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Source: http://markmail.org/message/kbnyhxffy6zs7picIt's unique because there's some trickery involved getting around the strict iOS backgrounding requirements, and most of my competitors haven't done a great job with it.
> crontab -l
0 1 * * * sed -E -i .bak 's/net_throttle="[0-9]+"/net_throttle="100"/' /Library/Backblaze/bzdata/bzinfo.xml
0 10 * * * sed -E -i .bak 's/net_throttle="[0-9]+"/net_throttle="40"/' /Library/Backblaze/bzdata/bzinfo.xmlWhy do you require the Mac app? You should offer both read+write access on the web, with the client app just being an optional bonus. Eliminating that requirement would solve a huge chunk of your marketing problems and open the tool up to many more users.
Nice name change, by the way. :P
I've been considering a switch to Hover, but haven't done a trial run yet.
They must be capturing the output at some deeper layer though since OpenGL doesn't render (but it does run).
Use CSS sprites generously. They make hover states easy,
improve page load time, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Funny and true.Yes, I use and love TestFlight. They really have a great product.
Update: It's not everywhere. A foreign journalist at the Semiramis
Intercontinental hotel says he has internet access.Pretty ridiculous arguing over a 0.2% salary increase.
Look at their home page, for example. It uses just one stylesheet (v6core.css). That same file is also used on their blog, so my browser already has it cached. Perfect!
None of those stylesheets are less than 45K, so the savings they get from not needing to download them on every page outweighs the HTTP request hit they take by including them separately on more complex pages.
You don't want to group too much because you risk downloading code you don't need, but you don't want to split too much because you need to keep HTTP requests low. Proper optimization requires intelligent grouping of related code to create a balance between these two ideals, allowing the browser to cache commonly used resources so subsequent page loads are fast.
Their blog page has 6 external JavaScript files and 4 external stylesheets. Those numbers are pretty reasonable given the scope of their site.
And it's really great knowing how long I've been at work without needing to keep track in my head.
FaceTime is now my preferred video conferencing software.