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15y ago
Go raibh maith agat!
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Looks like they had a global issue affecting many of their services, via Twitter I heard that Office365 was also down (suspected DNS issue), and Windows 7 users were reported issues with accessing Live-based services on their phones. Seems
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By the way, failte (pronounced fall-cha ) is Irish for welcome! There should be an ascent (fada) on the a but HN is struggling with the character encoding for some reason.
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15y ago
Did you link to the wrong article?
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> However, you raise a good question: is distributed version control so much better than centralized version control that we will all eventually be using a DVCS? Or are cvs and svn so much easier to understand for new and/or low quality
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Google inches closer to patent showdown with�Apple
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15y ago
From the article: >...and my favorite one is... > 10. Investing in new product development and expanding the product catalog are the most difficult things to do in hard times, and also among the most important. Wow. I'd love to kno
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15y ago
Google Analytics. On the plus side, it's free and easy to implement. On the negative side, I don't like the way it handles referrers.
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I completely agree with all of your points, and I think that a lot of people are missing the point of just how disruptive HP have been in all of this, in terms of mopping up tablet users with the cheap Touchpad who would have otherwise opte
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I agree that it is the first true branch, with more to come. Is Android becoming a mobile OS kernal, rather than a full-stack OS?
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15y ago
Momentum that even Google has no control over, and it likely to pull the platform apart into multiple branches (fragmentation). Just look at what Amazon has planned for their new 7" tablet for example, it will be hardly recognisable as And
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15y ago
> And software was the cause of failure. How so?
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HP to produce 100,000-200,000 TouchPads to clear out supplier inventories
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[Review] HP Pre 3 webOS smartphone
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It's a good point, and I've thought about that one too and the only thing I know for certain out of all of this is that people won't pay 500 bucks for a tablet computer unless it has an Apple logo on the front. The new Amazon 7" tab for ex
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In my opinion, they are creating a market for webOS with the Touchpad as a loss leader. What they intend to do with that market is anyone's guess, but if you think about it: it will be much easier for them to get other hardware makers and
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15y ago
From the article: > The Twitter Apps suck. Harsh. I use Carbon for webOS and I find it excellent: http://carbonwebos.com/ Phnx is also great: https://developer.palm.com/appredirect/?packageid=com.davids...
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15y ago
I'd add "Managing Humans" by Rands to the list.
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Promoting a one page website via social media
(design-ireland.net)
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> The Wizard is a man who escapes simple explanations Oh man, nearly fell off my chair when I read that one, sounds like my boss! Keep writing please, I'm only on the second post and loving it.
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Great writing, you hooked me with this line about the interview: > The door creaked open, and in hulked a large, bald headed, giant of a man. He was 6 foot 6 if he was a an inch, and he was very clearly bleeding from his head. I would m
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Congratulations Samsung, you have just re-invented the PDA after all of these years...
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But he is using the APC cache, which is part of PHP, so I'm not sure he could pull that off? PHP-FPM is the fastest way he could be using that interpreter anyhow, as it maintains a persistent bank of PHP instances in-memory, with nginx act
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I'm using PHP-FPM myself and it is fantastic, major increase in performance when compared to mod_php. I still have not let go of Apache2 yet, but nginx is calling to me due to it's non-blocking design...
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Very impressive, it's amazing how the "LAMP" stack continues to evolve.
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Man, overkill! I love my Roomba from iRobot, simple and effective. All of the alternatives so far have been greatly over-engineered.
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My guess is they are, considering the footer says "This site is best viewed with Netscape Navigator 2.0 or above". It's a cool domain though, how many three letter .com domains out there?
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> What amplifies this is that WebOS is (basically) dead and app devs have moved elsewhere. What happens in 2 years APIS change? How many of the existing WebOs apps will become nonfunctional? Actually, webOS app devs are reporting increa
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I love to play games too, but on my PC. I like the accuracy of a mouse and the freedom of a keyboard that I can map actions to. The thoughts of playing games with a touch screen and accelerometer is horrifying for me (at least for the gam
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There are loads of tablet-optimized applications available for Touchpad. They are differentiated from the non-tablet versions in the app store with the word "Touchpad" displayed clearly beside them. Furthermore, the developers themselves
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