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_[from a survey I received from TiVO today]_
We are considering creating a special segment of the TiVo Advisors panel to explore TiVo subscribers' usage of mobile technology and how it relates to your enjoyment of TV and other media. Everyone who participates in this exclusive segment of the panel will receive ongoing rewards based on actual participation (not a monthly sweepstakes).
This ground-breaking research will help us understand the ways mobile, television, digital, social, and other media are viewed, used, and shared by TiVo subscribers. Your participation will have a direct impact on how entertainment and information is delivered to consumers today and in the future.
To participate in this exclusive group, you will be required to download and continually run an app on a qualified mobile device (up to three devices per panelist). The app runs in the background of your device (in other words, you do not have to interact with the app to receive rewards).
Qualified devices include:
Android™ smartphones and tablets that run Android version 4.0 or greater, and are not rooted;
Kindle Fire HD, but not the first generation Kindle Fire;
iPhone® 5, iPads® and iPod touch® devices that run iOS version 5.0 or greater.
Earlier iPhones are not supported at this time.
The app is a small mobile application (about 3.3 megabytes) which is not intended to interfere with your web, app, wireless phone, or battery usage. Once installed, you should never need to re-activate the app.
At this time, we'd like to get your initial thoughts about this idea. If we choose to proceed, we'll send out more information in the next few months.
Still an empty profile though...
Still an empty profile though...
But not much better than:
At least Parker has a couple of posts there. Tuman has only 1 Youtube video..
If there are other candidates add them here and I'll share an Oakland Mayor 2014 circle..
It's breeding season for -Snowy- Great Egrets.
Next time you're on the west side of 1201 Charleston look up to the trees and you'll notice a dozen -Snowy- Great Egret nests. Maybe you'll even catch them flying from tree-to-tree carrying newly found twigs. They really get going on the weekends when they have the campus to themselves.
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Come stop by and see my new old timey map of the internet.
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*Mockito verboseLogging, plus GuiceBerry hints*
Want to see your mock activity? Do something like this:
mock(SharingJsonService.FutureInterface.class,
withSettings().verboseLogging());
Also: Injecting a GuiceBerry mock? Reset it in a teardown!
There's probably a better way to do this, but..... I created a Mock inside a GuiceBerry module, then injected it into the test class.
There were two tests that mocked the same method, the second test would blow up because it saw the previous stub, and returned null for the second invocation instead of re-stubbing.
Adding a Mockito.reset(...) on the injected value fixes that.
Thanks to verbose logging I was able to figure that out.
Phew, time for bed.
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*want* - couldn't find an internal bug for this, anyone know?
_Add support for [deprecated = true] on all types of definitions_
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Why did no one tell me about this? Would've been so useful for some mobile debugging a little bit ago....
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I've been very impressed with the rapid progress of Sprint Reader I'm up to 650 wpm and can probably go faster with...
I've been very impressed with the rapid progress of Sprint Reader I'm up to 650 wpm and can probably go faster with a little more practice.
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Language auto-detection done!
Functionality coming soon and paves the way for more intelligent word hyphenation (by language pattern) and maybe, just maybe auto-translation!
Stay tuned.
#googletranslate Google Translate #language #translation
Google+ has some common sense content rules in the User Content and Conduct Policy [1] You'll notice there is no...
Google+ has some common sense content rules in the User Content and Conduct Policy [1] You'll notice there is no section on censorship based on viewpoint.
The issue described by Eric Raymond below is much more mundane. It's actually a problem in the way Google+ previews web snippets.
A couple of weeks ago we introduced the new Article embed type. You'll notice these posts by their distinctive large-photos with a ragged-edge. This new code caused the problem.
The markup on theblaze.com uses the markup. That, combined with some other factors causes the preview processing to fail. This issue was reported to us on April 1st and a fix will be released to production early next week.
I opened an issue on our developer site to track this issue since it does affect a handful of other sites that use the NewsArticle markup. Feel free to Star it to receive updates:
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G+ may be engaging in non-viewpoint-neutral censorship of news articles relating to firearms.
This link:
results in post blocking when it's either pasted in the link box or pasted in text with the preview image not removed. Others have reported that all firearms-related articles from The Blaze, but not non-firearms-related articles, are blocked.
Something more specific than blocking of firearms-related images is going on, as the Geeks with Guns G+ community would have noticed that a lot sooner than now.
Google has some explaining to do.
Oh, wow. Thanks for taking the initiative to publicly communicate like this!
Yonatan Zunger I'll second that.
Paul Lindner Ha! I'd gotten halfway through typing a comment to ESR, saying it was likely a side-effect of the new image-preview gizmo in the posting system, then I noticed you'd already covered it. Thanks!
And a fix is out there now!
I hate to keep complaining, but sharing from The Blaze is still impossible, you're the only one I've seen acknowledging it, is it something that the folks at the Blaze can fix? Is anyone working with them to your knowledge? Has the fix you mentioned on the 8th simply not rolled out yet?
