ? Pour allumer facilement vos bougies, utilisez un spaghetti enflammé.Pour rafraîchir rapidement votre boisson, enroulez une feuille d’essuie-tout mouillé autour de votre bouteille en verre, et laissez-là 15 min au congélateur.Si vous manquez de plans de travail dans votre cuisine, posez votre planche à découper sur un tiroir ouvert.Lorsque vous vous approchez d’une porte que vous ne connaissez pas, regardez les charnières. Si vous les voyez, tirez. Dans le cas contraire, poussez.Actualités (qui proviennent de ton compte GL’Actu)iPhone 7, Apple Watch 2, AirPodsBelkin lance un hub Lightning – MacBidouille.com (40$)Je redonne ça chance à Google Inbox et Apple MusiciOS 10 is a pleasant surprise for the iPhone 5 and 5C Transformez les dessins de vos enfants en jolis vêtements colorés Opera VPN pour iOSRetours et autres chosesGoogle Spaces pour préparer un podcast ?Inconvénient sur iOS  : on ne peut pas copier un lien Comment les gens dépensent leur argent dans différents pays.Une activité physique régulière pourrait compenser en partie l’effet néfaste de l’alcool (au moins 150 minutes d’activité physique modérée ou intense par semaine)InspirationL’infolettre inspirante « Le 3 fait le mois »La chaîne YouTube de Jean RivièreConclusionPour noter le podcast, il y a plusieurs moyens :iTunes, mettre cinq étoilesSpreaker, mettre cinq étoilesPodCloud, mettre cinq étoilesPodQuebec, mettre cinq étoilesBaladoQuébec, mettre cinq étoilesStitcher, mettre cinq étoilesOvercast, recommander un épisodeCommentaire de Geoffroy-Hubert le 30 juilletTrès intéressant à écouter, divertissant, d’actualité, j’y apprends toujours des choses. Merci @profduweb de prendre le temps de partager tes intérêts et tes découvertes.FinPour m’encourager vous pouvez le faire sur Tipee et à ce propos je tiens à vous remercier vous avez déjà été plusieurs à le faire comme par exemple : Olivier Gerardy qui ne demande aucun retour si ce n’est que je continue à faire mon podcast! Et c’est exactement ce que je vais faire mon ami! MerciOù nous retrouver pour échangerGLX (Gontran)Sur Twitter @GLXgontran, @GLactu et @gontranformeGontran Forme, tous les liens : https://about.me/gontranformeMathieuSur Twitter @profduwebLe site on passe au .net le .com est mort https://eclectiqueshow.netEt le site du retour de niplife qui se nomme maintenant relife

Important news: come write short stories with us over at Drippy Fun Times on Medium. We want your stories!In a conversation that sounds like it's fuelled by caffeine and PCP, Sam and Simon talk about why they're so distracted all the time. They debate why context switching is so bad for you, and whether there's anything we can do to focus more on what matters. Featuring a lot of talk about rats and strange music genres.Things we talk about:Every noise at once, where you too can learn about fun new genres like Strut, Vaporwave, Bubble Trance and Deep Happy Hardcore.Our new short story Medium collection, Drippy Fun Times, which means that Simon doesn't have to donate a Bitcoin to Donald Trump, yay! Also, COME WRITE STORIES WITH US.Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg (NOT by Karen Armstrong, woops).A NEW STUDY SHOWS that context switching lowers your IQ. Also, you should never believe anyone who says the words, "a new study shows".Where to put your thoughts while your brain is focusing on important things: the big Google Keep, Google Inbox, Evernote playoff.Google App Scripts are magic and you can throw away Excel now.Fuckoins, the new currency Simon and I are making. Kurzesagt's amazing video about how you're not what you think you are.CGP Grey on why your brain isn't, either.Momentum, a Chrome app that might help you focus.PS: if you live in Cape Town, Simon and I want to take you out for a beer. No, really. Tweet us at @simondingle or @greenhamsam to let us know you're keen and we'll find a time. BOOM. The famous "Rat Park" mentioned in this episode. Go check out the full comic by Stuart McMillen over here. It's rad.   

