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Well, it's "new" in the same way that HTML5 is new. It's been around for a few years. The last time period that I played around with it was when iOS 3 was out, and it was horribly buggy (if you failed to download all of
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AppCache is notoriously broken[0] (or really hard to work with), which is one of the reasons that the new ServiceWorker API was created[1]. ServiceWorker allows you to run a script in the background that can intercept network requests for s
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To be fair, that sounds pretty active to me. Maybe not actively using it to create documents, but still using it often.
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You can read more about the JS-Interop support here: https://www.dartlang.org/articles/js-dart-interop/
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Good catch. I skimmed that page quickly and saw 10 GB and didn't look closer. Sorry for the confusion.
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They really need to increase the maximum file size to be competitive. As a comparison, Dropbox files can be up to 10 GB each[0], and Google Drive files can be up to 1 TB each[1]. [0]: https://www.dropbox.com/help/5/
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12y ago
Super-cool game! I was doing well until Level 9 when they started swapping the left and right controls. I couldn't wrap my brain around that and lost all three points that round because of that.
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12y ago
In fact, they do more than just talk: they often publish papers describing how they work. The open source community has since recreated a lot of them, which has proven useful to a lot of people (e.g. HBase, Hadoop, Apache Crunch, etc.)
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I'm not sure why exactly I would need this (I don't need a cup to tell me what I'm drinking, and I don't find it difficult to keep track of my beverage habits). This is interesting from a technical perspective, though. H
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A lot of people are complaining about putting this into CSS, but I think that people are forgetting that using null transform hacks[0] is already the status quo for making animated elements more performant. What this property does is lets u
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Here's the paper on how this works: https://media.blackhat.com/us-13/US-13-Stone-Pixel-Perfect-T...
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12y ago
If you're watching a video and your connection becomes slow, it prompts you to take a look at the report to understand what's making it slow. It's not a direct phone number, but a reasonable number of average people will hope
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I just came across this on Twitter: https://github.com/warewolf/truecrypt/compare/master...7.2 This is supposedly the commit for the 7.2 release. Just looks like a bunch of code replaced with the app aborting
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I've been to Japan, and my iPhone didn't make any shutter sounds while I was there.
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I don't disagree; I think that slow rollouts of large products make sense from a technical standpoint (you can make sure that nothing breaks down at the large scale, and fix problems before they become a big issue), but I think that in
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It was in the invite-only stage for less than 3 months.
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That's an interesting use case, but the only time you're actually using Google Hangouts is when you're already in a conversation with someone, so I imagine that's not where most people would go when they want to schedule
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He was also one of the two people who prepared the fix for Heartbleed in OpenSSL[0]. [0]: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/731f431497f463f3a2...
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I want to know this as well. Google Drive also will stream your media, and allows files of any filetype for general storage. Also, easy sharing with anyone anyone on the web (even people who don't have a Google account).
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Chrome also has a button[0] to do this automatically in the Developer Tools, which is what I used when I wrote the initial comment. [0]: https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/ja...
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It's tricky to tell exactly what's happening because the code is obfuscated through compilation, but as best I can tell, it's using the `answer` value to prevent another global from making it seem like the Analytics code has
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Yes, it should be one of the first things you learn when learning JavaScript. JavaScript only has function scope, meaning that you only get new scope inside of a function.
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Way of a Warrant – How Google Responds to US Search Warrants
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Oculus founder says that FB deal allows for custom hardware and big content deals
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Remember that this is likely to have touch and voice input too, unlike the Pebble.
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The real login page is on a *.google.com domain, of course. But this phishing scheme is on a different domain, namely https://googledrive.com/.. .
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Which they don't. Google Drive data is served from a different URL for precisely this reason.
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I couldn't find a page that looks exactly like the screenshot, but the Google Scholar page is pretty similar: http://scholar.google.ca/scholar?q=search Then again, this article is from Google Ventures, so maybe they ar
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Then it should really make sense why they are purchasing a company that does login better. Side question: What is long and convoluted about Google's account management? It's one account with a single login which works across all G
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It's interesting to me how entitled people feel to get a public SDK. Presumably there was a reason that Google chose to not release it until now; the usual reason is that Google doesn't want people building apps on unstable APIs,
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