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by dudus 12y ago
I don't see GPS anywhere mentioned in the article or the specs on Microsoft site[1]. Is this taken for granted or did they really not included a GPS sensor with this? It even mentions the digital compass and gyroscope sensors. I'm
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Google Calendar Charts(developers.google.com)
3 points by dudus 12y ago|1 comments
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by dudus 12y ago
Maybe it's time to put a kickstarter page up for this stuff
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by dudus 12y ago
I believe the reason can be seen on: http://www.openbsd.org/papers/bsdcan14-libressl/mgp00025.htm... "This page scientifically designed to annoy web hipsters"
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by dudus 12y ago
Seems like this one will involved Dart. "Upgrading the engine mid-flight: How Google improves its web apps without downtime"
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by dudus 12y ago
I'm going to guess you didn't read the post
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Ask HN: How do you manage long list of emails?
6 points by dudus 12y ago|3 comments
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by dudus 12y ago
Why can't they just use v8 or spidermonkey? Why invest time on creating something that will be only marginally superior (maybe?) than current open source technologies?
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by dudus 12y ago
From what I understand Kloudless is an API proxy to access several competing cloud storage platforms. Most of the time will choose one over another, so why use Kloudless instead of accessing the underlying API directly?
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by dudus 13y ago
Google provides a unified privacy policy for all products that describe how the collected data is used. http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/#infouse
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by dudus 13y ago
Do they save money on dividends if they have more shares because of rounding? eg: let's say they have 100M shares and will pay US$ 2.15 per share. That's US$ 215M dollars paid. Now they do a split and those 100M shares become 700M
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by dudus 13y ago
I just tried this stuff out and I can't get it to work. I have a python Django app. When I push the deploy fails. There's no information on Release History, it just says failed. The duration of the build task is 0 seconds. If I do
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by dudus 13y ago
i think this service is targeted at personal clouds. Hosting some service for thousands of users on it is probably against their terms and you'll be kicked out.
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by dudus 13y ago
Maybe you have a plugin blocking it.
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by dudus 13y ago
Google Apps charge you per user but you can still have as many aliases as you want, I redirect several aliases to my main mailbox and manage them with filters.
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by dudus 13y ago
I agree. Google Docs/Drive can do all these things and more. If they compare themselves to Google Docs they will lose. Makes more sense to compare itself to other Latex editors. # Writing Scientific Content Docs is perfectly capable of
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by dudus 13y ago
At first I thought it was a Chromebox for meetings [1] competitor. But they seem to have created a more enterprise product for broadcasts. I would imagine this is a very niche product. [1] https://www.google.com/intl/en
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by dudus 13y ago
Yet it's a problem to be solved.
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by dudus 13y ago
This seem to suffer from the same problem. It's not smooth.
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by dudus 13y ago
I bet this was a big Aha! moment
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by dudus 13y ago
This guy links to: http://matplotlib.org/xkcd/examples/showcase/xkcd.html I've been in the matplotlib site a few times before and I noticed that the logo was weird. Turns out the the matplotlib website h
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by dudus 13y ago
Ah, image tables, why use <table> when you can just add an image right? And I bet these tables were drawn in Paint. You can clearly see that in the first table the borders don't even match (bottom left). Am I the only one that ge
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How Google responds to U.S. Search Warrants(youtube.com)
6 points by dudus 13y ago|1 comments
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by dudus 13y ago
[citation needed]
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by dudus 13y ago
Cached version http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Awww.r...
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by dudus 13y ago
I would assumed this is covered by patents from Google.
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Big Data at Khan Academy(mattfaus.com)
1 points by dudus 13y ago|0 comments
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by dudus 13y ago
I wonder if Apple gets a cut of the subscription pricing. I also bet any other company would not get away with a model like that. Apple requires that you make payments through their AppStore or in-app Payment systems so it can collect its c
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by dudus 13y ago
This one has a nice 3d effect to my eyes, where the dark blue on the left appears to be farther than the rest of the maze. Can someone explain? http://www.janthor.com/maze/rainbowpath.32.32.1128433606.84.... Zoom in fo
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by dudus 13y ago
The Paid version is called Google Analytics Premium and requires a contract in place between the client and Google or a reseller. You won't get a bill out of the blue just for being over limit.

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