Summary: In Episode #221 Ari and Nick share an interview with [Dr. Anthony Beck](https://dranthonygbeck.com/) - an expert on functional medicine and wellness who helps people to optimize the way _their_ body works. Tune in to hear exactly why the latest health fad didn't work for you, the 6 input factors that affect your health, and why light and love might help you to optimize your body for Iron Man. Time-stamped Show Notes - 13:26 - Welcoming Dr. Anthony Beck to the show - 14:03 - Anthony works in functional medicine - a branch of medicine that looks at the whole body and its interconnections - 15:15 - A functional medicine approach supports the body's own systems instead of treating symptoms - 16:43 - “We don't treat diseases, we support systems” - 17:30 - What are the indicators to look for? - 18:40 - “You can't expect to get well in the same environment you got sick” - 18:48 - Anthony looks 6 factors: food, water, air, light, sound, EMF - 20:45 - Focus on how you're functioning - 21:50 - All consulting is done remotely - 22:50 - Consultations are offered online and sample kits are delivered to patients - 24:40 - You don't just need to focus on data - focus on learning a patient's story - 26:50 - “You don't hear the bad stuff” - 28:24 - Anthony's background is in sports medicine - 30:31 - Everybody's body is different - everybody's system is different. - 31:25 - People produce energy from different sorts of food - some people need carbs, some people need fats, depending on how fast they oxidize input - 34:32 - “You can get advice from anyone...you can only get expertise from certain people” - 35:05 - Anthony charges $885 for a first consultation - 37:54 - Sleep - Anthony gets 9 hours of sleep a night - 40:04 - “No one is static - the seasons are going to change how your body is fueled” - 42:14 - “Food is fuel and it's information” - 42:45 - It takes a lot of energy to turn food into you - those things become us - 44:20 - There is no one-size-fits-all solution - all the possible solutions work differently for different people - 46:00 - Search to find what works for you - 46:21 - _Top 3 Tips For Being More Effective_ - Get in the sunshine - we're beings of light - Eat a varied diet of single-source foods - Love - Get your mind and emotions in order - 47:15 - Find out more about Anthony at his [website](https://dranthonygbeck.com/) Key Points: - Get in the sunshine. Ground yourself. - Everyone's body has its own story - don't expect solutions to work equally for different people - We aren't static. What used to keep you healthy might not work anymore. - The body's systems are all connected. To be well, you need to support all of your body's systems Resources Mentioned: - [Heimlich Finally Uses Famed Manoeuvre](https://accountsolution.gcion.com/redirect/?returnSessionKey=true&returnAutoLogin=true&redirectURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cincinnati.com%2Fstory%2Fnews%2F2016%2F05%2F26%2Fhenry-heimlich-finally-uses-famed-maneuver%2F85003350%2F%3Futm_source%3Dnextdraft%26from%3Dglobal) - [Slack Alert](http://code.viget.com/slackalert/?ref=producthunt) - A physical alert button for Slack - [Loverino](https://app.loverino.com/?ref=producthunt) - Transcribes audio and lets you search for keywords - [Google Inbox](https://www.google.com/inbox/) - a Gmail overlay to help you reach Inbox Zero - [Vidzy](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vidzy/id794870929?mt=8) - Make gift-giving quick and simple Sponsored By: [FreshBooks](https://www.freshbooks.com/) – FreshBooks helps you simplify your accounting. Generate invoices automatically, follow up clients, and cut your accounting time to just a few minutes. Get a 30 day free trial by using the code LESSDOING at [www.freshbooks.com/lessdoing](https://www.freshbooks.com/lessdoing) Text DOLESS to 33733 to sign up for the Less Doing Newsletter Credits - Original Music provided by [Felix Bird](http://2014.felixbird.com/) - Audio Production by [Chris Mottram](https --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

