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by jcastro 12y ago
The bummer is that the Netflix app for FireOS is old compared to what you get on other devices.
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by jcastro 12y ago
They don't really need a huge head with big muscles if they're not chewing, someone did a study on it: - http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/12/science/12dinosaurs.html?p...
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by jcastro 12y ago
> What are you working on, Jeff? If you have an Amazon FireTV and been noticing all the game updates on it lately it seems they're pretty serious about being a cheap console for the living room.
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(Re-)Introducing JeOS – Just Enough OS, aka Ubuntu Core(blog.dustinkirkland.com)
2 points by jcastro 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 12y ago
Huh, a bunch of us at Canonical use Atom with Unity, I think you might be missing the .desktop file if you're pulling it from github? Make sure you have one for atom in /usr/share/applications. I took a quick scan of the
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by jcastro 12y ago
Check this out for a nice Ubuntu package of it: https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/ubuntu/atom You probably don't want to depend on a PPA, but it's a place to start.
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Building trans-cloud environments with juju(curtis.hovey.name)
2 points by jcastro 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 12y ago
Out of curiosity why switch back to residential? I've been generally happy with their business service in both MI and FL. Seems like normally you don't have to deal with most of the BS that residential people do.
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by jcastro 12y ago
Nice work, really like the UI, much simpler to use than other tools. It'd be nice if you could add some mini-itx options for HPTC and/or Steam Machine.
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Juju 1.20 released: HA and Availability Zone Placement and more(lists.ubuntu.com)
5 points by jcastro 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 12y ago
Just wanted to say that I love Aereo, it's (was) nice to have my local content integrated right into my Roku; made things so much easier to use.
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Deploying OpenStack to just two machines(marcoceppi.com)
5 points by jcastro 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 12y ago
Portability; from looking at your site you're using a standard ATX motherboard. The Orange Box is for demoing MAAS/OpenStack and needs to be portable enough to go on a plane. Cool cluster btw, it'd be neat to see you blog abo
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by jcastro 12y ago
Just an FYI for those of you that missed it, the Metro series is being updated across the board with Redux versions, 2033 will be on the new engine, etc: - http://store.steampowered.com/app/286690/ - http:/&
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by jcastro 12y ago
> You've got libraries changing underneath you in incompatible ways, so you've got to support both versions of the library, or even ship your own build of the library. I thought steam provided a runtime with libraries so that t
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by jcastro 12y ago
That's easy. Go to any Linux or tech/developer conference. Most attendees will have Macs running OSX.
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by jcastro 12y ago
I just gave it a shot during lunch on Android and the app is missing the OSM data I added to my neighborhood, so I am assuming it's still using their old data and that they'll kick over to the OSM data as part of an update.
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by jcastro 12y ago
Check out the Banana Pi's: http://www.bananapi.org/#about
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by jcastro 12y ago
Yeah these aren't really intended for real workloads, it's to spin up a team of people with a self contained box that replicates what a real OpenStack deployment would look like. So the idea there is you play with this is two days
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by jcastro 12y ago
Get a few of them and use Ceph. :) No quite what you want, but it'll do the job.
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The Orange Box: Cloud for the Free Man(blog.dustinkirkland.com)
90 points by jcastro 12y ago|27 comments
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The Truth on OpenGL Driver Quality(richg42.blogspot.com)
165 points by jcastro 12y ago|109 comments
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New in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS: nginx 1.4 in main(justgohome.co.uk)
2 points by jcastro 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 12y ago
Not last minute, we've been working with IBM on this as part of 14.04. It's officially a supported platform for 5 years, here are the ISOs, you'll be able to get support for the entire thing from IBM and Canonical: http:&#x2
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by jcastro 12y ago
> What OS could they run? Since POWER8 is little endian now it's pretty easy to get things running on it. We had Ubuntu ported in one cycle and 14.04 runs sweet on POWER8. All the compilers and the entire toolchain is ready to go. E
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by jcastro 13y ago
Have you tried Office 365 online? I was surprised at how well it worked.
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by jcastro 13y ago
Cloud images are always published directly as part of the release. You can find the list here for reference: http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/trusty/current/
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by jcastro 13y ago
afaict we don't have any plans, but you're not the first person to ask today, I'll ask around and see.
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by jcastro 13y ago
The point release is a roll up of the previous fixes, so if the bug is fixed beforehand you'll get it in an update.
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by jcastro 13y ago
Local search terms aren't sent to the web, the Dash is a search box for local and remote sources (it tells you in the description before you type anything in there. The point is for you to be able to search everything in one spot. So y

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