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by bergie 12y ago
8GB, it seems. http://arstechnica.com/apple/2015/03/apples-reveals-new-12-r...
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Matias Duarte AMA(news.layervault.com)
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by bergie 12y ago
GSS handles it just fine, pre-measured GSS which isn't even yet an officially documented feature, doesn't. But anyway, would be nice if you could document your setup and the problem you're seeing at https://github.
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by bergie 12y ago
Some of the Android Wear devices support standard 22mm bands as well. I had a custom one on my LG G Watch, but am staying with the stock band with the Moto 360 (since the one it shipped with is actually quite nice)
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by bergie 12y ago
the issue here is that we use pre-measured GSS ( http://gridstylesheets.org/ ) on the site for perf reasons, and the intrinsic sizes of things were measured using the defaults. We could probably detect that you're overri
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by bergie 12y ago
Some examples of algorithmic design for page layouts: http://engineering.flipboard.com/2014/03/web-layouts/ and https://thegrid.io/ (disclaimer: I work on the latter)
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by bergie 12y ago
I guess bronze age collapse, and the fall of Rome
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GSS 2.0: CSS polyfills from the future(gridstylesheets.org)
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by bergie 12y ago
We're working on the macro level as well: https://github.com/the-grid/msgflo#readme
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by bergie 12y ago
Yep, there is https://github.com/trustmaster/goflow for that
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by bergie 12y ago
It does offer persistent sessions. However, the other nice part of Mosh is how it handles low-quality connections. I can use vim over SSH pretty nicely over 3G or crappy conference WiFi thanks to it.
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How Lollipop's Share Menu Is Organized(medium.com)
1 points by bergie 12y ago|0 comments
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Turtle power to the people(meemoo.org)
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How Google Inbox shares 70% of its code across Android, iOS, and the Web(arstechnica.com)
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by bergie 12y ago
Quite a few of the Android Wear devices do this as well...
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by bergie 12y ago
On my Wear watch the history disappeared, but at least the past week (or so) was synced to the app
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by bergie 12y ago
My experience working on an Android tablet: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/working-on-android/
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by bergie 12y ago
Ars Technica reported pretty significant improvements http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/07/examining-project-vol...
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Artificial intelligence designs websites, uses open technology stack(libregraphicsworld.org)
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by bergie 12y ago
A little bit more than that. We both * Store the normalized content of our users to per-site repos in Jekyll-like Markdown + Front Matter documents * Store the actual pages our engine designs This means users have full access to their conte
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by bergie 12y ago
Yep. This was probably the first actually interesting unboxing video I've seen: http://youtu.be/uIf9GdCzY_Y (unboxing Z3 under water)
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Flowhub Kickstarter delivery(bergie.iki.fi)
2 points by bergie 12y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 12y ago
A bit more on the timing: USA is finally switching to EMV based credit card payments (chip and pin) during this year and the next, meaning that most terminals will likely be able to accept NFC payments as well (Google Wallet, Apple Pay, wha
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by bergie 12y ago
Then there is the self-hosted https://github.com/jonnor/imgflo-server based on GEGL
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by bergie 12y ago
The taxis here in Berlin even have an app that is quite similar to how you order an Uber. Though of course you still have to pay at the end of the ride with cash or card.
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by bergie 12y ago
That still makes car surprisingly expensive when compared to motorcycles. When I recently sold my 14 year old motorcycle (also in Finland), I calculated the TCO at 30 Euro cents per kilometer. Of course, the fact that a lot of the driving h
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by bergie 12y ago
I think that Estonian, by the virtue of having been in contact with more different languages and cultures, is kind of a "time travel to the future of Finnish language". They seem to have dropped a lot of the unnecessarily complica
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by bergie 12y ago
Anteeksi, koirasi on tulessa (though in practice the polite forms are rarely used in Finnish. You'd probably go for hei, sun koiras palaa )
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by bergie 12y ago
I'm still a TripIt user, but it seems Google Now is replacing that feature more and more (if you allow it to scan your email). The flight cards I got to my smartwatch when flying back from Finland last week were pretty handy with the g
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by bergie 12y ago
Photo of the surface: http://www.esa.int/var/esa/storage/images/esa_multimedia/ima...

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