"Hey Alexa, I messed up." Immediately, flowers are purchased and sent to your wife's office, along with a heartfelt card. Ten different messages were solicited on Mechanical Turk and the best was selected by votes on the same service. Using her Amazon purchase history, her favorite brand of chocolate was determined and a bar was sent to your home, along with her preferred wine. The Foursquare most-romantic restaurants are consulted, and a reservation is made via OpenTable at the one with the highest Yelp ratings. Google automatically determines the best route and calls you and your wife individual Ubers to meet up at the restaurant — but just one to take you home. Viv Facebook M SMS-Based question answering services Mechanical Turk Amazon MayDay The World's Fastest Phone (made by Lamborghini) "The best interface is no interface" Another (better) take Adobe Comp Siri without voice Desktop Neo on voice Siri's insanely specific syntax for commands Google Inbox Academic article on Trust in Automation Spark email Wolfram Alpha climate change example

In this episode, we officially announce our new Slack community and discuss Marc Benioff's most recent bonus, using FluidApp with Gmail, Gartner naming Salesforce.com the leader in AIM (Application, Infrastructure, and Middleware), TrailheaDX, Skuid's Rockaway release, a lightning round of Lightning UX topics, and the Lightning Locker Service.Salesforce just paid Marc Benioff a $2.3 million bonus, on top of the $56 million he made in four months selling stockFluidAppGoogle InboxCitizen DeveloperSalesforce takes AIM, hits bullseye in enterprise integrationTrailheaDXRock Your UX with Fabulous New Skuid FeaturesLightning UX SASS DeprecateIntroducing the Salesforce Lightning InspectorIntroducing UI Theme Detection for Lightning ExperienceIntroducing The LockerService For Lightning ComponentsMatt Morris - Technology Flows

Respond to emails faster with Smart Replies in Google Inbox, earbud tricks to navigate music without touching your screen, do you have to pay another subscription for YouTube Music? Get weather updates down to the neighborhood or street level with Weather Radio, and Action Movie FX adds movie special effects to your iPhone videos. Host: Megan Morrone Subscribe to iFive for the iPhone at https://twit.tv/shows/ifive-iphone Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: gazelle.com

Respond to emails faster with Smart Replies in Google Inbox, earbud tricks to navigate music without touching your screen, do you have to pay another subscription for YouTube Music? Get weather updates down to the neighborhood or street level with Weather Radio, and Action Movie FX adds movie special effects to your iPhone videos. Host: Megan Morrone Subscribe to iFive for the iPhone at https://twit.tv/shows/ifive-iphone Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: gazelle.com

Meu convidado de hoje é o André Lado Cruz que é o Fundador do Professores do Sucesso Site do André – http://professoresdosucesso.com.br/ Email: contato@professoresdosucesso.com.br App e Sites recomendado – To-do lite, Google Inbox e Ad Espresso Livros Recomendados: Quem... O post Empreendedor a todo Vapor – 0019 – André Lado Cruz do Professores do Sucesso apareceu primeiro em Empreendedor a todo Vapor.

This week Reda and Kyle talk about the tools that they use during their design process. They touch on everything from graphical editors, color pickers and task list applications. Text Editor Episode Photoshop Illustrator Sketch Chrome preference for change Affinity designer Brenda’s SVG Episode SVGo Sip Pixa Colour lovers Kuler ImageOptim Typekit Google Fonts Sublime Text Dash Text Expander El Capitan Evernote Simplenote Google Keep Yojimbo Omnifocus Things Wunderlist Clear Google Inbox Mailbox

Venyu Audio Podcast: Google Inbox, Windows Server 2003 EOL, Being The Product?

