Alphasite_

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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   i've found i prefer angular + ui-router to plain old angular routing, it makes the views much easier to handle. That said, i could never put enough time into ember to really understand it.
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   Well, Amazon et. al, but your point still stands.
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   And the source for Doom 3 BFG was released and that was not long after release at all, and it has components for the newer unreleased in it as well.
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   Both companies cross licence all patents iirc.
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   For applications, that should be somewhat more acceptable than for standard web pages (and to a lesser extent apps) and it won't need to be updated particularly frequently either.
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   Yes, but it runs counter to his own implication that more freedom -> higher quality, which is what he was pointing out.
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   I don't think thats how it works, at least not at the moment. I'm pretty sure its designed specifically or cable, so only supports a limited subset of networks. Unless of course there is a branded adaptor for each network. Since w
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   Ah, but PC game retail prices are much lower than on consoles, which is why most people tolerate the insanely restrictive Steam licensing conditions. Frankly, if they took licensing condition form anyone, i wish they'd stolen it form
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   by Alphasite_ 13y ago

   IF you had it hooked up to something like heroku, then it could be pretty useful, not the best option, but still useful sometimes.
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    The lion beta was a nightmare as well. I have never seen an os with that many kernel panics (definitely not custom driver related), lag and just random flakiness. And safari was just in a league of its own - although I do miss the tabs on
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    Its always been possible, in the past (and now - i believe) you just need to enter dfu mode first, then restore it.
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    Sony did a terrible job advertising it, but PlayTV filled exactly the same role that this fills, and had dvr functionality, along with the same eternal hardware required requirements. Im surprised that they haven't done something simil
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    I know its a little odd, but im hoping they take design cues from the password entry screen on the iPad, thats is by far and away my preferred aesthetic for the OS. Its pretty much perfect for its job, visually attractive, simple, unclutter
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    Shouldn't that be /8? So around 6k per month.
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    It looks like there could be a lot of interesting things on the horizon: Watchfaces augmented with data from the internet Remote controls for internet connected devices Multi-player Pebble games 4sq/Facebook/Yelp Check-in
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    Yeah, exactly the same here, but i managed to dodge that, my red only arrived a couple of days ago and its lovely.
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    AI?
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    Poor software can be as dangerous as poor food. And there is, Professional tools, eg Paint -> Pixelmator -> Photoshop (features more than UI, but you get the point).
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    I think this is the case for nearly every technology, new, or old, and although they wouldn't be amiss to mention it, 60% is a lot better than a lot of other techniques which get mentioned here.
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    by Alphasite_ 13y ago

    Isn't that the entire problem? They neither know its there, or what it is.
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    Another option is to use a version of Pyglet from the main repository on googlecode. Thats been updated to avoid the Avbin problems and add OSX 64 bit support.
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    I think he meant this figure "1,019,672,546 USD".
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    It is.
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    Heres a couple: http://www.physics.uq.edu.au/people/foster/postscript.html http://tog.acm.org/resources/RTNews/html/rtnv6n2.html
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    There is a pedestrian only road, but at the moment its tied to the university as a plopable. But a developer mentioned that he would have a look at it.
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    Yep, one of the developers mentioned that everything is verified server side, but the temporary offline mode indicates that its not that important.
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    University Of Glasgow as well, and this (rather incomplete) list from your own website, http://wiki.python.org/moin/SchoolsUsingPython#United_Kingdo... .
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    How exactly does this work, if they don't have access to the original? > 8. Our service may automatically delete a piece of data you upload or give someone else access to where it determines that that data is an exact duplicate of origi
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    by Alphasite_ 14y ago

    There are 2 opinions that i can see. If you have the sidebar enabled, you get what seems (at least superficially) to be close to the old iTunes interface, with CMD + N for new lists, etc. If you have it disabled, then you can use the column