Kerrick

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by Kerrick 14y ago
Again, abandonware does not justify pirating Photoshop, a product that is constantly updated by a very active company.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Visually, it reminds me quite a bit of an Android game called Gyro. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.submachine....
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by Kerrick 14y ago
According to their meta description tag, "Parse is a complete technology stack to power your mobile app's backend." According to their SDK Introduction, "The Parse platform provides a complete backend solution for your mobile application. O
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Gecko is also open source, and the same Webkit-only mindset that breaks new Trident (IE10) and Presto (Opera) also breaks Gecko (Firefox).
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Straight Talk and Net 10 Sim are both great. You buy a SIM card, and then every month pay $45-50 for unlimited service. I think they use AT&T's network.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
http://giving.github.com/
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Ask HN: What's a good dev laptop for outdoor use?
1 points by Kerrick 14y ago|0 comments
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> I'm guessing that the Kindle Fire has deliberately been shown all in black (with the bg the same colour as the bezel) You need to calibrate your monitor. The screen shown on the Fire is dark grey, but not black. I can clearly see whe
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Did you entirely miss "simply select Restart from the shutdown menu" in those instructions?
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Native Client is the next hope for Python, Ruby, etc. in the browser. Much better than trying to compile an existing language to JavaScript. https://developers.google.com/native-client/
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by Kerrick 14y ago
The case study in the article spends about $600 per month, mostly on food. That's my entire monthly budget, and my life is stationery, stable, and legal. With it, I buy: rent and utilities ($400) living with two roommates in a poor part of
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Oh come on, iOS and Android are both "advanced" operating systems. You may be able to argue which is "most advanced," but they are both certainly advanced.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Or, it may give store owners an incentive to give Coke more shelf space, so consumers can see more names at once.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> Is this the standard we want? I'd say so, yes. Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innocent_until_proven_guilty
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by Kerrick 14y ago
They may not have a responsive site because they want to "show off" that the iPad and iPhone browsers are powerful enough to display fancy full-size sites, along with encouraging first-time users to pinch or double tap to zoom.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
He means to ask if you can turn off text justification and have a ragged edge. The answer is no, at least on my Kindle Keyboard 3G running v3.3 of the Kindle Firmware.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
From the reddit comments -- I'm surprised nobody on Hacker News brought this up before reddit! > Mobile app developer here... It was probably rejected because all it is is a web page wrapped in an app. > > 2.12 Apps that are n
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Another site I've seen in the wild Built with Bootstrap that was quite difficult to tell at first pass was Bright Nest. http://brightnest.com/ The Missouri Department of Conservation's E-Testing service for Hunter's Education also uses a
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Microsoft's UX Guidelines (HIG) for Windows 8 Metro/Modern Style Apps(msdn.microsoft.com)
2 points by Kerrick 14y ago|0 comments
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> offline access is a really important part of the mobile user experience Yes, it is. That's why HTML5 has the cache manifest [1]. With that, you don't need a connection on an HTML5 web app if you wouldn't need one on an installed nativ
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by Kerrick 14y ago
What does rule 5a, "Tweets that are grouped together into a timeline should not be rendered with non-Twitter content. e.g. comments, updates from other networks," mean for Gwibber and other desktop social clients?
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by Kerrick 14y ago
You're right. If you know the first and last name of either the bride or the groom, and the store at which they registered, you can access their registry. This is by design--stores want it to be easy to find what the B&G want, because t
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by Kerrick 14y ago
I hate to bring that site up, but 4chan's recent overhaul was a move to HTML5 and CSS from table-based design for that very reason. HN Discussion on it: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3902976
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Most jQuery Plugins don't explain what jQuery is. Why should a RubyMotion Library be responsible for explaining what rubyMotion is? At most, Formotion they should link the word "RubyMotion" in their headmast to the RubyMotion project websit
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by Kerrick 14y ago
I've got a Logitech K800 and an IBM Model M. I prefer the IBM Model M, but the K800 is the only thin, wireless, backlit keyboard that I've found that's still pleasant to type on after getting used to an IBM.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Don't remove the word "fuck." If you must, provide a censored alternative, but the "fuck" helps things like this grow popular. See: http://whatthefuckhasobamadonesofar.com/ versus the PG version: http://whattheheckhasobamadonesofar.com/
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by Kerrick 14y ago
While it sucks that any legitimate site had to go through this, I'm it was LendInk and not Lendle.me that got the brunt of this. I have a bunch of lend credits on the latter, but have never used the former.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
They already have done this, though. They have had PC Gamer Magazine and a making-of Portal interactive on the Steam Store for months.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Wouldn't the Wheezy feature freeze a few weeks back mean that this wouldn't apply in Stable until Debian Jesse, not Wheezy?
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> all the Amazon breach did was give the attacker the last 4 digits of a card, which is not super private anyway. Precisely. Go to any mall, restaurant, or shopping center in the U.S. and you're bound to find at least one discarded rece

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