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Postgresql 9.3 Released(postgresql.org)
437 points by ergo14 13y ago|138 comments
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by ergo14 13y ago
I have a nook right now and onyx with backlight - they both work really well.
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by ergo14 13y ago
Other companies that produce them ;-)
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by ergo14 13y ago
You can use some other 9-10 inch reader. Onyx has them, pocketbook too.
605.
by ergo14 13y ago
I was counting for epub support... kobo aura it is then.
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New Humble Bundle launches with paradox games(humblebundle.com)
1 points by ergo14 13y ago|0 comments
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by ergo14 13y ago
sued - sucessfully? ;-)
608.
by ergo14 13y ago
Not compatible with firefox...bye!
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by ergo14 13y ago
I would rather be more happy to see them support Postgresql, especially in app engine.
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by ergo14 13y ago
http://rhodecode.com ;-)
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by ergo14 13y ago
if you are looking at "something like new relic" than https://errormator.com is an interesting solution - doing some things differently and shifting focus on differnt aspects. And yeah errormator is not a tracing solut
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by ergo14 13y ago
You could use ext3/4 FS on sdcard. The reason gooogle doesn't want SD slot is probably because they want users to use their cloud instead.
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Ubuntu Edge(indiegogo.com)
1188 points by ergo14 13y ago|378 comments
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by ergo14 13y ago
Because people love classics.
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by ergo14 13y ago
I actually think that as an inexpensive XBMC TV device + emulator gaming Ouya is an outstanding offering for its price. But if someone expected current gen console compatition here - it means that the product was misunderstood.
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by ergo14 13y ago
Please note that while it doesn't list linux it is available for everyone right now.
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Most popular steam game DOTA 2 - got released for linux(store.steampowered.com)
1 points by ergo14 13y ago|1 comments
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by ergo14 13y ago
Pyramid has nice decorators that make building rest services a breeze - there is also cornice project for pyramid which can even make documented apis.
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by ergo14 13y ago
This should be fixed now :-)
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by ergo14 13y ago
Thanks, will look into this - looks like a bug in dojo-bootstrap.
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by ergo14 13y ago
But chromium and chrome do not lead to duplication of efforts: Chrome is basicly Chromium + addons - and chrome devs contribute to chromium - they supplement eachother.
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by ergo14 13y ago
As I understand the situation: Mir borrowed code from wayland and this comparision does not make too much sense in light of that. Most likely some patches to wayland would be enough to get what they wanted - instead now we have more fragme
623.
by ergo14 13y ago
Some good advice there, but I believe that plugging a middleware like https://errormator.com/ would give even better insight into what is happening in your applications. (disclaimer: I've created errormator)
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Linden Lab makers of Second Life buys out Desura(lindenlab.com)
2 points by ergo14 13y ago|0 comments
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by ergo14 13y ago
The medal will probably be radioactive and covered with cyanide.
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Rhodecode - Setup and manage unlimited Git & Mercurial repositories with ease(rhodecode.com)
12 points by ergo14 13y ago|9 comments
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by ergo14 13y ago
Highly recommended :] It's a good read especially for developers who want to do cross-platform mobile apps with phonegap and such. All this knowledge applies there.
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by ergo14 13y ago
Some of the problems like responsive design and webkit versions are remedied by dojotoolkits mobile component, it's worth to check that out. I have IOS/Android application that worked very well for us.
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by ergo14 13y ago
I don't have experience with Phonegap. But jquery mobile was mentioned in the article and it's lack of "native" look. If someone is interested in developing mobile apps using JS framework I would like to suggest dojox.mobile from dojotoolki
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by ergo14 13y ago
My first thought when i saw that was: they are reinventing dojotoolkit.

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