Have you tried Google or the AWS documentation? What you are asking for is the bare-bones most basic use case. They even have services setup to make this kind of thing easier, like the Simple Workflow Service, Messaging Service and Simple Que Service.

high-level introduction to workflow service:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazonswf/latest/developerguide/swf-dg-intro-to-swf.html

recipes using workflow service:
http://aws.amazon.com/code/2535278400103493

And apparently it's part of their mission to make it as hard as possible to decide for myself the individual apps I would purchase or get value from as well. It's amazing what people will put up with when you're first to market.

These sites were great 5 years ago...

Did a lot of research on the architecture of iPhone before I was willing to buy it. I don't see any other architecture going as far to reduce battery life, or provide a secure environment. I would like that the iPhone allowed the user more control over apps though, like being able to restrict individual app's access to certain resources.

Until then, I'm ok with *taking* that power from the phone, through jailbreaking, but I'd rather that it was built in instead. Apple should allow those of us who are capable of making our own decisions about what software we run to do so.

These kinds of resolutions are little more than a battery drain for developers. I suppose if you're a designer of some type, it could be a good option (over a desktop) but saying 10809 is not high-res because some other laptop has higher resolution doesn't make it true.

Thanks for lowering my IQ by 10%

Extremely capable of selling ARM Cortex chips to misinformed hobbyists.

It can run open source software like Linux so it's practically Paul Revere. It today's Misinformation Economy, that means it's a hot start-up in the trillion-dollar emerging-market of overpriced-yet-cheaply-manufactured-junk-of-dubious-value-with-tons-of-positive-press set to emerge as the chief export of 1st world nations everywhere.

Thanks, My blog is now open source as well!

and the way Google does this is by moving processing to the client but maintaining control of the APIs. Which raises the question, in my mind, exactly what value is Google providing that you can't get from existing open APIs and platforms? Seems like the only thing they are "providing" is an expectation in your clients that you support Chrome only, and an API that is guaranteed to break and need maintenance in the near future.

> single payer healthcare system would have been the solution of the left.

This conversation again? I thought 2009 was years ago...

Single payer would never pass within the political environment of the time.

>at the memory controller.

Of course, this is disregarding everything else about the TZ stack..

Mods: please remove this thread and hell-ban future instances of "pun threads".

You forgot that Rasberry Pi uses TrustZone technology, so it's not just about growing the tech sector, it's also about extending control.

Challenged power (and lost)