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13y ago
Given the streaming feature they've mentioned I think it would be safe to assume that you'll at the very least be able to have two machines signed in.
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FWIW if a fed has an account with the service (which is fairly likely for big services like Gmail et al), and knows the hashing algorithm (if they've successfully got the passwords this is pretty likely too) they could prove it easily
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13y ago
I don't think the problem with the more hefty window managers is that they use a lot of RAM, but that they have to use a lot of RAM. IMO, the fact that they require more memory can be considered a reasonable indicator that they are m
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13y ago
Slightly related: another useful tool for picking colours is Kuler ( https://kuler.adobe.com/ )
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13y ago
IMO that should be a method on a Logger object. Personally I have a method that does a similar thing called 'inspect'. Even better: you should write to a log file instead of to the screen (at debug level) for such things so you don't have t
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14y ago
"File Sync puts your files at your fingertips from any computer" ... "Sorry, we only support Windows and Mac OSX at the moment" I can't say I'm surprised, but that doesn't stop me from being disappointed. I know they would probably claim
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14y ago
If you're able to, it's a good idea to have a monitoring system like Nagios/OpsView in place that checks most of these things for you proactively. That way you can have a good idea of the health of a server before you even connect to it. Wi
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14y ago
I assume it's mostly to keep weight down. I imagine it could also make manufacture easier/cheaper; you'd need most of the board for the circuitry anyway, so why spend more money a separate piece for the chassis? Also: I don't know if you've
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14y ago
It does; it's just not very common. Defining mocks manually is my preferred method. I find things like Phake and Mockery to be a little too opaque and hard to debug when you get subtle problems. I think they also add to the learning curve w
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14y ago
I don't want to seem rude, but I really am amazed that you've got to the point of asking people for money without bothering to research existing potential competitors. I'm not saying your product doesn't have differences to things like Ru
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14y ago
I must be missing why this is important, shocking, or otherwise news-worthy. I imagine a lot of companies use Google Apps, regardless of size - it's a reliable service that requires very little in the way of setup and a lot in the way of fu
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14y ago
One of the things that this does improve vastly is rendering in Chrome for Android/ICS (and I assume, other mobile browsers). The old markup didn't scale very well and made for a lot of horizontal scrolling.
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15y ago
And to open a file under the cursor in a tab you can use: <C-w>gF I map it to F9 along with a :tabm to make the new tab the last one in the list: nmap <F9> <C-W>gF:tabm<CR> It's worth noting tha
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15y ago
I imagine the objects would come back as stdClass as this is the behaviour when decoding JSON objects with json_decode(). I assume other type-mappings will match the behaviour of json_decode() too. I can't think what the result would be if
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Class/object members and methods do not share a "namespace", so it's possible to have a method and a member with the same name. If you assigned a closure to a member that had a colliding method, PHP wouldn't know which one to execute. I'm g
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15y ago
What amazes me about a great deal of the recruiters I've dealt with is their inability to do basic word-matching. Recruiter "I have a great role for you as a Ruby developer!" Me: "Do you have a copy of my CV?" Recruiter: "Yes indeed, I have
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15y ago
I wrote something similar with a slightly longer string in PHP a while back. Read: http://www.tomnomnom.com/posts/methinks_it_is_like_an_incest... Code: https://github.com/TomNomNom/PHP-Evolution-Sim