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Cold on a Cob posted:i get this reference it's not a reference. allo literally can only be used by a user on a single device
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Endless Mike posted:it's not a reference. allo literally can only be used by a user on a single device
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Endless Mike posted:it's not a reference. allo literally can only be used by a user on a single device oh i thought you were referencing the one device limit on blackberry messenger lmao did google hire the original bbm devs or something?
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Cold on a Cob posted:oh i thought you were referencing the one device limit on blackberry messenger
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all did for a fairly long time, i believe it was part of the requirements (along with the physical buttons and multicolor led) for a fair while
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jogwheels and multicolor indicator leds were good though, the bad kind of aping apple going on in letting those go
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anthonypants posted:the original android device was a blackberry clone until the iphone came out, and some of the first android phones (e.g. nexus one) kept the trackball no, the original android device was a symbian s60 clone. and most early models were simply symbian or windows mobile devices that ran android instead.
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Endless Mike posted:no no no allo is for consumers. hangouts is for enterprise. wait no meet is for enterprise. hangouts is for consumers since no one uses allo you got your consumers in my enterprise! you got your enterprise in my consumers!
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Sapozhnik posted:God I wish Signal would hurry up and get video chat support already it has it already though?
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2017 March 15 "As of April 1, 2017, we will be sunsetting the fire pole due to lack of use. Please ensure that you update your building navigation habits accordingly, as the pole will be replaced by a 42-inch open hole. Thanks for the ride."
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the only time a google rod will penetrate a hole
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its a mcintire brass works incorporated rod
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Athletic Footjob posted:that is the worst thing ive ever read and ive read my posts
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Triglav posted:its a mcintire brass works incorporated rod
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# ? Mar 2, 2017 09:49 |
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im the misdrilled hole
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poz the goog hole
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I would love to sit at the bar where all the contractors go after installing the google fireman pole. "Yeah we had to get a 24" bit from the industrial guys to core through the concrete floor. So loving stupid. We charged them double though so hopefully none of those dumbasses break an ankle and we can get more cash out of them" "The worst part was the employees, kept asking us stupid loving questions about manhole covers, something about AB testing the commoners" "Goddamn so loving stupid, I wonder if I should pay off my medical bills or try to keep my mom from losing her house with this pile of money. loving Googlers"
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lmao a new messenger
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# ? Mar 2, 2017 13:46 |
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my favourite is how they had it for all of 3 weeks before the building inspector discovered it and was like "what the gently caress?"
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Sagebrush posted:2017
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# ? Mar 3, 2017 18:15 |
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pixel is here today
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# ? Mar 4, 2017 23:07 |
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the biggest joke is that their new york office already had a fireman's pole as usual boston is just catching up
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the biggest joke is that their new york office already had a fireman's pole does it? ive never heard of that. i thought there was just the ladder from 4-5
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graph posted:like theyre literally shipping datacenter-in-a-box rn I really don't like vsan stuff but storage is becoming such a minor line item in the total cost of the stack that I'll probably have to bite the bullet and go with it on our next gen of hardware. This poo poo is seriously nice and so so dense.
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figures that googlers have a lot of experience touching poles
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I really don't like vsan stuff but storage is becoming such a minor line item in the total cost of the stack that I'll probably have to bite the bullet and go with it on our next gen of hardware. This poo poo is seriously nice and so so dense. yep
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Wild EEPROM posted:figures that googlers have a lot of experience touching poles whats wrong with touching poles
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not gonna make an rt thread but google's cloud conference starts tomorrow. there'll be some big announcements i'm sure. unban cremnob for a day or two tia.
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Illusive gently caress Man posted:does it? ive never heard of that. i thought there was just the ladder from 4-5 it's inside the chelsea market office, not 111 8th it's dopey as gently caress. it's surrounded by safety poo poo and connects the corner of a cafeteria to office space so there's no loving reason anyone would ever want to use it
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# ? Mar 8, 2017 05:43 |
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the best/worst thing about google nyc offices is that every food space has that awful cafeteria smell i guess it doesn't matter how much money you spend on chefs and beef and poo poo, if you are cranking out meals for hundreds of people to eat in a common space, yo poo poo is gonna smell like a cafeteria
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# ? Mar 8, 2017 05:44 |
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i got a pixel and it's good. not nexus 5 good but good. it's v slippery tho
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# ? Mar 8, 2017 10:56 |
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which phones are directly patched by google these days?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:which phones are directly patched by google these days?
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pixels and ostensibly what remains of the nexus line?
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The nexus's do, I know that, but there was also a program a while ago where OEMs could build devices with stock android and also pull updates straight from google bypassing the carrier. I'm guessing that died, though
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# ? Mar 8, 2017 18:49 |
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apparently home depot is a google cloud technology company. https://cloudnext.withgoogle.com/
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:The nexus's do, I know that, but there was also a program a while ago where OEMs could build devices with stock android and also pull updates straight from google bypassing the carrier. I'm guessing that died, though you're thinking of either google play experience devices, which the oem still ran the updates for and was only ever for like three phones, or android one which still exists but only in like india (though there's supposedly some devices coming to the us later this year)
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google cloud has some really cool apis, but their dashboard somehow managed to be worse than aws
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