Ouch.. Kdevelop is a great way to quickly get an autotooled project
going, work with a shell, doxygen, cvs, gdb. Yea, it may have a few
more stability issues then even eclipse.
I mean, if you are expecting perfection, open-source tools just aren't
going to appeal. I guess Netbeans was comerci
Yea, there's all kinds of ways that people use every day to transact
with others who they've no way of meeting or even calling on the phone.
If you are concerned, then maybe the price to fix the concern is to just
order the phone individually.
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>From wikipedia entry on current sd cards:
Memory capacity = (C_SIZE+1) * 512 K = (222-1+1) * 512 K = (4194304-1+1)
* 512K = 2147483648 K = 2048 GB
So you're probally good.
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t it for sure,
and they are kind of busy getting mass production going. I think I'd
rather have them do that and test the microSD size limits later.
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>From wikipedia entry on current sd cards:
You are too kind to microsoft. Similar to the 4gb RAM barrier it is
pretty much a 100% marketing decsion to support file systems of a given
size in a particular OS.
Why would anybody shell out the coin for the fancy new OS's with their
funny looking guis if old ones worked just fine with all the
It's dead simple to make ruby bindings, part of what makes ruby nice in
the first place. If you can compile a C program for the moko I bet you
could easily make some ruby bindings.
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of a fat32 system
I think the 32 in "fat32" refers to bits not gb, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat32
I'm currently using an 80Gb FAT32 drive at this very moment.
Part of the confusion might be that Windows won't allow you to easily
format a "large" drive in FAT32 b
rg
Subject: RE: microSD support
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>Yea, I got the 32 number from another wikipedia page, I didn't infer it
>from the name. I don't think it has much really to do with 32bits
>either for that matter, likely the "32" was entirely a marketing
>distinct
or gps/accelerometer,
soarethere somecommon practices/mixins?
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> It's dead simple to make ruby bindings, part of what makes ruby nice
in
> the first place. If you can compile a C program for the moko
Maybe there's some good news today? Cheers,
Matt
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Subject: RE: Freerunner...when??
I gave a short update. Productio
I've noticed that with GSM calls in general there is sometimes an echo. It can
be very pronouced or barely noticable. It may be hw or sw, but it may not have
anything to do with either caller's phone.
If it doesn't happen consistently and is not reproducable, it's likely the
network. IMHO.
If it has a C interface it's likely classes don't strictly mean c++
classes.
My 2c on c++..
It is an extra magnitude of difficulty to get anything more then a few
developers to code in a consistent style when working with C++.
Requires strict discipline and coding standards. Without such thing
I think I saw some "probally"s and some "should"s but I don't remember
any announcements.
Was there an official announcment?
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