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OnMod
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de_dave
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I got mine my top spec XPS 13 for around £700 (refurb'd by Dell). Nearest MBA was over £1,100, and it had lesser specs. Both the Dell and Apple refurb stores should be your first port of call.
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Seems like a reasonable solution until vmin/vmax/vh/vw are more widely supported.
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13y ago
There is no double arrow for me :/
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13y ago
Aye, this is just an advert disguised as a Gizmodo-style world exclusive 'leak'.
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ELB already does weighting, directing requests depending instance type and instance load. Can't find where in the docs this is clarified unfortunately. Have witnessed this with my own eyes though! Draining is a huge issue for us. Inves
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As always, it would come down to marketing. The secret would be to ensure that the sniper(s) appear to be lone wolves, rather than law enforcement agents. Any protests or occupations could then reasonably be split up on "safety" g
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Not the same - e.g. rotating a set of elements causes each individual element to rotate around their individual centers, rather than causing the group to rotate around a central pivot.
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Unfortunately Kinetic is (and probably always will be) canvas-based, which is already a limiting factor. Which is unfortunate as it's API is really rather nice and I wish I could combine it with WebGL!
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13y ago
Both apps- and non-apps working fine here in the UK. From the status page: "This issue is affecting less than 0.007% of the Google Mail user base"
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14y ago
Even that is not particularly secure since if someone discovers your password is "j8t3$£$hackn", they could easily guess your amazon password is "j8t3$£$amzn" and your reddit pass is "j8t3$£$rddt". Or brute force just those last few chars a
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In my experience submitting an app to Google Play takes 30 minutes, at most, including creation of promotional images and text. And it typically appears within an hour or two (although it used to be immediate).
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14y ago
Hourly remote-initiated rsnapshot to MyBook Live NAS on internal network. Then the NAS performs a nightly sync of selected folders from the latest hourly backup with tarsnap, keeping backups from the last 7 days, last 4 weeks and last 3 mon
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14y ago
There's yet another similar issue with the Galaxy Nexus: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?can=2&sta... (video included!)
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"The issue is that the process of identifying, copying, and returning Mr. Goodwin's data will be inordinately expensive" Pretty sure MegaUpload had a nice little interface where, after a 20-second wait, users were granted access to their fi