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by wjoe 11y ago
I use HyperDock for this: http://hyperdock.bahoom.com/ It's mainly focused on modifications for the OS X dock which I don't use, but it also does alt drag window movement, and alt + num pad for tiling windows. It
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by wjoe 12y ago
Pretty much every Android phone released in the last 2 years besides those made by Samsung (which is admittedly a large percentage) have had on screen keys.
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by wjoe 12y ago
Mozilla stopped actively developing Thunderbird a few years ago. It's still being maintained by a small group of developers, but it hasn't received any significant new features in some time, and mostly just gets maintenance and bu
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by wjoe 12y ago
As far as I know, the HTML5 option for Google Music does work in most browsers, but not Firefox. Apparently this is because it needs MediaSourceExtensions with HTML5 MP3 support, neither of which are in Firefox currently - https:/&#x2
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by wjoe 12y ago
I don't see any such notice if I try going to Yahoo in Chrome. Perhaps because I'm in Europe where Yahoo doesn't have the search deal with Mozilla. Or perhaps it's just confused with the Linux user agent or something. Ha
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by wjoe 12y ago
It's very similar to Eclipse in terms of general layout/workflow. Shortcuts might differ a bit, but nothing major. Many of the tasks which were somewhat awkward in Eclipse like managing libraries are simpler in IntelliJ/Andro
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by wjoe 12y ago
"It can't be detected using the common netstat command." How is this possible? I thought netstat would show any program which is listening for connections on a port, regardless of whether it's actively doing anything.
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by wjoe 12y ago
You'll notice the same pattern on browser usage graphs - IE peaks during working hours, every other browser peaks on weekends and evenings.
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by wjoe 12y ago
Yeah, I feel the same way. I realised recently that if I'd spent even a couple of days working on every idea I've had and given up on, I'd know a hell of a lot more than I do today.
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by wjoe 12y ago
Same - the help page says it's not available at all for Google Apps accounts, only for personal Gmail accounts. https://support.google.com/a/answer/6082718?rd=2 Since I only use my @gmail.com account for spam
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by wjoe 12y ago
Chrome 37+ already had the necessary DRM extentions, but it only worked with a recent version of the NSS library. It was possible to play HTML5 video on Netflix in Linux since then, but you needed to fake your user agent to say you were on
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by wjoe 12y ago
They work for me, Firefox 32.0.3 on Arch Linux. You'll likely need some gstreamer packages installed (I think the package on Arch is gst-plugins-good for h264), same as for watching YouTube videos in HTML5 mode rather than Flash. There
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by wjoe 12y ago
Google Now does the same with commute times, and seems to automatically work out where you live and work. Same with appointment reminders, assuming you added a specific location to your calendar event - it's a bit hit and miss for me w
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by wjoe 12y ago
In London at least, Uber is cheaper than using normal taxis, and the process of using an app for ordering and payment is much easier than calling or finding a taxi, and you don't have to worry about having enough cash on you to cover t
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by wjoe 12y ago
I was wondering about the benefits of this. Supposedly having tabs in different processes should improve performance of the browser in general, as slow running scripts in one tab process won't slow down the main UI process. I have come
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by wjoe 12y ago
Supposedly the lack of updates for the Galaxy Nexus was down to the TI CPU they used. TI stopped working on mobile SoCs shortly after the Galaxy Nexus was released, so they no longer supported it and wouldn't provide any updated firmwa
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by wjoe 12y ago
I also dislike the newer Linux desktop environments like Unity and Gnome 3, but XFCE, Cinnamon, and Mate are all an improvement over Gnome 2. Agreed about NFC, it's frustrating that I've had NFC on my phone for 2 years now, but st
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by wjoe 12y ago
I'm hoping they stick to a standard that everyone else can use (ideally the existing ones we already have like PayPass). I've had NFC on Android phones for almost 2 years now, but I've still never been able to use it in the U
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by wjoe 12y ago
I'm not sure they'd be such a useful aquisition to the big players, as their strong point is the usability of their app itself, rather than the underlying technology so much. Citymapper already use Google Maps for walking directio
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by wjoe 12y ago
I find that it's become a bit worse as I've become more familiar with London. For someone who doesn't know the city at all it's perfect, but once you know the tube map and various local details, some of the options do se
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by wjoe 12y ago
Unfortunately most city transport is covered by a different transit authority in every city, which will each offer vastly different levels of data access (or none at all). In London we have TfL which have only recently opened up a public AP
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by wjoe 12y ago
As others have said, I would at least like an option for when I do want to take a route immediately. Sometimes I look up routes for later, but usually if I'm using Citymapper it's because I want to go somewhere right now (and am o
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by wjoe 12y ago
I've had really mixed experiences with the time estimates in London. Sometimes it will specifically say that a train/bus will arrive at 17:00, 17:10, 17:20 etc, but sometimes it will just say "every 10 minutes". I haven&
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by wjoe 12y ago
It is, but I'm using Firefox on Arch Linux and it works fine for me. H.264 has been supported in Firefox on Linux for a few versions now, although you need gstreamer installed with the relevant plugins.
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by wjoe 12y ago
Given that the same SoC is used in the Nvidia Shield tablet, it definitely can be cooled without a fan. I guess that wasn't their priority for the developer board, or it would have made it harder to fit in the various I/O interfac
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by wjoe 12y ago
The 1080p option isn't shown because YouTube requires Media Source Extentions enabled (HTML5 DRM) for this. You -can- enable this under about:config (media.mediasource.enabled) but it's still experimental for now. When I tried it,
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by wjoe 12y ago
It looks nicer (in my opinion at least, and I've only test it on Linux), more minimalist style. But it doesn't have the collapsable tree groups that TST has, just a standard list of tabs.
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by wjoe 12y ago
Not really. It's a direct remake of a Abe's Oddysee, which was a 2D game. Sure, they could redo it entirely in 3D, and that might have it's own appeal if done well, but it wouldn't really be the same game. Abe's Odd
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by wjoe 12y ago
IE11 only works on Windows 7/8, and OS X 10.10 is only supported by Macs up to about 5 years old. Even then, a lot of people don't actually keep their OS/browsers up to date. I expect Netflix's demographics are quite bro
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by wjoe 12y ago
Right now the best option for Netflix on Linux is Pipelight - http://fds-team.de/cms/pipelight-installation.html It runs Silverlight through Wine as a plugin in Firefox/Chrome on Linux. Works flawlessly for me eve

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