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Android Things – IoT Platform
(developer.android.com)
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10y ago
But presumably you wouldn't even know to search YouTube for "Venice riots" if you hadn't been consuming any news?
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10y ago
This is a handy alias to have: whois='whois -h whois.geektools.com'
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Just One Photo Can Silently Hack Millions of Androids
(forbes.com)
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10y ago
Not quite sure why anybody would want an upside-down outline of mainland Scotland as their logo? http://thelogo.site/post/147700153081/mean-studio
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10y ago
Same here. Seeing people on Twitter saying the same. Edit (21:55Z): And it's working again for me.
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10y ago
There's a nice XMPP extension for that. Spec: https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0301.html Demos: http://www.realjabber.org/ Not that Google (or whoever) are going to implement it now...
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10y ago
The only winning move is not to play.
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10y ago
Well you don't have to use the sophisticated features for a simple build. Something like "node { sh './build.sh' }" will work fine. But you can also build your own simplified syntax on top of Pipeline, e.g. I
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Student sentenced for detecting flaws in Slovenian police and army TETRA network
(laforge.gnumonks.org)
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10y ago
> Certbot is an easy-to-use automatic client that fetches and deploys SSL/TLS certificates for your webserver.
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10y ago
Unfortunately, 18 months since its release, I'm not sure if anybody (certainly not Google) has come up with some nicer abstractions on top of RecyclerView. It works well for basic lists, but out of the box it comes with very little — n
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10y ago
I gave up on watching those Android Fireside chat sessions because of the horrible jokey way in which so many valid concerns end up getting dismissed, every time.
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10y ago
Binding services is pretty horrible, but I've very rarely had to do it. Using an IntentService is pretty straightforward and covers most use-cases of running something in the background. Though RxJava has quite reduced the amount of i
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10y ago
Unfortunately, this is what Google's own app for the upcoming Google I/O conference does if you deny it access to your contacts at startup. If you grant the permission only to deny it later, the app won't start again until yo
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11y ago
In this situation, yes. You could indeed just use the Jenkinsfile for building a project. You can also specify the DSL config directly in a job, e.g. in a separate deployment job. What would be the right place to define the deployment conf
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11y ago
The DSL can pull in other scripts from elsewhere, so you could just have a stub Jenkinsfile in your project, with the bulk of the pipeline config version-controlled in another repo.
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11y ago
Netflix have been quite involved in the Jenkins project, including the Job DSL Plugin, which enables the automated creation of new Jenkins jobs, e.g. when a new Git branch is created, by defining the job structure with a simple Groovy-based
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11y ago
As nonsensical as it is, you're not meant to be using Google Cloud Platform as an individual user at all. From that same page: "Google Cloud Platform services can be used only for business purposes in the European Union."
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11y ago
Their latest LP was added to Spotify a month ago, FWIW.
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11y ago
You're certainly not the only one to think that the term is somewhat misused: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz2-49q6DOI
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11y ago
And from the Met Police's point of view: http://news.met.police.uk/news/covert-plan-at-ecuadorian-emb...
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Police stop guarding embassy refuge of Julian Assange
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Nginx 1.9.5 has been released, with HTTP/2 support
(nginx.org)
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> A fragment of the circuit board from the bomb’s timing device was discovered [...] embedded in a shirt collar, and investigators deduced that the shirt had been wrapped around the radio containing the device. They traced the label on t
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I'm sure Groupon will be just thrilled to see all the Google app icons updating to contain a bold, sans-serif letter G. http://www.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/nexu... https:/&
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If you need a refund, just visit https://www.paypal.me/refund — enter an amount and hit send! :)
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11y ago
Even if you are in a supported country, when setting up a page, the "Learn more about our fees" page is a 404: https://www.paypal.com/%7BcoBrand%7D/webapps/mpp/paypal-fees
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11y ago
More companies should have this information up front. For example, Lookout has an open source framework for generating more visual privacy policies: https://github.com/lookout/private-parts https://www.looko
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Permissions are now granular in Android 6.0, and even for apps which weren't built against the newer SDK, you can turn off permissions individually.
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