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Android Wear: 5 Things Developers Need to Know 10 Years Ago by happygeek … soon now) by extending the hugely popular Android OS to wearables. The starting point of this strategy being smart watches that… access to new APIs, and sample code, for building enhanced wearables notifications and an Android Wear Preview app that includes an… Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by happygeek …" and continued hyping it up with "interest in wearables has exploded and today it’s one of the most… Could a heart attack lock down your bank account in Halifax? 9 Years Ago by happygeek … Halifax wants to verify customer identify using their heartbeat. With wearables becoming the media luvvie dish of the day, and not… Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by rproffitt … https://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/hardware/mobile-and-wearables/reviews/518478/i-bought-a-galaxy-watch-on-black-friday… Apple AirPods At Half The Price? My Liberty Air Earbuds Review 5 Years Ago by happygeek …](https://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/hardware/mobile-and-wearables/reviews/518189/for-the-record-my-liberty-lite-earbuds-review… Which One To Opt For? UI or UX -You’re Asking the Wrong Question! 4 Years Ago by Harikrishna.K … app developer to make the apt plan for phones, tablets, wearables, and all screen sizes. An adaptive user interface enables users… Re: Remote Server is Not Responding 6 Years Ago by happygeek Hey Ashton_3, you probably would be better posting that question again as a new thread reather than tacking it onto the end of one from 8 years ago. Post your question, with as much information as possible, to the [mobile and wearables forum](https://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/hardware/mobile-and-wearables/98). Re: The Linux Desktop isn't Dead, it's Pining 13 Years Ago by rich3800 … stuff, like the MIThril [url]http://www.media.mit.edu/wearables/mithril/hardware/index.html[/url] . Looking at the picture of… Re: Do you Develop for Android? 8 Years Ago by gtel …, to tablets and android TV as well as for the wearables. (It is a big download) once you perfectly downloaded the… Re: Android Wear: 5 Things Developers Need to Know 10 Years Ago by happygeek I appreciate that 4 and 5 amount to much the same thing, but that's OK as avoiding notification overload really is going to be a vital part of Android Wear app development success in my opinion. Re: Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by gerbil I'm reading this as someone who is annoyed by people wearing and using bluetooth gear. Even strangers. Company risks a bricking. By "certified nerds" I know you mean top-hole nerds who have been certified as unfit to be in public places. People who really know me turn off their mobile phones when spending time with me. Okay, I'm so old … Re: Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by DaniWebUser_1 I'm glad the Google glass is going the way of the pet rock too, primarily because of the privacy issue and its' high creepiness index. But, I have to object to your comment about high-level nerds being "certified as unfit to be in public places." Doesn't that seem a little harsh to you? For a second, I felt like I was back in highschool.… Re: Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by happygeek My certified nerd comment, in the post itself, was meant rather more tonguie in cheek. I could have said hardcore early adopters instead. I know you weren't referring to me though :) Re: Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by RobertHDD NO!!!! NOT GOOGLE GLASS!!! Re: Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by happygeek It will be back in another form, I think that's a given. Re: Goodbye Google Glass, here's why you will not be missed 9 Years Ago by RobertHDD I thinked they pulled it out so they can tweak it to make it better Re: Could a heart attack lock down your bank account in Halifax? 9 Years Ago by XP78USER This is Interesting Re: Could a heart attack lock down your bank account in Halifax? 9 Years Ago by happygeek Thanks. I think it is indicative of banks looking to get a competitive advantage by way of customer perception rather than actual security improvements. A cardiac rhythm measurement is no more secure in real world terms than any other token as a form of 2FA/2FV, and may be much less practicalm in reality. As I say, it's all about perceptive … Re: Could a heart attack lock down your bank account in Halifax? 9 Years Ago by rubberman In the immortal words of Bruce Schneier, it sounds like security theater to me! Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by happygeek I'm wondering if the code snippet post in question is authorless because the original poster quit DaniWeb with the nuclear option? It's a five year old snippet, so it must be something to do with the transition from old system to new? As I say, only guessing, but [this](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/code/382803/one-line-… Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by rproffitt Thanks happygeek. In the review I linked to, pages down we get to about the author. Same for working snippets. Maybe for the snippets that have no author, that will just have to be a mystery contributor. In this discussion you see the author up top just like any [paper byline](https://www.google.com/search?q=newspaper+byline+format). In … Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by Dani Hi, Sorry for the confusion. Code snippets and editorial have the byline, including a complete About the Author bio, beneath the post, which is in line with what sites such as Sitepoint and Stack Overflow do. I've gone ahead and corrected the bug where deleted members have no byline at all. Now, the username of the deleted member shows, … Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by rproffitt The review page format may show the author but after all the content. They are not getting top billing like paper bylines. https://www.daniweb.com/community-center/threads/518491/how-to-transfer-music-from-pc-to-iphone-xs is an OK post and if it was a review the byline at the top looks great. About the NPC's. I guess you are gearing up … Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by Dani What's an NPC? Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by Dani Sorry, I’m not sure what you’re referring to? We don’t have any bots or AI-powered members? Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by rproffitt In a discussion there was a "member called Unhnd_Exception. My bet is this is something other than a member. It's likely just what the code coughs up when something happened other than return the member name. I'd be guessing here. So I called it a NPC. Unhnd_Exception also has 216 points! My view is that I found it odd to have a … Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by Dani Oooh. Yes, the guy gave himself the username Unhnd_Exception. Then he deleted his membership, so that’s why his profile is inaccessible. Keep in mind an entire website was named Stack Overflow. If someone has a full bio, I think that About the Author is kinda hard to miss. And, if they didn’t take the time to provide a bio, then perhaps they … Re: Who wrote that? Really odd forum post format to me. 5 Years Ago by ernie.cordell I like the nick "Unhnd_Exception." Too bad we lost him (unless he was a headache). Re: Apple AirPods At Half The Price? My Liberty Air Earbuds Review 5 Years Ago by hankaaron499 Liberty Air Earbuds is also good