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Since version 1.4.0, Rubys Bundler has allowed you to specify a number of --jobs to run concurrently, speeding up gem dependency installationCONTENT
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Mobile Search to Overtake Desktop Searches. Wednesday, 8 June 2011. More web searches will be completed on mobile phones than on desktop computers by the year 2013 as Australians increasingly embrace smartphones, according to Google. The global popularity of mobile internet usage is rising at a pace that is eight times faster than take-up of desktop internet during its infancy in the mid-1990s.