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by wavesplash 8y ago
Sounds defective. I've got 6 of them and I replace batteries once every 9-12 months or so.
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by wavesplash 8y ago
If you bought a 1st Gen Firestick, those are sluggish. The FireTV square box are very snappy (I have 4 1st Gen FireTVs that are still super responsive). I also have a Chromecast and the Chromecast never gets used since the FireTVs are so
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by wavesplash 9y ago
This is Google's dig at AWS S3 which is eventual consistency for object creation/listings. If you want strong consistency for S3 consider something like JuiceFS: https://JuiceFS.io It wraps your S3 in a strongly consis
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by wavesplash 9y ago
Stop what? Been on Oreo release since it shipped (we're past the optimization window), plus beta. Went from 1.5 days of battery to .6-.7 days of battery after Oreo on the 5x. Was hoping it was just a beta issue. Unlees you like batt
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by wavesplash 9y ago
Oreo Battery life is atrocious on Nexus 5X. Do not upgrade if you can avoid it.
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by wavesplash 9y ago
Dev previews for over a month - 1/4 to 1/2 less battery time. Same with the release - perhaps a tiny bit better.
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by wavesplash 9y ago
FYI Oreo Battery Life on the Nexus 5X is really bad. Don't upgrade if you have one.
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by wavesplash 10y ago
Your suggestion also works for most liquid soaps: Just add ~50% water (mix well) and they foam in a foam soap dispenser.
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by wavesplash 10y ago
Silicon Graphics was bought by Rackable for pennies back in 2009, Rackable then changed its name to SGI. The SGI of old is long gone.
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by wavesplash 10y ago
Sadly, you can't just remove the gem anymore. At least not if you want to use ActionCable. ActionCable generators only generate Coffeescript.
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by wavesplash 10y ago
Green threads were a thing long before Java.
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by wavesplash 11y ago
All the Jetbrains IDEs are cross platform (Linux too)
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by wavesplash 13y ago
Agreed, seems an intentional move from the marketing playbook: If goliath gets news, pick a public fight when you're David. A very cheap investment for that level of exposure.
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by wavesplash 13y ago
There are some great opinions posted so let me add some data from uspto.gov (use 'trademark search' from the menu) and a touch of what I understand of Trademark law after filing a few myself: 53 was granted a US Trademark on the p
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by wavesplash 13y ago
And while I can appreciate their caution, changes in regulation are how new markets are made and the early movers become the winners. Fundersclub has the opportunity to be a first mover here, and instead they're ceding the opportunity
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RaspberryPi Camera Board now available(raspberrypi.org)
3 points by wavesplash 13y ago|0 comments
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Same redirect loop problem in Chrome/Linux. Addons: Adblock, Disconnect, Ghostery. 3rd party cookies disabled.
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Sadly no Tokyo customers. Any similar US issues? They had problems last Fri through this Monday with U.S. customers before shutting Cloudflare off.
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Hi, users were getting "Error 102 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED): The server refused the connection." on https pages. See original ticket #5880 and new ticket #6001. If that doesn't come up my email is in my profile. Happy to connect you d
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Just got off the phone with my client: They had an email exchange last week that was inconclusive. Then filed a support ticket this week when they had to turn Cloudflare off (business plan) and didn't hear anything back. I just had them
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Getting the 'retry for a live version' banner. Also, one of my clients had to turn off Cloudflare this week because of customer complaints. They weren't using Railgun, but were getting too many false errors with HTTPS enabled (https ->
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Excellent. You may wish to mention that the default Rails.cache is a per-process cache and doesn't work between instances / goes away at process death. For Memcache users, configure Rails.cache to use Rails' built in :memcache_store: http
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by wavesplash 14y ago
Inktomi killed Inktomi long before Google helped put the nail in the coffin. What the article doesn't say is Inktomi had a dual sided business. One side was in Caching Proxies the other was licensing a search API. Inktomi decided to focus
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by wavesplash 14y ago
I can't fault Google for experimenting, but the 'all or nothing' approach they took to the rollout was an example of false choice. The classic coloring could have been offered as a theme to lessen the impact of the UX changes. In case you
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by wavesplash 15y ago
A shame these stories never gave credit to Ryze. Johnathan was an early member and basically copied Ryze feature for feature. [Disclaimer: I was asked to be an early investor in Friendster and chose not to]
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by wavesplash 15y ago
Trademark is broken down into classes of goods and services. You can have multiple companies having the same trademark name in different classes. Check http://uspto.gov for details.
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by wavesplash 15y ago
A quick search on uspto.gov shows Inkling, Inc. abandoned their trademark filing from 2006? If so, Inkling.com had every right to reclaim the mark.
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by wavesplash 15y ago
ActiveRecord lets you write raw sql any time you need to. AR's design goal was to just reduce the drudgery, not prevent you from using the full power of sql. No 'serious hindrance' involved.
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by wavesplash 15y ago
In the realm of UI a few 'nit-picky' css issues are the difference between joy-of-use and customer frustration. Luckily there's an escape hatch in this case: Cog Menu -> "Use Classic Look"
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by wavesplash 15y ago
The post title is sensationalist. Jixin is being quite forward and explaining how things work in the PRC. He doesn't say anything about how foreign web sites are 'harmful'. Only that the PRC feels it has an obligation to protect the peop

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