The problem with Android fragmentation is the impossibility of most developers to reproduce device-specific bugs. Without physical access to one problematic device it could be very hard or even impossible to debug bugs. There's only so much you can do with the emulator. And most developers don't have access to more than very few devices. If you're not a company, it's hard to invest in all sorts of devices.
Hey reginaldo, for some reason I cannot enter any text on the terminal, hence, I cannot login. I'm using Chrome 18 on OS X Lion. Just in case, I tried downloading the code and running it locally: same result. Any ideas?
These guys need to buy this revolutionary product called a notebook. And no, I don't mean a laptop computer, but a "traditional" notebook. And probably a bunch of pens.
A notebook is harder to lose than a scrap of paper and you can hand it over to the next doctor so he can read your note and add his own. Sounds interesting, doesn't it?
Let everyone rant about whatever they think is wrong without involving their employers. It's not like she was campaigning against them. They just wanted to silence her all along.
Does that page do a horrible flickering at the top header when you scroll down (or up) fast?
It does for me in Safari (OSX Lion). Looks awful. Too bad.
We have to use SendGrid at work and more often than not email gets delayed way beyond acceptable (about 1 hour, for example). It does have great features but if I could choose, I'd chose not to use it... at least not for everything.
Also... 6.899kb is confusing. In many countries/locales(?) that would mean almost 7MB. Maybe 6.9kb should be used instead, or 6899bytes or something like that.