Leslie P Interesting. I just tried sharing it to myself & got this error: Your post was not shared. Please try again.
The workaround is to do a screencap, add that to the post, then put the link in the body of the post. (Which is something I do anyway on sites with no, or bad pictures.)
(And that's despite getting a great preview image/text from the link - it failed on hitting the Post button.)
I'll see what's up, I was able to repro.
Thanks to Malte for ControllersForbiddenDependenciesTest
Millions of browsers and data plans are breathing a sigh of relief.
#infrastructureworkingwell
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We found the doppleganger for @103403111903646616992 in the #SELFIE video.
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Considering setting up a Google Code Orphanage.
OWNERless code could automatically be "gifted" to a code-orphanage group of maintainers. Those volunteers could then put the code up for adoption or retire it in a sensible way.
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Punting to your users and their elected officials considered harmful.
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Full list of Google supported Donors Choose projects.
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This is like complaining that you can't buy a car without airbags...
Or seatbelts.
lol
OMG think of ALL that overhead!!!
He said using SMTP to transfer data across the web.......
So he wasn't joking. Oh god where I'm I suppose to read nowadays?
Wow. Idiot.
Or brakes.
Next thing you know, Google will insist that users are required to use a computing device in order to use Gmail. Where will it end!?
I was amused that he has this sentence in the article that nobody has mentioned:
"Making HTTTPS the default is a good thing."
I wonder what the extra T stands for.
Paul Lindner you may want to add that he updated the post :)
Location start and end in Calendar
*Wanted*: Location start and end in Calendar
I think we can do a better job of mapping travel in Calendar if we allowed Events to have *begin* and *end* locations.
For example, I have a GBUS entry in my calendar. Part way through my ride I'm getting cards telling me time to the start point.
I quickly scanned buganizer and didn't see an FR there -- but I think this would really help for happy hour.
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Another crazy idea -- according to the location could reference a URI. Imagine if the URI referenced a moving object, like a bus, plane or other trackable object.] If we had that then we could support navigation to any stop along the path, support timed transfers and other cool stuff....
I wonder if there's anything to learn here, especially with our push to split into multiple apps.
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So we have new *Die Techie Scum* and *Tech out of Oakland* graffiti at the West Oakland Park & Ride
If Transportation folks can get someone on this it would be great (time is of the essence for this kind of stuff)
If not I'll try and pick up some solvent and rags this evening and clean it up...
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But first let me take a #selfie ...
Cannot be unheard...
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Seeing this error when launching the extension:
Seeing this error when launching the extension:
Chrome Canary and Chrome Beta channel. (Haven't tried stable yet...)
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'id' of null colorpicker.min.js:1
ColorPicker colorpicker.min.js:1
ColorPicker colorpicker.min.js:1
setColourPicker reader.min.js:1
init reader.min.js:1
Consider using 'dppx' units instead of 'dpi', as in CSS 'dpi' means dots-per-CSS-inch, not dots-per-physical-inch, so does not correspond to the actual 'dpi' of a screen. In media query expression: (min-resolution: 144dpi), (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5)
Hello Paul,
Thanks for the feedback. I have investigated your issue and although I couldn't replicate it I have made some changes in code (more protective) to ensure that it shouldn't happen. These changes will be included in the next release, please let me know if the issue still remains and we can continue the investigation.
Cheers
Anthony
Google Now is doing a killer job identifying people and songs during the Oscars
Google Now is doing a killer job identifying people and songs during the Oscars
Protip: pull down to refresh and get up-to-date info!
If you see a "low battery" or "offline" warnings on your Nest thermostat check if you have a "C" wire.
If you see a "low battery" or "offline" warnings on your Nest thermostat check if you have a "C" wire. I was lucky, there was an unused wire that I was able to easily attach on both ends.
The power stealing from the control wiring is a neat technique, but direct power is better.
Check out the BD doodle on http://google.fr/ today.
Check out the BD doodle on today.
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M'enfin ?! C'est quoi ce Doodle ?
Le 28 février 1957 apparaissait pour la première fois Gaston Lagaffe, nouvelle recrue de la rédaction du Journal de Spirou telle qu'imaginée par André Franquin.
Aujourd'hui, Gaston fait un stage chez Google France et arrive en trombe sur notre page d'accueil, accompagné de son chat-dingue et de sa mouette rieuse.
Si contrairement à ses collègues Prunelle, Spirou et Fantasio ou à nous même qui l'avons au bureau aujourd'hui, vous ne connaissez pas Gaston :
• Découvrez comment un Doodle est réalisé grace à ce GIF
• Apprenez en plus sur Gaston avec Google : ou sur son site officiel
Nous nous excusons par avance pour tout bug causé par l'une de ses gaffes.
Some perfect rainy day beats..
Some perfect rainy day beats..
