Device Mode Mobile Emulation As your mobile audience grows, responsive mobile-friendly web design becomes all the more important. Web content needs to look and feel great across a wide variety of devices and network conditions. But testing the quality of your mobile experiences takes longer and makes debugging more complex. Device mode brings the insights of mobile testing to your browser tab through the power of mobile emulation. Note: Some of this documentation might be ahead of the stable version of Chrome. Tenkeyless Tactile Touch "Otaku" Keyboard - elitekeyboards.com - Products The "Otaku" or "enthusiast" Tenkeyless Tactile Touch keyboard provides all of the same features of the FC200RT/AB Tenkeyless, but in minimalist form. N-key Rollover is standard functionality along with the metal plate mounted "soft tactile feel" key switches. Additionally, soft 2-angle rubber feet which provide traction on uneven surfaces, 3-channel cable management, and a detachable cable make this board a versatile and portable tool for on-the-go typists. This special edition keyboard comes with a built-in touch-typing tutor: blank keycaps! The "N-key Rollover" feature allows any number of simultaneous key presses to be recognized by a keyboard. For some keyboards, true N-key Rollover works only with a passive PS/2 adapter since using a USB connection may limit the key Rollover function to 6 keys, plus 4 modifiers (Ctrl, Alt, Pgup, etc.), at a time.
Reading a memory.dmp or other .dmp file - Scott Forsyth's Blog While the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) occurs less frequently with newer versions of Windows than it did in years past, there are still times when the BSOD reveals itself. I just ran into four BSOD’s on two Windows Server 2012 machines and I had the ‘opportunity’ to analyze a memory.dmp file today, so I thought I would post quick instructions on how to get a handy summary of the memory dump. I’ve had this ”I Found a Fix” debugging page bookmarked for years and I’ve used it many times, so I need to give full credit to ifoundafix for their helpful steps. The only change I have below is to include updated paths. It’s possible to debug remotely, and you may have requirements to do that.
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MAX — The Creativity Conference Maira Kalman was born in Tel Aviv and moved to New York with her family at the age of four. She was raised in bucolic Riverdale, the Bronx. She now lives in Manhattan. Maira has written and illustrated Eighteen children’s books, including Ooh-‐la-‐la-‐Max in Love, What Pete Ate, Fireboat: The Heroic Adventures of the John J. Harvey, 13 WORDS, a collaboration with Lemony Snicket, Why We Broke Up, with Daniel Handler, Looking at Lincoln, and Thomas Jefferson Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Everything. USB 14 in 1 Multi-Charge Cable Get FREE Super Saver Shipping on Orders Above $40.00. Use Code: FREE40 @ Checkout. Now Only $2295 Quantity Add to Cart Made by : EKT "I Contribute to the Windows Kernel. We Are Slower Than Other Operating Systems. Here Is Why." - Zorinaq I was explaining on Hacker News why Windows fell behind Linux in terms of operating system kernel performance and innovation. And out of nowhere an anonymous Microsoft developer who contributes to the Windows NT kernel wrote a fantastic and honest response acknowledging this problem and explaining its cause. His post has been deleted! Why the censorship?
Kickstarter of the Week: Glyph the Mobile Personal Theater We have featured virtual reality devices quite a bit here on Kickstarter of the Week, but one of the biggest problems this this tech is that you still have to be tied to your chair. No matter how awesome running around a dynamic virtual world is with an Oculus Rift headset on, you are still sitting in front of your computer. Luckily, our latest Kickstarter of the Week, the Avegant Glyph, doesn’t have that problem. It allows you to take all your virtual reality media on the road with only the small downside of looking like Geordi LaForge with earmuffs on. Unlike a lot of other personal VR devices, the Avegant Glyph isn’t primarily being made for gaming. Instead, it’s being marketed as a media device based around “personal display technology.”