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Android 1.6+ gets Fragments API, allows apps to easily scale for tablets
(android-developers.blogspot.com)
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Is this really a problem outside the US? I have never encountered a "any code you write while employed belongs to the company" clause outside the US, and I don't think it would be valid in any European country. IANAL, of course, but I find
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The simple solution is to store everything in UTC, but that means the smallest resolution you can store is 30 minutes (some time zones are :30 offset, and you ignore the Chatham islands that are :45 offset - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ti
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I have way more; I downsample to temporary mongodb collections and display the closest resolution for the available width. I also found it hard to decide on a resolution function for analytics. Do we show the maximum of a time range? The av
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They could verify the server's certificate. Even if the user installs a new (trusted) certificate - as in this case - the app could still check the certificate information (fingerprint, domain name, O, etc.).
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MongoDB 1.8.0-rc0 is out, aiming for release in the next week or two
(groups.google.com)
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They are: Calling .waypoint with no parameters will register the elements as waypoints using the default options. The elements will fire the waypoint.reached event, but calling it in this way does not bind any handler to the event. You can
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JQuery Waypoints - execute a function whenever you scroll to an element
(imakewebthings.github.com)
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Thanks for the info! flot is what I settled on, too, but performance with a lot of datapoints was not so great. Maybe it was just too much data. Also, the timeline view was really annoying, but JS' Date function are to blame for that. But w
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Pure CSS Slideshow
(designmadeingermany.de)
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Well, it seems like Spring 2011 is not actually Spring 2011. Here's Adobe's blog post on the matter: http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplatform/2011/02/update-for-fp-1... Money quote: Adobe will offer Flash Player 10.2 pre-installed on some ta
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I'm definitely interested. Also, out of curiosity, what do you use to render the actual charts? I'm working on an analytics package and can't decide on a charting engine that is clientside and reasonably performant.
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The Motorola Milestone advertised it was "Flash ready" on the packaging. That was in mid 2009. I bought the phone and have been waiting on Motorola to deliver the necessary upgrades ever since. Their release date for Android 2.2 Froyo for t
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The project used to live on Google Code. Moving it to google.com directly shows, to me, that Google put more importance on it now.
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Duh, I left a console.log statement in the JS and never notice because Chrome supports it out of the box, and my Firefox has Firebug installed. I pushed a fixed version, can you try again in a few minutes (when the github page is regenerate
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If you want to see comments and link at once, http://hnvue.com/ was linked in this thread and does that.
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It works for me on Firefox 4 on OS X. I'll check with 3.6 as soon as I'm back home. Do you get any output in the javascript console / error console?
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Interesting, I didn't know about that. I prefer the link/comments toggle instead of the side-by-side view because I like content panes to be as big as possible, but hnvue is very useful anyway.
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That's a great idea, I put it on my j list. I hope to have time to hack on this tonight.
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This is something I hacked up in about two hours using the iHackerNews API, serve, haml, and jQuery. It was inspired by the view many apps use on tablets in widescreen mode - list of items on the left, expanded content on the right. The UI
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Show HN: A different interface for reading Hacker News
(moeffju.github.com)
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For those who can read German or use Google Translate, here's the original article: http://www.oliver-kaczmarek.de/2011/02/bundesregierung-zemen...
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Office has PDF export capabilities for a while now.
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Because they don't actually sell their software, for the most part. They have deals with OEMs to preinstall Windows, and they get money for that. If they were to build and market their own hardware, those OEMs would be miffled to say the le
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Google Font Directory (expanded, moved to new URL)
(google.com)
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This keeps cropping up in various forms. There was the case that Google translated city names with completely different city names a while ago. There is no conspiracy. Google uses alignment to grow their translation database. And then there
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Node.js 0.4.1 released, fixes bugs
(groups.google.com)
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Lemonade has actually been rolled into compass in the beta. It is highly recommended to use the compass beta over the lemonade gem now.
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Quickly and efficiently search attachments on gmail with attachments.me
(attachments.me)
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Hijack parent key events from iframes
(twitter.com)
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