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Am I alone in wanting a small (NUC or (thin?) mITX) board with a Core M on it? :-(

What're you talking about, there?

the "first videos" you're talking about were showing Ubuntu for Android, unless I'm very mistaken.

He's on to us.

Goosebumps.

Calendar syncing to google should work (but i haven't checked, and i don't know whether it would meet your other qualifiers).

The next OTA (which should pass QA next week) is going to make battery a significantly better, fwiw.

Ask somebody on IRC (#micropython on freenode)?

Remember that being wrong about something feels exactly the same as being right about something, so (extending "being wrong" to "being ignorant") unless somebody tells them they won't know they still have stuff to learn.

It means an engineer (or a number of them) is actually having fun while building this. It's a good sign.

That one is documenting existing practice http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes#420

It's a rootles VNC, and has more compression options. Haven't gotten it to work with webp yet, but x264 works very well for me; I usually can't tell if it's local or remote.

How is this different from `pngnq` (that's been around for ages)?

Not yet, it isn't.

AIUI the other companies on your list are using a Dutch Sandwich, which is not plugged by this.

Which is why MySQL. And now, MongoDB.

People were picking the 830 instead of the 600, so yes.

Or truly excellent.

You shouldn't need the -d, because it's no longer the development release.

If we're in a simulation, it's going to have bugs. We're going to find them, and start exploiting them for things like superluminal flight. Then the day shift will come in, find us exploting the bugs and patch the system. Hopefully they have their act together and they can hot-patch (or pause, patch and resume) and avoid restarting the simulation. Even so, we'll be stuck at the wrong end of now impossible superluminal flights.

12.10. It was one of the last changes before the freeze on QQ (re: https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-lens-shopping/+bug/1060979 ), and a server-side change.

BTW, you seem to have the name/numbers convention backwards :) it's codename during dev, numbers once released. So it's 12.10 or RR now.

I hate to point out the obvious, but for people who don't click the link: that bug was filed in irony (and by somebody who didn't "get" the home lens as a global search tool, but that perceptual problem is ours more than it is anybody else's). The global search functionality could be queried from the commandline (by writing a tool that talked to the backends over dbus, as the dash does), and I half expect somebody to implement a kludgy version of "grep" that did exactly that, it is in no way something we're going to ever ship.

We only query amazon if you are in a country that has a local amazon store.

Could you re-enable it for a little bit and test that slow-typing thing? We did a bit of work to make it a little bit better at that.

Nikola is missing from the list :) http://nikola.ralsina.com.ar/

It did, and googling for "donate to ubuntu" brought it up as the first hit. Still does, in fact, for now; the page no longer exists.

Not sure what this offers over what I currently have in ~bin with a similar name,

python -m json.tool "$@" | pygmentize -l json | less -RSNFX

Let me expand: we didn't make it to have python3 be the only shipped python in 12.10 because of several major dependencies. The stumbling blocks (as far as I know---when the rubber hits the road other things might pop up) were twisted, protobuf, and xapian. We have contracted out the work of porting the first two (the results of these efforts will be shipped in 12.10, in universe), and are moving away from the third one.

5.4.6 is in Quantal right now. Presumably 12.10 will have that.

That was the goal, but it's not happening. 13.04, yes. Promise.