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This week on Awesomecast 228, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Our Awesome things of the week: A possible password killer with FIDO and a security system for your home with Sighthound. (2) Our thoughts on Google Inbox. (18) An awesome app called Fingerkey.(32) A Crock Pot WeMo.(38) An Apple CEO giving money to a Pittsburgh school district.(41) Discussion on an article from Computerworld about why we need ballons, drones etc.(43) An Android dual screen phone.(51) HBO possibly going cableless. (55) Gmail letting you edit Office documents. (57) Lastly, we discuss technological gift ideas for the holidays. (68) After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla) and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

Added some very rough estimated times of when a topic was starting to be discussed on the show. This week on Awesomecast 228, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Our Awesome things of the week: A possible password killer with FIDO and a security system for your home with Sighthound. (2) Our thoughts on Google Inbox. (18) An awesome app called Fingerkey.(32) A Crock Pot WeMo.(38) An Apple CEO giving money to a Pittsburgh school district.(41) Discussion on an article from Computerworld about why we need ballons, drones etc.(43) An Android dual screen phone.(51) HBO possibly going cableless. (55) Gmail letting you edit Office documents. (57) Lastly, we discuss technological gift ideas for the holidays. (68) After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla) and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about Lollipop, and a little Inbox. But mostly Lollipop. Android Official Blog: A sweet Lollipop, with a kevlar wrapping: New security features in Android 5.0. Android Clipboards: it’s complicated Gunnar explains how Chromecast transforms his Tinder experience. WhatsApp now includes a TextSecure backend and is encrypted by default Metadata. It’s a thing. Wearable black box: Fitbit Data Now Being Used In The Courtroom Google Inbox update: Why Did Google Decide To Split Inbox From Gmail? Gmail API

Michaela ist müde und würde am liebsten Winterschlaf halten. Jeanette war bei der PodUnion und hat dort in einer Folge des Podcast Ding, ihre App, die Podcat vorgestellt und über ihre geplanten Projekte. Jeanette hört zur Zeit vermehrt Schweizer Podcasts, um sich an den schweizer Dialekt zu gewöhnen, da sie ja ende des Jahres in die Schweiz beginnen wird zu arbeiten. Michaela kann seit gestern die Google Inbox nutzen und testet die App. Bis jetzt gefällt ihr, die Form der Maildarstellung sehr gut. Bei der PodUnion ist die Idee geboren worden, einen Podcast Preis in Leben zu rufen. Jeanette möchte eventuell einen eigenen Podcast starten, um damit ihre App zu testen und den Benutzer zeigen, was die App alles bietet. Jeanettes Umzugstermin in die Schweiz steht fest. Sie wird ab 29.12. in der Schweiz wohnen. Jeanette hat sich einen Fitnesstracker bestellt, den sie noch nicht hat. Michaela hat schon Erfahrungen mit Fitnesstracker. Jeanettes Auto hat Tüv bekommen. Michaela hat ein Early Bird Ticket für die re:publica im Mai 2015 ergattern können. Jeanette geht lieber auf andere Veranstaltungen. Jeanette hat sich ihren Daumen leicht verletzt und hat seit dem Probleme beim Entsperren ihres iPhones per Fingerabdrucksensor. Sie spielt zur Zeit mit grosser Begeisterung Monument Valley. Michaela hat letztens von der Retropulsiv erfahren, einer Veranstaltung, bei der man alte Rechner anschauen und eventuell auch benutzen kann. Jeanette und Michaela erinnern sich an ihre Erfahrungen mit alten Computermodellen und welche Spiele sie früher mal gespielt haben. Jeanette muß sich, einen neuen Apple Händler kaufen, wenn sie demnächst in die Schweiz zieht. Hier in Friedrichshafen gibt es einen Händler, der auch eine Werkstatt hat (http://www.compumac.de). Zum Schluß quatschen Jeanette und Michaela noch über, Michaelas Fahrt nach Berlin zum PodLove Workshop, über Hörbücher, Podcasts, über Bettdecken, Rollkoffer und Einkaufen in Konstanz. Was meint ihr zu unserer Folge? Bitte sagt uns eure Meinung. Wenn ihr Verbesserungsvorschläge habt oder Fragen, bitte schreibt dies in die Kommentare.

Amazon Echo og mobilbetaling i Norge står på programmet. I tillegg jabber vi litt om Google Inbox. Hør på det helige programmet Teknova.