Further blurring the boundaries between electronic music and rock, Ratatat's self-titled debut album mixes Evan Mast's fractured but propulsive beats and woozy analog synths with Mike Stroud's loud, yet somehow subtle, guitars.
Thunderbirds meets the Thorn Birds.
Thunderbirds meets the Thorn Birds.
Finally finished this series recently, highly recommended...
Twitter for business marketing department is cranking out the art... 5 pitches in 2 weeks. All related to tv show integration. (In this case the Oscars..)
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Listening to this new Information Society release while upgrading all iOS devices to 7.0.6. Hack, hack, hack.
Listening to some UK Garage today. Altavista reference made me smile.
Listening to some UK Garage today. Altavista reference made me smile.
You won't find us on Alta Vista
Cult classic not bestseller, you're gonna need more power
Plug in the free phase and the generator, crank it up to gigawatts
Listening to some UK Garage today. Altavista reference made me smile.
_You won't find us on Alta Vista_
_Cult classic not bestseller, you're gonna need more power_
_Plug in the free phase and the generator, crank it up to gigawatts_
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I'm hopeful that the San Jose deployment has a halo effect throughout the Bay Area. Your move Comcast.
I'm hopeful that the San Jose deployment has a halo effect throughout the Bay Area. Your move Comcast.
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Today we’ve invited 34 cities in nine metro areas around the U.S. to work with us to explore what it would take to bring them Google Fiber. In the coming months, we'll work with each city's leaders on a joint planning process to map out a Google Fiber network in detail and assess potential challenges to bringing 100x faster Internet to these communities. We aim to provide updates about which of these cities will be getting Google Fiber at the end of the year. Learn more:
C'mon San Jose!
Comcast just lobbies to outlaw partnerships like this.
Peter Peters that's true, but hopefully with what happened with the bill in Kansas will gain traction to other states to limit that behavior. Admittedly, unless new laws are passed invalidating the ones that were already passed, some (at least 20) states are SOL.
Actually, Paul Lindner, if you look at the smaller dots around San Jose, there are a few coming up the Oakland side of the Bay, though I'm not sure if they go as far north as Oakland.
Jeff Craig -- looks like that's just a little bit of Santa Clara heading my way..
Since Comcast operates a unified environment in the bay area it's likely many more people will benefit indirectly.
I sure hope fiber comes to Oakland. I've been to Verizon's web site requesting it.
Paul Lam I wouldn't hold your breath given the Oakland Planning Department's glacial speed and ancient computing infrastructure.
If you read the guide they mention that the host city should be able to approve thousands of Building Permits to allow crews to move fast...
And of course there's CEQA.. One person could file a lawsuit on environmental grounds and grind the whole thing to a halt for years... I'll be extremely surprised if San Jose makes the cut.
When I want reliable stats I always turn to BirdSignals
_We'll all be watching and cheering for our favorite athletes on TV in the next few days. In fact, 81% of Twitter users say that they will watch at least some part of the games. Of those, over half said they will be likely to Tweet about it as well ++ ._
_Through our TV conversation targeting, we make it easy to promote Tweets to users engaged with specific events on TV. This feature allows you to interact with people as they talk about a TV show on Twitter before, during and after it airs._
_++ Source: #Birdsignals, Twitter & Vision Critical, February 2014_
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Are any of our politicians even trying to get inward investment of this type?
Are any of our politicians even trying to get inward investment of this type? Twitter moved into a neighborhood (SF mid-market) that's worse than most areas of Oakland. It would only take a few companies to change hearts and minds...
They are, of course, but since the Oakland city government is largely incompetent, they aren't making much headway. And it WON'T help if Deanna Santana goes to Phoenix.
Interesting article, thanks for sharing. I've been hoping for this kind if shift for ages, as the increased tax base would make it possible for Oakland to afford social programs and great schools and enough police. I know, dream big. :)
Finally, from the article, funny/sad because it's true: Oakland " is already home to a few tech companies, including Pandora and whatever is left of Ask.com". Ouch!
Understandable how this search result was tagged with a menu. Because 'food' I guess.
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Needed: Periodic testing for developer sample apps.
I've been importing a number of Google's sample Android apps into Eclipse and/or Android Studio. It's painful. If we could periodically download and run these Apps on a fresh Android Studio/Eclipse(/Xcode?) we might save developers a lot of time and catch broken examples sooner. Automation for bonus points...
Here's just a few things I bumped into:
- GMS changed their APIs between v4.0 and v4.1 Half the things I was trying to do didn't work.
- Most examples have a hard coded compile version which means the import fails unless you've been downloading SDK versions for the past couple years. Once you figure this out it's an easy fix, but it's still another roadblock.
- Developer Console vs Cloud Console. 'nuff said there..
Here's some of the bits and pieces:
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Looks like Dan Siegel for Oakland is actually posting and using events. Not my first choice, but happy to see him here!
Paul Lindner, Apr 25 2014 on 1500wordmtu.com