Geolocation is the process of determining your location on Earth. Although the concept of geolocation is often connected with GPS, there is more than one way to determine your location when you are on the Internet. For example, your Internet address (IP address) can be used to determine roughly where you are, even without the more advanced methods of geolocation.
This issue happens not only in my app but also in Opera mini, browsing Sandcastle. As far as I know it only happens on Androids excluding Chrome. My Mac and iPad didn't occurred this issue.
I believe this will happen easily. If you have an Android device and downloaded Opera mini and opened Sandcastle, while swiping the map and while your finger is still following the display, with your other hand tap the overview button and go back to Opera mini and you will get the awkward map. And if you're running my test code, I think the log will let you know what's happening.
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Steps
1. Put your device on the table and keep both your hands free.
2. Open Sandcastle with 'Opera mini' and show the globe enough large, to be able to drag from the left to the right of the view.
3. Start dragging from the left toward the right.
4. When your finger is to reach about the center, push the 'overview' button with your other hand.
5. After the screen switched to the 'overview' then end dragging. And go back to 'Opera mini'.
6. Try to drag again and it's it.
If pasting my code or opening the url Omar has prepared, the log from cesium should look odd.
We dug around in our statistics and found out that, on average, each Opera Mini user across the globe saved 90 megabytes of data in July 2016. And do you know what you can do with an extra 90MB every month?
Opera Mini continued to impress mobile Web surfers across the globe, crossing 500 million in daily page-views worldwide. The large number of page-views proves that Opera Mini users find surfing the mobile Web faster and easier compared to other embedded browsers on their mobile phones.
Opera Limited (OPRA) is the Norway-based developer of Opera web browsers for desktop and mobile, offering Android and iOS versions. They also offer Opera Mini, which is a lightweight version of Opera Browser for slower internet connections and data suppression, and the Opera News content platform. With operations across Europe, Africa, and Asia, the Opera browser is the everyday choice of more than 350 million users.
after a ton of mails and chat support, unfortunately, globe can't do sh*t about it. I opted for a refund, which I still didn't get. disappointing service. Now I'm using DragonPay/BDO and I've had no problems whatsoever.
Google search begun hijacking URLs that I enter into the search bar of my Opera browser (v62, August 2019). I want to know, when you enter a URL into the browser search bar, how to stop Google Search jumping in and treating the URL as a search term (a 'G' symbol appears in the address bar before the URL), instead of Opera just directing you to the URL's webpage (where a 'globe' symbol should appear before the URL).
Established in 1965, the Apprentice Program for Theatre Technicians is an intermediate to advanced training program offering instruction and practical experience in stage operations, properties, audio/video, costumes, production/music services, wigs and makeup, electrics and scenic art. Among the first of its kind in America, now more than 3,500 aspiring technicians have participated in the internationally recognized program. Former technical apprentices have gone on to careers as professional technicians and designers for both stage and film work; others work in production at opera, theater and ballet companies worldwide. Many name the program as an essential step in their careers and more than half of the Santa Fe Opera production staff are former Santa Fe Opera technical apprentices. In recent Santa Fe Opera seasons, former technical apprentice Shawna Lucey returned to direct The Pearl Fishers and former technical apprentice JAX Messenger made his Santa Fe Opera debut as the Lighting Designer for Cos fan tutte.
Why: Since its founding in 1957, the Santa Fe Opera has been committed to advancing the careers of the next generation of operatic talent through its renowned Apprentice Program for Singers and Apprentice Program for Theater Technicians. Both programs provide the highest level of training and professional connections for the aspiring singers and theater technicians who represent the future of the art form. To support Songs for the Future, individuals should visit the Santa Fe Opera website and select Songs for the Future from the dropdown menu. The Santa Fe Opera will gratefully recognize all gifts of $250 or more received before February 19 in the Songs for the Future video credits. Gifts are fully tax-deductible and will directly support the 2021 Apprentice Programs.
The Phantom of the Opera is a 1990 American two-part television miniseries directed by Tony Richardson and starring Charles Dance in the title role. It is adapted from Arthur Kopit's book from his stage musical Phantom, which is based loosely on Gaston Leroux's 1910 novel.[2]
The Phantom of the Opera is a disfigured musician named Erik who lives below the Opra Garnier in Paris. He has a large part in managing each performance until his friend Gerard Carriere is dismissed. The new manager Choleti refuses to listen to warnings about the "ghost" who haunts the opera house, even when the wardrobe man goes into the depths of the opera house and is killed.
Finding out Christine has been living in the Opera, Carlotta blackmails Christine into telling her about her vocal coach. When Carlotta informs her husband that Christine's teacher is the Phantom, Choleti gives Christine the female lead of the opera Faust; he is working with the police to capture the Phantom. Carlotta gives Christine a drink that weakens her voice during the performance. The audience boos and Erik is enraged. He cuts through the ropes holding the chandelier and drops it on the audience, then abducts Christine to his underground lair.
The Phantom discovers Carlotta was behind Christine's voice problems and dumps rats on her, driving her insane. Carriere pleads with him to let Christine go, but Erik refuses. He insists that the world above is not fit for her and believes that in time she will love him. Carriere goes to Christine and urges her to get out. He tells her the story of Erik's past and of Erik's mother, a great singer named Belladova to whom she bears a resemblance. Belladova gave birth to him below the opera house, and Erik has lived there his entire life. Christine refuses to leave without talking to Erik.
She asks Erik to show her his face promising him that she would be able to look at him with love and acceptance, as his mother once did. When he does unmask, she faints. In the midst of an anguished breakdown, Erik locks her in one of his chambers. Christine escapes, and Carriere and the Count take her from the Opera House. Christine is stricken with guilt and begs Phillipe to take her back. The Comte agrees and he and Christine approach Choleti about singing that night. Choleti secretly arranges to have police planted throughout the opera house.
He later heard that the network was in the market for a miniseries, so he sent them a copy of his script. "I had to convince them that I wasn't following on the heels of Lloyd Webber's success," he said. "But once I was able to do that, it wasn't difficult to help them see the potential of this interesting, unusual love story."[3]
The miniseries won two Emmy Awards out of five nominations in 1990 for Outstanding Art Direction and Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Miniseries or a Special.[4] It was also nominated for two Golden Globe Awards in 1991 for Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television and Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television (Burt Lancaster).[5]
People critic David Hiltbrand gave the film a score of B+ and said "Director Tony Richardson has mounted a sumptuous, stately version of this oft-told epic melodrama, far surpassing the previous TV version with Maximilian Schell and Jane Seymour in 1983. But Lon Chaney must be spinning in his grave, seeing what a rakish romantic his ghoulish Phantom has become over the years." Hiltbrand praised that Burt Lancaster "lends his usual air of refined dignity, and Charles Dance makes an elegant Phantom. But the real zest is provided by Ian Richardson and Andrea Ferreol, who bring great comic verve to the roles of the pompous popinjay of an opera director and his deluded diva of a wife."[7]
Opera submits Opera Mini browser to Apple App Store
Web browser developer Opera Software announced they had designed an iPhone compatible version of their popular Opera Mini web browser back in February. The third party app is said to be up to six times faster than Apple's default iPhone browser, Safari, and provides savings for iPhone users who travel the globe by reducing their roaming browsing costs by up to 90 percent. But until this week, Opera still hadn't submitted the browser to the strict vetoing processes in the App Store. "Hopefully, Opera Mini will pass muster and it will be the beginning of the browser revolution for the iPhone - or, at very least, we'll have two browsers to choose from" wrote Read Write Web's Mike Melanson. 0852c4b9a8
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