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Drive by Jolicloud
(drive.jolicloud.com)
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12y ago
This. A thousand times. My work gives me a (hybrid) car. Almost (~95%) every day I let it home and take the train to get to work. But I have three kids and my wife is pregnant, so there's no way she could do almost anything without hav
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gglanzani
13y ago
Not as expensive as Glacier and its intricate retrieval model.
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Better SVG for a better web (in Adobe Illustrator)
(blogs.adobe.com)
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Captionss - Sensible CSS Image Captions
(captionss.com)
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Why Arq uses Amazon Web Services
(haystacksoftware.com)
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13y ago
From the announcement: """ To recap, this release has a number of significant highlights compared to Hadoop 1.x: + YARN - A general purpose resource management system for Hadoop to allow MapReduce and other other data process
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Apache Hadoop 2.x is now GA (generally available)
(mail-archives.apache.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
[Not trolling, genuinely interested in the answer] > * SVG can creat sub-Flash-like performance if used carelessly Could you elaborate on that? What should I be aware of if exporting vector art from, say, Illustrator or Inkscape?
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New open source key-value store from Spotify: sparkey
(labs.spotify.com)
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RaspyFi - Pi never sounded so good
(raspyfi.com)
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gglanzani
13y ago
I swear by Stringer. Now that it integrates with Reeder it's even sweeter!
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13y ago
I think there are two things to be considered here * Marco experimented with Instapaper. Many people (or a few vocal people) were asking for ages for an Android client for Instapaper. When it was released, sales were disappointing (or at le
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13y ago
Are 32bit binaries coming? For the rest, great job!
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13y ago
I would need it for Powerpoint. Crazily enough, it's what my company uses for reporting. I guess we'd buy a couple thousands licenses of it.
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Helm, a browser concept
(dewith.com)
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NoPriv.py - Easy IMAP email backup to HTML archive
(raymii.org)
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Pinner, a new pinboard client for iOS
(itunes.apple.com)
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gglanzani
14y ago
Is there any reason I can't read the comments in the terminal? It should be relatively easy to implement once you've rolled out your own parser...
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Seven Deadly Sins of Modern Objective-C
(ashfurrow.com)
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Scripted: A JavaScript editor from VMware
(github.com)
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14y ago
Here's a shell script (last line Mac-only) to open the pirate bay, regardless of the block (at least in the Netherlands).
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14y ago
In a sense it does. They provide different random 16 characters passwords for each of the client that request access to your data and does not support two-factor. So if someone hacks your gmail password, they still cannot login via IMAP or
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14y ago
Same here. But as soon as they follow me (well, when I check) I mark them as spam and Twitter deletes them from my "Followers" list. I think I'd have 3 times as much followers by leaving them there.
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Terpstra Day: giving is for hackers.
(macdrifter.com)
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Maplesoft (creator of Maple) Affected by Security Breach
(maplesoft.com)
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Everyone Should Set Their Own Salary
(lincolnloop.com)
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14y ago
It's not. 4GB includes almost 4GB of packages that you don't need to have "bare" LaTeX.
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14y ago
Not saying that other countries are better, just saying that there are still a lot of inconsistencies. [As for the doctors: for what regards the money, this is what I've heard. Of course there will be nothing official but: I know 2 (!) pers
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14y ago
And on the other and now the majority of ISP are blocking access to the PirateBay. As much as I like the Netherlands (living here from 2006, I'm Italian), these inconsistencies in their systems are really annoying[^1]. Net neutrality, ACTA
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