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by FigBug 13y ago
Mine is disabled, I don't remember doing it, but if must have long ago.
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by FigBug 13y ago
And a plea to programmers, handle \n, \r\n and \r. And utf8, utf16, and all the other common text encodings. It's sad that in 2013 it'sstill hard to read in a text file, so the burden is shifted to the user.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Nope, not understanding it at all. He moved files out of his google drive, but the files aren't files, just links to the cloud. So even though he still has the files, they have no data in them.
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by FigBug 13y ago
I'm assuming there is a background process that monitors the folder for changes. On my machine there is about a 3.5 second delay between moving the file and getting the warning. And if you click "OK, move to trash" it only tr
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by FigBug 13y ago
Except when you copy files from your hd or flash drive, you except the copies in the new location to actually be files. That's how every drive I've ever used works. That's not how google drive works.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Google drive doesn't actually sync files, just links.
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by FigBug 13y ago
You can't make backups of gdoc files, the content is never stored locally, it's only on googles servers.
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by FigBug 13y ago
.gdoc don't actually store the document content. They are just small json files with a url and id that point the the actual document on google servers. There is no way to actually get a copy of the google document.
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by FigBug 13y ago
The only thing I can think of is it's for corporate or educational buyers who standardized on it for some reason. The 30 pin connector perhaps?
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by FigBug 13y ago
Congratulations! You are the winner.
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by FigBug 13y ago
$1999
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by FigBug 13y ago
Yes, is the Sdk somehow locked to the processor serial? How does production work?
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by FigBug 13y ago
What DRM is there? I thought the SoftDevice was just a binary blob? I'm currently in the prototyping phase of a product that uses the nRF5, I couldn't see any competitive advantage I would gain from developing my own stack conside
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by FigBug 13y ago
Why not just use a Nordic nRF51822 that comes with a full BLE stack, 32 arm processor, super low power. $2.50 per unit instead of using a separate micro and transceiver.
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by FigBug 13y ago
A few year ago I worked for a company that offered a similar service, but was more focused on labels than individual artists. Even though iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and Play may be there big ones there are 100s of music stores, plus ring tones
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by FigBug 13y ago
It can convert all those formats, but it can't convert a .jpeg to a .jpg.
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by FigBug 13y ago
I think hardware goes in phases. First there are 1 or 2 products that define the category. Then it explodes into 100s of competing products, all with a slightly different take. Then it matures and contracts back into a few. Right now we are
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by FigBug 13y ago
Link times are super slow, visual studo couldn't handle debugging a file with over 64k lines. But it's wasn't a big deal, since I'd develop with the normal library and distribute with the amalgated library. Juce seems to
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by FigBug 13y ago
He started working on it 2001/2002, at that time, C++ implementations of the standard library were poor and inconsistent across compilers. There is a reason that pretty much every library from that era redid all the basic classes - Qt,
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by FigBug 13y ago
I was the lead Tracktion developer for a while, Jules sold Tracktion to Mackie where I worked on it. Then Mackie lost interest in it and eventually sold it back. It was my first experience with Juce comuing from an MFC/Win32 background
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by FigBug 13y ago
I started reading Lefsetz when I was still working in the pro audio industry. While not backed up with data, I still find his opinions interesting to consider. In this post since he seems to have changed his opinion lately. I found the quot
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The Blockbuster Syndrome(lefsetz.com)
1 points by FigBug 13y ago|1 comments
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by FigBug 13y ago
Slightly more than 100,000 people in 3,867,271 km^2 of the 3 northern territories. (Just under half of Canada by area, bigger than India) It's going to be very hard to assert sovereignty when it's such a large area to monitor wit
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by FigBug 13y ago
Every phone of mine has had a Sim card for at least 10 years. But the plans are so expensive I imagine it's not very common for tourists to pick up sim card while they are visiting Canada.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Has Windows improved it's audio latency yet? It's been a while since I did any audio programming for windows, but when I did, the 3rd party ASIO driver system was required to get acceptable latencies. That's not going to work
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by FigBug 13y ago
I use it somewhat. The core program is C++ / Qt. The data is all serialized using Qt data structures. Then I have python helper programs that read the Qt data structures and generate reports. It's not the most elegant solution but
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by FigBug 13y ago
I still use C++ since there still doesn't seem to be a better option for creating cross platform GUI apps than C++ with Qt. Desktop Apps are no longer 'cool' and other than Qt there doesn't seem to be much happening in t
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by FigBug 13y ago
A lot of people like to hate on Stack Overflow for closing questions and editing questions / answers, bit I really like it. It's much better than anything that came before.
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Why Do Dedicated Game Consoles Exist?(prog21.dadgum.com)
53 points by FigBug 13y ago|58 comments
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by FigBug 13y ago
In 2005 I wrote similar utilities for windows called ccopy, ccut & ppaste. I recently dug them up and put them on GitHub. https://github.com/FigBug/ccopyppaste

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