Yes. They will buy a lot of them because they have lots of money and they buy expensive stuff all the time. Proof. Wait, really? A dinosaur skull? Huh, ok. Rich people, they buy crazy stuff and $10,000 to $17,000 is nothing to them. NOTHING!
Google’s project hosting service, Google Code, is shutting down. If you haven’t already moved your projects to GitHub, now might be the time to start the migration. Launched in 2006, Google Code has been operating in the shadow of GitHub for years and today the search giant announced that new project creation has been disabled. In August of this year, the site will become read-only. So you’ll no longer be able to update projects, but you will be able to read and view source code, issues and wikis. Finally, on January 25, 2016 the service will be shut down. After that,…
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Google’s project hosting service, Google Code, is shutting down. If you haven’t already moved your projects to GitHub, now might be the time to start the migration. Launched in 2006, Google Code has been operating in the shadow of GitHub for years and today the search giant announced that new project creation has been disabled. In August of this year, the site will become read-only. So you’ll no longer be able to update projects, but you will be able to read and view source code, issues and wikis. Finally, on January 25, 2016 the service will be shut down. After that,…
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Dropbox for Android is getting a bit more convenient today. The app has been updated with an in-app PDF viewer and the ability to search for text in documents. The PDF viewer works even if you’re offline (as long as the file has been downloaded to your device, of course). You can also share files directly from the preview, and they’ll automatically be added to your ‘Sent files’ folder. In-document search works for PDF, Word, and PowerPoint files to help you find exactly the information you’re looking for. The preview highlights all the places the word appears in the document. The…
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Medium, the minimalist blogging platform, is taking on WordPress and Squarespace with a simple but important new feature: custom domain support. Only for some lucky publishers, however. There are only four launch partners: New America, Midcentury Modern, Substance and The Nib. Still, you can expect other well known sites to be added soon. It’s unclear exactly how much Medium wants to open up custom domains to the public though. The company says it’s working out the kinks before a wider roll-out, and offers a form for publications interested in signing up for their own domain. On the other hand, the company ascertains…
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