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by ihsw 12y ago
Their main Android Developer website, and their 'Getting Start' docs seem to have been updated for Android Studio, too, respectively. https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html https://developer.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Keep doing it, otherwise the recovery period will swing back up high and the health benefits will fall by the wayside. Diet also plays a major role in consistently reducing your recovery time and increasing the quality of life.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Not really. I'm sure they're happy they don't have to pour so much R&D into engineering ever-growing core switches. They're quite aware of the trend towards decentralization. Where Facebook et al lead, other's w
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by ihsw 12y ago
The regulatory environment, private/public ownership intermingling, geographic terrain, and related infrastructure (roads, buildings, etc) make it quite difficult to assess that. They all vary from one location to the next, and it make
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by ihsw 12y ago
This is likely a response to the impending release of Android Studio and Android 5.0 -- there are a lot of developers warming up to Android development that previously weren't involved. Not only that but Java/the JVM drives the bo
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by ihsw 12y ago
Measuring your entire server architecture involves many things from software versions provided by the package maintainer (Ubuntu/Debian, RHEL/CentOS, custom, etc), memory capacity of your machines, disk allocation, and so forth. C
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by ihsw 12y ago
It's region-specific -- it spans across availability zones, not regions.
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by ihsw 12y ago
It's not difficult to argue that reliable hardware is only a delivery mechanism to enable the usage of Apple's software, however I doubt users would purchase a "Samsung iPhone" or "LG iPhone" in the same manner
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by ihsw 12y ago
How do you feel about the assertion that the NSA et al were getting something for free, and all this hubbub about privacy and encryption is simply a smokescreen -- the Google's of the world want their pound of flesh. They see a new and
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by ihsw 12y ago
Pongo2 https://github.com/flosch/pongo2
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by ihsw 12y ago
How are the two comparable? Production, distribution, and storage costs are vastly different. You might as well compare the price with jet fuel, too.
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by ihsw 12y ago
To be explicitly pedantic -- graphite-web plots the graph, whereas graphite manages time series data processing and storage.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Ah yes, the "unfollow from blah.com" feature gets very thoroughly used by me. There has been a massive influx of hopeless and useless junk in my Facebook feed. Why do I need to click it off? Why isn't it opt-in?
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by ihsw 12y ago
I think you're overanalyzing it -- it's a cost to the employee, and any mental gymnastics about taxes is just guffawing.
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by ihsw 12y ago
It's a failure because of being associated with AT&T, plain and simple.
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by ihsw 12y ago
One thing that's lacking is out-of-the-box audio. Granted, I do have to install Nvidia drivers to get competent video, however there are numerous guides for that, and it's not entirely necessary. Audio, on the other hand, remains
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by ihsw 12y ago
How will Firebase grow in relation to Google Cloud Messaging (GCM)? Do you think we could see GCM being replaced with Firebase?
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by ihsw 12y ago
You don't just buy the hardware, you have to maintain a staff of individuals with the related expertise. This is difficult to achieve on a scale that the US Government does with the NSA et al. Right now a lot of ex-intelligence employe
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by ihsw 12y ago
Here's the CSS sprite sheets, in case you're wondering where they are: https://github.com/google/material-design-icons/tree/master/... However they're as such: icon-ic_beenhere_black_24dp
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by ihsw 12y ago
Whatever the hell the technical issue is -- more battery life is far more preferable to better displays.
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by ihsw 12y ago
That's failover -- essentially Redis Sentinel. Redis Cluster on the other hand orchestrates multiple redis instances to function as one, thereby preventing the need for redis servers that are very large and preventing the need for pres
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by ihsw 12y ago
I have some serious doubts about the usefulness of this -- considering how long it will take to "open" a large PSD file. There's also the issue of sensitive/confidential content -- Adobe is putting a very large bulls-eye
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by ihsw 12y ago
Seems they're taking a page from Loblaws and PCFinancial. http://pcfinancial.ca I havent worked at Loblaws for a long time, but I still use them.
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by ihsw 12y ago
One is derived from algorithmic matching, the other is explicit opt-in by the user. > local to you, probably configured and augmented by you .
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by ihsw 12y ago
Thank you for changing the title -- the reasoning for such a title is spurious at best, which likely was this single notable line: > They’re more secretive; they’re less constricted in the trades they’re allowed to make; and they say the
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by ihsw 12y ago
> The sad truth is that fashion designers are way better than anyone else in designing clothing and making it shine. The better approach is not to mess with that and just trust them. > The sad truth is that chefs are way better than a
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by ihsw 12y ago
They could offer the phone for free, plus two years of free Amazon Prime, plus free $100 gift card to Amazon, and I still wouldn't get it. Getting locked up with AT&T is not worth it.
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by ihsw 12y ago
How would it distinguish from mobile cell sites[1], which are deployed by carriers to areas where temporary higher capacity necessitates their use, and IMSI catchers operated by law-enforcement? It does mention protection against attacks
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by ihsw 12y ago
AWS provides instances backed by a GPU -- their G2 instances.
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by ihsw 12y ago
> The following system was developed and first deployed at the end of 2011. This is very out of date. Their latest OpenConnect appliances use SSD drives, have higher capacity, and use less power. They're heavier, too.

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