RossM

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by RossM 14y ago
Well, I meant from the video the developer put up - I'd love to get a hold of it too (would like to try splitting HDMI and putting Android over many).
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by RossM 14y ago
Indeed, the Android port is actually faster than my phone.
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by RossM 14y ago
Under the same impression too, I definitely remember reading this on a W3C advice/info blog (dark brown background, white and blue header - useful memory).
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by RossM 14y ago
It's in the "Next up" section of the Trello for Android dev board [1] [1]: https://trello.com/board/trello-for-android-development/4f7a...
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by RossM 14y ago
Native and very nicely implemented too.
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by RossM 14y ago
You've actually had <username>@facebook.com available for receiving messages and for logging in (I login with ross.masters for example) for at least a year - what they've done here is to hide your displayed emails and only show this
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by RossM 14y ago
This sounds preferable to me - at the moment the websites are strangely viewed as if they directly authorised the content to be published, which obviously isn't the case. It will be interesting if a system comes about that content can be re
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by RossM 14y ago
What a clbuttic mistake.
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by RossM 14y ago
What on earth is the purpose of a .js TLD? Is it so you can link to http://jquery.js instead? Seems like a minor convenience.
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by RossM 14y ago
Ah, I thought Tornado was a framework. Will investigate a bit more.
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by RossM 14y ago
> Most HTTP servers are written in C or C++, so they cannot execute Python code directly – a bridge is needed between the server and the program. Are there any HTTP servers written in Python (rather than modules)? I'm struggling to thin
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by RossM 14y ago
Not only that, it's in a small light colour text on a white background. It almost seems intentional to swing it this way.
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by RossM 14y ago
I have this on my desk right now - it's been extremely helpful in scaling a large database and I'd recommend it to those who don't have any experience with indexing and partitioning as well (it explains them quite clearly). It goes into lot
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by RossM 14y ago
Fireworks is still listed as part of the suite (as is Flash).
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by RossM 14y ago
On the Tools and Services page, this piqued my interest: > Code > We think there’s a need for a different type of code editor – we’re working on something and will have more to share soon.
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by RossM 14y ago
If you're wondering why Google+ is suddenly in Estonian(?), it's because the submitter included ?hl=et on their link (remove it to get your normal language - this setting follows you around the site).
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by RossM 14y ago
How exactly would those who really want a post API to G+ use it? The uses that come to mind are the convenience of posting from a multi-network client (e.g. TweetDeck), cross-posting from other networks and for those "RSS/new blog post to n
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by RossM 14y ago
I've been looking at Node recently and I'm struggling to get my head around the run both on server and client methodology. I understand why it's useful to define model classes and include the file in both places, however I don't really see
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by RossM 15y ago
Strange, my little 2.4 Core Duo was fine with it (~30fps) and typically does very badly with these games. For contrast Minecraft can cause this laptop to overheat and shut down if not using an additional cooling stand. Perhaps I don't need
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by RossM 15y ago
The petition, for any UK readers who might wish to sign it. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/31659
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by RossM 15y ago
I wonder if automated systems generally send to the sender email address, even when a reply-to is included. Interesting to know a/the reasoning though.
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by RossM 15y ago
I've always found it weird that email - a two-way system supposed to be analogous to letters - has so many occurrences of noreply@example.com. I wonder what percentage of emails end up in these unmonitored mailboxes.
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by RossM 15y ago
Ah, I wasn't under the impression that this would become public - I wouldn't reproduce something open to others. Thank you for making something like this a reality - I had a blank-page type editor a while back but didn't have the chops to m
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by RossM 15y ago
I'd be interested in running my own single-user version, but I'm sure there'll be a clone by the weekend (if there isn't I'll probably hack one up at my next opportunity).
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by RossM 15y ago
PHP's always used it's own tracker ( http://bugs.php.net ).
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by RossM 15y ago
Something I found while working on my dissertation (that's already known) is that performance is pretty poor for aggregate functions (MAX, MIN, AVG) - wish I'd known that before as I use a lot of them! On a similarly sized dataset (although
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by RossM 15y ago
That's the browser's autocomplete, probably triggered by the field being named 'q'. It tracks what you've entered into other fields (I assume named 'q'), hence I get lots of testing data from my current project's search field.
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by RossM 15y ago
I think it's just poorly worded - from the OP and what I've read elsewhere someone accessed the portal used for customer service employees that has access to options/all hosts.
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by RossM 15y ago
Well, this actually happened to my Grandmother a few weeks ago (UK) who actually had them up to her bank login before my Grandfather stepped in. It quite disturbs me that scammers have better luck bluffing their way into someone's computer
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by RossM 15y ago
Don't worry about it, I understand it's a beta, I was just a bit confused when trying to figure out what was going on. If it helps in tracking down the errors, the app force closed when I first opened it from the market. Good luck with DidT

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