Article states "Hardly an aberration, iPad sales have been dropping for well over two years at this point." No, not "Well over" two years. Just "two years". Maybe two and a quarter years, but that's not what comes to mind (and probably intentionally so) when you hear "well over two years".
190AC! That's.... either very warm, or reasonly high voltage. Now if there were only a character set that could help us distinguish an A from a degree circle symbol
Django's upgrade/deprecation policies are pretty well documented, but if a project is going to be unmaintained for a long time, and you're trying to, say, upgrade a Django 1.6 app to 1.9, you're going to be in for some pain, as in three versions a feature will go from supported, to quiet-deprecation to noisy-deprecation to absent. If a project is not going to be maintained to track the "latest" Django, it should target one of the LTS releases - 1.8 currently - which will have support till 2018.
That will give you security and data-loss-bug updates, but won't give you new features. If you wan't those, then you need to track the current version. If you really are stepping through 3 or more versions (or fewer, if it was already using a deprecated feature) then the best bet is to go through the deprecation documents and convert things over... or just re-write. Sometimes that IS simpler. And, of course, target a LTS if that's appropriate.
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If that story is true, that is kick-ass.
And it has two sides! It dual-boots!
Much MUCH thinner than the HP all-metal chromebook, and costs $500 less.
Yep. Sounds about right! :3
It's doing me a frighten!
An editorial comment that actually LESSENS the alarmism in the submission, rather than adding to it?
This is... nearly unheard of on slashdot! What is happening???
My iPhone does exactly what I need, nothing more, nothing less. I don't want, nor need, your pity.
Article states "Hardly an aberration, iPad sales have been dropping for well over two years at this point." No, not "Well over" two years. Just "two years". Maybe two and a quarter years, but that's not what comes to mind (and probably intentionally so) when you hear "well over two years".
http://www.macrumors.com/2016/...
Well, at least on the iphone you get the little arrow thing when there's an app using location services.
Except Waze... Waze is a battery hog. I always quit that as soon as I'm done with its navigation features.
I think you're confusing the Library of Congress with the Smithsonian!
So... this is intended to be a museum of devices that can read e-books.
That means it'll need to have a collection of phones, tablets and computers along with e-book readers.
Yeah... I don't see how that's relevant to the Library of Congress.
"Very warm", like a nuclear explosion is "quite loud".
> Unicode is a virus
Yes. It is. But it is a virus with several cat faces in it (and possibly one cat feces in it) so all is forgiven!
190AC! That's .... either very warm, or reasonly high voltage. Now if there were only a character set that could help us distinguish an A from a degree circle symbol
Django's upgrade/deprecation policies are pretty well documented, but if a project is going to be unmaintained for a long time, and you're trying to, say, upgrade a Django 1.6 app to 1.9, you're going to be in for some pain, as in three versions a feature will go from supported, to quiet-deprecation to noisy-deprecation to absent. If a project is not going to be maintained to track the "latest" Django, it should target one of the LTS releases - 1.8 currently - which will have support till 2018.
That will give you security and data-loss-bug updates, but won't give you new features. If you wan't those, then you need to track the current version. If you really are stepping through 3 or more versions (or fewer, if it was already using a deprecated feature) then the best bet is to go through the deprecation documents and convert things over... or just re-write. Sometimes that IS simpler. And, of course, target a LTS if that's appropriate.
Can I have an option to just hide any articles with links to forbes.com ? That'd be really handy, thanks.
What the? 1000 square feet is TINY. It's about the size of a 2 BR apartment.
Oh but Whhhhhy? Haven't _you_ always wanted your name to be a trademark?
Bizx LLC is an advertising and marketing company. So... I don't really hold out much hope of improvement.
Remember when image morphing was cool? (Like Animorphs or those cheesy effects from automan (I think)).
And then remember when it was horrible?
Reading the FA: yes, the private key is on the machine.
Oh dammit. Ignore. I typo'd the host name :(
You have a good point:
$ host leon.webaw.net
leon.webaw.net has address 62.99.250.53
$ whois 62.99.250.53 ... snip...
netname: Schneid-GmbH
descr:
descr: Schneid GmbH
descr: Herbert Schneid
descr: PIRKA
descr: IPs statically assigned
country: AT
maxmind corroborates the information.
So... Sprint are putting control of your phone into the hands of someone in Austria. Nice going, guys!
Yep. Celiac here. Really need to know if this new rice contains gluten