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edcastro
12y ago
If everything else fails, maybe add support to last.fm? This way the user could just scrobble directly from Spotify to Last.fm and you get the song from there.
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12y ago
I say Fedora, it's the easiest Mac (EFI) install that always works and it's packages are constantly upgraded, closest to a rolling-release you can get without having to work some magic. I use it on a MBP2011 and it runs flawslelly
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edcastro
12y ago
I once did an interview on IRC for Opera and it was one of the most positively interesting interviews I did to date. There was a couple of people on the channel and the whole thing was very dynamic and organized. I loved it. Wish more compa
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edcastro
12y ago
Also, forgot to mention, the SATA issues is fixed on Linux 3.18. Or you might want to disable NCQ while you dont upgrade with libata.force=1:noncq http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-ide/msg49716.html
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edcastro
12y ago
Why use powertop instead of tlp? I've been using tlp on my macbook for a few months and everything works smoothly. Good battery life and suspend works perfectly using all tlp related programs (tlp, tlp-sleep, tlp-rdw). :)
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edcastro
12y ago
Ah. I see. Got a little confused because the Mac app is already available, so I thought it was just a matter of old sign up form not removed from site yet.
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edcastro
12y ago
Am I a little too slow here or they just launched the Mac app without the iOS counterpart? Can't find it on App Store.
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edcastro
12y ago
I can actually see infrared on the dark quite easily. But I think it should be due to some falloff of the light spectrum emitted by the LED.
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edcastro
12y ago
You can get a work visa for some countries without a degree, just need a proper job offer. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Netherlands and a few others allow you to do so even if they say they don't. However since you do not ha
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edcastro
12y ago
I've been a user since it was a Kickstarter project. It works quite well, actually. The device comes with a globally activated SIM card inside that sends an email/sms to you every time in you in a new location. There's also a
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edcastro
12y ago
The UI is indeed awesome. I'd love to see a little more development on the features (doesn't support wildcard domains, for example). But it's definitely a great starting point to work on.
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edcastro
13y ago
second that. make it harder, it gets a little boring after a little time for most of us (i guess). awesome and entertaining, nevertheless.
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edcastro
13y ago
Because there's a much larger and competent team that takes care of all other government IT business, it's called Serpro.
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13y ago
I don't really feel sorry for Phil. People are being mean to him? Yes, definitely. But the other way around is well known to be done. Phil is usually, put mildly, blunt when talking about other people. Guess it's just karma.
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13y ago
Article also states that the Brazilians are the most monitored nation in Latin America. Given that other countries in Latin America has showed far less "cooperative" with the US in the past, this took me by surprise. Maybe it'
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edcastro
13y ago
Seems he is heading to Venezuela through Cuba.
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edcastro
13y ago
It all depends on the country of origin of the person you are dealing with. In Brazil, for example, is very common to both handshake and give a cheek kiss on women after the first meeting, even if in a formal environment.