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about old-school network security, old-school email addresses, and an old-school partner with a new-school cloud broker. Gunnar is delighted by Google Inbox, Pocket Casts, and Klipsch headphones.  Not so much by the Bose. https podcast broken? Blame everyone. VMware’s tool to harden virtual networks: a spreadsheet RHEL 6.6, now with the SCAP Security Guide! With Laplock, You Get A Text Message When Somebody Unplugs Your Laptop Facebook and Yahoo Find a New Way to Save the Web’s Lost Email Addresses Gunnar at the Red Hat Forum in Dallas on Wednesday, November 5 Jason Kincl of ORNL and Dave on GovLoop’s How Open Source Can Help Overcome Government’s Biggest Challenges on Thursday, November 6 BAH releases their cloud broker to the ManageIQ community FICO Case Study: Your credit score depends on OpenShift Fixing a profoundly broken company tool with OpenShift Google “etymology companion”, and see a sweet diagram of the word’s origins Cutting Room Floor CARDIAC: CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation Torturing virtual people with crowd simulation software Bulgarian Folk Dancing with AC/DC Plants Can Tell When They’re Being Eaten Belly Armor: Faraday apparel SkyMaul 2: Where America Buys His Stuff Photojournalism in Grand Theft Auto

Rio 向大家解释了 Apple SIM 的好处。李如一和他对 Google 新推出的邮件服务 Inbox 有不同意见。 相关链接 Google Inbox Material Design: Google 向纸墨学了什么？ 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 程序员。

Rio 向大家解释了 Apple SIM 的好处。李如一和他对 Google 新推出的邮件服务 Inbox 有不同意见。 相关链接 Google Inbox Material Design: Google 向纸墨学了什么？ 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 程序员。

Google ha presentado varias aplicaciones nuevas para sus dispositivos con Android, hoy hablamos de Google Fit, una aplicación que hace algo similar a lo que hacen las pulseras cuantificadoras, nos cuentan pasos, distancias… Además hablamos de Google Inbox, la nueva idea de Google para gestionar nuestro correo electrónico. [app]com.google.android.apps.fitness[/app] [app]com.google.android.apps.inbox[/app] Finalmente hablo del tethering de […] La entrada 35 Droidcast Fugaz, Inbox, Fit y Tethering aparece primero en Droidcast Android.

Noticias de #Google, anuncios de Nuevas apps Google #Inbox y Google #Fit. Nuevas funcionalidades de Google Play Music. Más información en www.jesusrosas.com.mx

DigitalOutbox Episode 227 DigitalOutbox Episode 227 - Google Inbox, Yosemite and eveyone gets healthy Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes Google CEO Larry Page Reorgs Staff, Anoints Sundar Pichai as New Product Czar Google announces Inbox: A more intelligent way to handle email Google Fit App Now Available For Android Devices Microsoft Health platform launches with payments-friendly, $199 Band wearable Fitbit Joins the Smartwatch Race, and Replaces the Rash-y Force With a New Wristband UK operator EE switches on ‘4G+’ in London with speeds of up to 150Mbps – but not for your iPhone 6 Twitter introduces Fabric, its first platform for mobile app developers Facebook built a forum platform for your smartphone inside the new Rooms app Apple No Longer Rejecting Calculator Widgets From The App Store Yosemite Thoughts Amazon takes on Chromecast with new $39 Fire TV Stick PS4 firmware 2.0: Why Share Play is the single most exciting thing to happen to gaming

Montreal woman wins cash from Google for Street View cleavage; Google Inbox: Ten Pros And Cons; Chinese Search Giant Baidu Reports 2.2 Billion dollars In Revenue For 3Q 2014; Google wants to detect cancer earlier with a tiny pill in blood.

Montreal woman wins cash from Google for Street View cleavage; Google Inbox: Ten Pros And Cons; Chinese Search Giant Baidu Reports 2.2 Billion dollars In Revenue For 3Q 2014; Google wants to detect cancer earlier with a tiny pill in blood.

