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Comment #20017300
Correct. It won't upgrade past 7.1.2 not 5. My mistake.
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Comment #20017287
Correct, sorry, didn't bother to look at the time. It is 7.1.2. The point still stands, it's old and I'm probably in 0.1% that the article left out in iOS markets.
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Comment #20016349
Well, if you remove all iOS versions with https://i.imgur.com/0Ar0ta5.png My point being: there ARE other iOS versions in use. I have a backup working iPhone 4 turned on right now.…
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Comment #19165143
Awesome suggestions, but the background animation is making my CPU run at nearly 100%.
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Comment #18732237
Not a native German, but probably this: "spitzen sparken blinken lichtzen" -> "pointed sparkles flashing lights"
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Comment #9866243
Yeah, it's pretty awesome. If anyone wants to play with it - I've created an simple example to showcase it along with some benchmarks. It has some hardcoded stuff for Postgresql ex…
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Comment #7988126
Yes, excellent concept, but also did not work for me. Also attempt to refresh the page asks for another payment. In this moment of weakness you wish there was a "refund" button on …
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Comment #7707808
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you! "Documentation for .... bare-metal provisioning are forthcoming." That's kind of a downer, hoping for a sooner release.
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Comment #7436902
PhpStorm support issue http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-21737
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Comment #7436548
What IDE do people use for Hack?
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Comment #6195945
Maybe moving out secret key to .gitignored file, so that you can't (by default) commit it?
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Comment #6195944
I'm really missing deployment-specific settings, like `figaro` gem, especially for database.yml
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Comment #6168803
You need some better hardware $ ab -n 100 -c 100 http://shortfin.io/ Requests per second: 1363.85 [#/sec] (mean)
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Comment #5485486
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134179.0
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Comment #5229093
* I noted in post that "SELECT 1" was done in 100ms round-trip, so I subtracted that from all points where it was reasonable. (No point to subtract it from 8 seconds). * Not sure a…
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Comment #5229053
Ahhh, you meant on the RedShift side. I did not think of it. It would have definitely been better. Good point! It seems that it actually supports it http://docs.aws.amazon.com/reds…
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Comment #5228963
Honestly I don't know. Do you think it would be better? Could you explain why?
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Comment #5228908
In anyway this test won't tell you much, just how different systems behave to bigger load. The local setup was quite usual: PostgreSQL 9.2, Mint 13, default conf in VirtualBox in i…
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Comment #5084177
Some interesting points: All cryptographic operations involving symmetric or private keys are performed on the client side Each general filesystem node (files/folders) has an encry…
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