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(IMHO Chrome's developer/debugging tools are more pleasant to use, but Firefox is getting there...)
* Avoid all foods with artificially added or high sugar content.
On my (PowerPC!) NAS, it was constantly using lots of CPU and RAM, although I have a feeling plenty of that was caused by swapping to disk (NAS only has 128MB). I love the fact that BTSync have the forethought to provide a PowerPC client for people with outmoded NAS's like mine, just disappointed it was still too heavy to work reliably.
Switched to using lsyncd instead, and works a treat!
That said, BTSync was fantastic when it worked, and Syncthing looks incredibly promising, too.
For applications on Google Play that integrate this tool,
usage is tracked. This tracking is done automatically using
the embedded version string (b2_liquidFunVersionString),
and helps us continue to optimize it.
Is this tracking functionality restricted to libraries by Google employees? Seems like it would be useful for all third-party library developers to see how their libraries are being used and can be improved.You have to be sure to OMIT the http:// part for the site to work.
Also, on Chrome, dragging on the image frequently literally drags the image (rather than drawing). When the drawing does work, it happens about 2 inches to the right of where my cursor is actually placed.
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (NOT FOUND)
http://sitecommenter.com/generated_img/79.pngOne difference between the dev and std editions is the wifi chipset - 6235 in std, 6230 in dev (and some reports of the AR9462 in others). The wifi was practically unusable for me until I manually disabled power-saving on the wifi interface.
Also had a couple of instances where the machine has dropped into a coma (even on full battery). Usually after rebooting or suspending. Quite scary when it happens, since the long-hold power button trick doesn't always revive it. It usually comes back to life later but I wish I knew what was causing this.
Also have to run the battery all the way down to 0% (the point at which the HW forces a shutdown) and charge back up to 100% every couple of months else the calibration goes wonky.
Lovely machine though.
Both the Dell and Apple refurb stores should be your first port of call.