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901.
by rimantas 12y ago
Is it big in production deployments or only in hiring managers wishes?
902.
by rimantas 12y ago
No way. And I very much doubt it is anywhere close to becoming any kind of standard.
903.
by rimantas 12y ago
Something like this, but for the team would be so awesome… Edit: looks like this tool supports multiple keys. Does that mean that passwords can be shared?
904.
by rimantas 12y ago
Why not just let her to pursue her interests, not yours?
905.
by rimantas 12y ago
Does it by any chance depend on checking "Send usage and diagnostics data to Apple" checkbox? Is that identifier used for anything else, i.e. can it be associated with something identifying the user, not just saying that all these
906.
by rimantas 12y ago
5GB are only required for OTA upgrade, you can connect to iTunes and upgrede that way.
907.
by rimantas 12y ago
You mean curtain shutters, which become just a slit traveling across the sensor at short exposures? I am pretty sure modern DSLRs still use them.
908.
by rimantas 12y ago
I think I will still prefer good books no mater age or gender of the author. I guess the idea of the diversity being good just because of diversity comes from some old male too.
909.
by rimantas 12y ago
have you been to /r/technology ?
910.
by rimantas 12y ago
> Solar usually generates the most supply when there is the > most demand, when the air conditioners are on in summer. Not in places away from equator.
911.
by rimantas 12y ago
Apart for UI the other major factor was a browser and a browsing experience which did not suck.
912.
by rimantas 12y ago
Turn on a radio sometimes.
913.
by rimantas 12y ago
Define "epic proportions", because it seems that your threshold for "epic" is way too low. 10x more people are killed on US roads each year.
914.
by rimantas 12y ago
Well, how bad climate change should be to make Mars a better place to live? If we can make Mars habitable we can sure live on Earth.
915.
by rimantas 12y ago
Tell me, was me.com also built using child labour? Or does Android run on nothing but the thin air? If not, can all makers show something like http://www.apple.com/supplier-responsibility/ ?
916.
by rimantas 12y ago
Damn, I could use some advice there. Right now I have a system which uses rsync to backup some files. It takes about 8 hours to go over 7+ million files (~3.5TB). I'd love to speed up this. I should mention that copy is done over curlf
917.
by rimantas 12y ago
I don't copy. I have iTunes match, so I just download albums I want to have on my phone.
918.
by rimantas 12y ago
Android makes watches now? :O
919.
by rimantas 12y ago
That's correct.
920.
by rimantas 12y ago
Oh god, "no transaction support". I wish anyone mentioning that would check, what was the last version missing it and when was it released. As for "how did it climb" the answer is simple: replication. Working replication
921.
by rimantas 12y ago
Same for iPhone, support for GLONASS appeared in 4S (the fall of 2011).
922.
by rimantas 12y ago
You know, once GMail was the web app. Now I don't use it in the web form anymore, but through native clients.
923.
by rimantas 12y ago
And many non web apps happily use RESTful JSON APIs too.
924.
by rimantas 12y ago
How was html5 supposed to solve it? All it did is to introduce more elements, so instead of generic DIV you can use ARTICLE, but it was not going to solve the problem of superfluous elements in any way. If you can reduce the number of your
925.
by rimantas 12y ago
Statements like this remind me of "MySQL does not support transactions".
926.
by rimantas 12y ago
yeah, because users will die if content is not cantered strictly vertically in their IE10.
927.
by rimantas 12y ago
Actually I doubt there is anything left from the Mozilla that brought the initial Firefox in todays Mozilla. All the good things did happen a decade and more ago. And if organisation does not take dare deciding whom to put in the top positi
928.
by rimantas 12y ago
SQLite is the default storage engine for CoreData.
929.
by rimantas 12y ago
Number one advantage: it is not emacs.
930.
by rimantas 12y ago
Except it makes pretty big (and I'd say wrong) assumption, that kids want to learn.

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