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Oh, and note that the buffer I think one ought to be using here is the Hijack version from /proc, rather than the empeg version from /dev/display.
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Cool -- thanks, guys. I guess I don't need to bother getting a burner SIM for just a few days, then. Matt, I felt the same way when the GNex came out and I still had a year plus left on my contract. I'm actually jumping into the N4 a month before
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Yep. Working fine in the car, too. I'll update the FAQ at some point soon.
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Originally Posted By: tahirI used to have a KVM over IP thingy, I'll try and find it Thanks, but don't worry unduly -- it was partly idle speculation, rather than a pressing need.
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Originally Posted By: matthew_kControllers are necessary to do roaming well. Wifi clients get to decide which AP they want to talk to, and if they're connected to one they don't usually go looking to connect to another until they lose the signal ent
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Originally Posted By: DWallachHmm. After Google I/O is over, I'll poke around my Google buddies and see if I can learn any more. I don't see any evidence that the radio stations have per-user training at all. It keeps picking songs I've thumbed do
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Good question. It sure seemed like, of all the rumors going into Google IO, a new N7 was most likely. I feel like it was a foregone conclusion. Here's one silly theory: Google really wanted to get a ton of Pixels out there, but they couldn't afford
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Sold! Thanks nicholas, hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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On the Mac version of Office, you can have the ribbons, the traditional top row of buttons, and/or the separate-window toolbox. Plus you always have the drop-down menus. Pick and choose. Have it your way. This has allowed me to dabble in the ribbons
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I have no idea where Randall is going with this, but it's been a fun ride.
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