Mr Duane // Nerd
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Spent last night tuning the site to improve performance over yesterday. As we speak we are pushing 160,000+ page views per hour on just the http://www.augusta.com/masters/leaderboard page. Our traffic peaks near the end of the round.
Virtustream, Inc., a leading cloud solutions provider, today announced that NIIT Media Technologies (NMT) and Morris Communications have selected xStream, Virtustream’s enterprise cloud platform, for Morris’s SAP environment and supporting infrastructure in order to offer cloud-based IT services to media clients. Virtustream was selected for its ability to provide secure cloud infrastructure backed by performance guarantees and cloud economics in addition to value-added services that ensure a successful cloud migration.
Meetings with no agenda is asking people to go for a ride without telling where you are going. Offering candy does help entice victims.
Mackenzie riding bike on her own for first time. We have practiced a couple of times before but today she just hopped on and rode herself.
GDataCopier provides a complete set command line utilities (the syntax of which largely resembles scp) that allow users to
- gls - list documents on the Google document system
- gcp - export and import documents on the Google document system
- gmkdir - make directories on the Google docs system
- grm - remove documents and folders on the Google docs system
- gmv - move documents in and out of folder on the Google docs system
I found gdatacopier again. Very useful tool to download/backup your Google Docs. Of course, I have a Google account for work and an account for home. This tool provides command line access to download all documents from both accounts to store and search locally.
I will now be setting this up as an automated process to backup my documents locally.
http://www.duanejennings.com/content/sync-google-docs-using-google-data-api
At the core, the development model is greatly inspired by existing models out there. The central repo holds two main branches with an infinite lifetime: master develop
The master branch at origin should be familiar to every Git user. Parallel to the master branch, another branch exists called develop.
We consider origin/master to be the main branch where the source code of HEAD always reflects a production-ready state.
I can't wait to get my hands on this and start playing with it. Looks like this brings together a number of technologies such as Node.js, HTML5, Xcode and Javascript into a single application development framework. The introduction videos are impressive especially when Matt Taylor shows the deployment of a demo app to the cloud and to a native mobile device.