Po nezáživném minulém týdnu nás toho v mobilecastu čeká opravdu mnoho. Ve skutečnosti více, než se vejde do perexu. Heslovitě alespoň ta nejzajímavější témata: Honor 6, Google Inbox, OneDrive, Microsoft Band, Samsung Galaxy A3 a A5 a mnoho dalšího. Páteční podcastová dávka novinek právě začíná.

Neuland ist zurueck und bietet in seiner 46. Ausgabe ueber 100 Minuten Techtalk pur. Wie nehmen den kompletten Oktober volley und geben unsere ganz persoenlichen Statements zu den neuesten Gadgets und Services ab. Themen Google Inbox Nexus 6 und Nexus 9 Die neue Mercedes B-Klasse Apple iPad Air 2 und iPad mini Retina 2 OPPO N3 und OPPO R5 LG G Watch R - Erste Eindruecke Microsoft OneDrive unlimited Microsoft Band Amazon Fire TV Stick Mitmachen! Die Nummer des Zuhörer-Telefons ist übrigens: 0471 30 69 108 Also angerufen, Fragen oder Statements auf die Voicebox gesprochen und ihr koennt in der naechsten Sendung mit dabei sein! Übrigens, wenn ihr uns über Soundcloud oder iTunes anhoert, dann würden wir uns freuen wenn ihr dort unser Podcast liken und bewerten würdet. Kommentare sind natürlich auch willkommen!

This week we discuss major retailers blocking the use of Apple Pay in favor of MCX's CurrentC solution. We also delve into CurrentC's challenges in light of recent hacks and it's unease of use. We revel in and are shocked by the success and defeat of James Thompson's PCalc as it is both featured and threaten with removal on the Apple Store. Jaimie retells the story of Gilt's login bug on iOS. Picks: Auxy, Google Inbox, RWDevcon and iOS Leads

In the finale of their second two part epic episode, Ryan and Carlos discuss of whether or not the iPhone 6’s bigger screen is an improvement, Ryan’s first impressions of the Kindle Voyage, Google Inbox, Fantastical’s iOS 8 update, Newsify, Instacast 5, the Giants’ World Series matchup against the Royals, and Bose’s relationship with Apple and the NFL. Carlos also finally admits Ryan is right about something.

This week on Awesomecast 222, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Discussion about some comments we received on â??Hey Siriâ?? and Microsoft Xim. Talk on the features and more of the iPad Air 2. Discussion on the NFL utilizing RFID Chips. An app that makes your iPhone a 3D scanner. Discussion on Google Inbox. Discussion on e-mail. Some talk on car tech. Sorg talking about his experience with Verizon Innovations. People that could use the Golden-I headset computer. Discussion on the news that Microsoft will give unlimited and free storage with a purchase of Office 365. The latest lawsuits on data usage. The Nibus app that controls the light on your phone. Talk on how Amazon is fighting Chromecast and Roku with the Fire TV Stick. Upcoming things going on in technology. After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla) and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays at 6:30 PM EST!

This week on Awesomecast 222, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Discussion about some comments we received on "Hey Siri" and Microsoft Xim. Talk on the features and more of the iPad Air 2. Discussion on the NFL utilizing RFID Chips. An app that makes your iPhone a 3D scanner. Discussion on Google Inbox. Discussion on e-mail. Some talk on car tech. Sorg talking about his experience with Verizon Innovations. People that could use the Golden-I headset computer. Discussion on the news that Microsoft will give unlimited and free storage with a purchase of Office 365. The latest lawsuits on data usage. The Nibus app that controls the light on your phone. Talk on how Amazon is fighting Chromecast and Roku with the Fire TV Stick. Upcoming things going on in technology. After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla) and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays at 6:30 PM EST!

Chris and Jonathan take a look and review the design of the web and mobile versions, listen and find out what we like, and what we didn't and most important what we learned about design.

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