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MobileMe shutdown broke Cocoa Touch Netcast
(cocoatouchnetcast.com)
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Exactly, "collecting", not "having".
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Amazon is in a much superior position than Google in this competition. They didn't gain significance because of better tablet product or ad monetization; they are significant because of all the credit card information in their database befo
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"Twitter’s applications programming interface (API), the source code that allows the developers to have access to user account information and Tweets." "Until Favstar came along in 2009, the Twitter star was a little-used and largely ignore
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14y ago
The Author seems legit, here's a list of his open-source-related writings prior to 2010: http://www.pcauthority.com.au/Author/146235,nebojsa-novakovi...
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14y ago
This is the Python equivalence of phantom.js, which provides a programming interface for testing rendered web pages without the overhead of actually opening up a browser (a la Selenium).
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14y ago
Maybe you should consider that a Ubuntu problem...I use Arch and only one additional package is required.
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Their tag line is Linux Laptop that "just works". What does that imply about Linux? What's even sadder is that the implication is not even true. Linux these days not only "just works", but has more functionality out of the box than a stock
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14y ago
I want Game of Thrones on airplane trips.
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I bet this has something to do with some mighty Oracle DBA.
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In this specific case, the character is the last name of the former President of China and chairman of the Communist Party, Jiang Zemin(江泽民, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiang_Zemin )
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14y ago
Now available on Arch Linux via AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=59624
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14y ago
To me this seems very tea-leaf-reading-ish. Specifically, some people tried to boil down the popularity of each programming language with a number (the tea leaf). Then the OP simply looks at those numbers, points at some related events and
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An Android shop in China
(twitter.com)
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Jeffery Zeldman gave Dan an interview on the latest episode of his show (#70, http://5by5.tv/bigwebshow/70 ), coincidence?
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14y ago
The strength of PhoneGap & Co is the ease of rapid prototype-production cycling and the flexibility in UI construction empowered by CSS3/HTML5. This guy clearly took it as "a way to avoid native framework". Interesting how one can make
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I sincerely hope Oracle win this one. Then the world will have no more excuse to continue using Java.
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Why the dependency for Python?
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15y ago
Too little, too late.
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Batman failed in China
(edition.cnn.com)
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SOPA goes to the house tomorrow
(boingboing.net)
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15y ago
So, instead of looking into the matter emperically, you argue that so and so said it and you believe in those people and therefore anyone with opposite opinion must be wrong, regardless of what they say? Trolls do what trolls do. ps. I agre
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15y ago
I don't know much about PHP, what's wrong with it regarding templating?
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I stared using Ubuntu as primary desktop system from 7.04 and switched to Arch+KDE when Unity came out as the default UI. I don't have any issue with a distro refining the user experience, trying to appeal to a more general market. However,
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On Branching: A Non-linear Approach To Preserving The Project History
(blog.danmarner.com)
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