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If there is a lot of work to do, then that's a good thing - it offers a place where RIM's engineers can provide value to the android platform that you can't get anywhere else. It might take time, but considering that BB10 isn't arriving any
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14y ago
Plus, if you're trying to get new people to use your language, having a complex toolchain is going to scare them off. "Hey kid, first one's free"
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14y ago
One of the big things that Apple got amazingly right was the App Store install process. From a Linux perspective it's mostly an evolution, but for the mainstream customer that has had to deal with Windows installers it's unreal how easy it
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14y ago
The mobile device org from top to bottom must still be smarting from the touchpad.
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14y ago
No SD card slot? Urgh. 8/16GB is not a lot of room, especially for a tablet that is not going to be online all the time.
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14y ago
I don't know, this one isn't that great and I prefer the music app after using this one casually this afternoon on the way home. The download model doesn't seem as neat as the itunes separation. I keep current on my podcasts on my desktop,
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14y ago
Export laws seem like security theater - it doesn't actually help, and only catches honest people. If you're from a country that is embargoed, and you need computing power for some nefarious reason, I'm certain you'll find a way. Going to
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14y ago
If you grab the source video yourself you can demux the audio using ffmpeg (I've done this for some live performances that I wanted to listen to offline).
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14y ago
I think the larger issue is that any iPads purchased in the future may not be compatible with this software.
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14y ago
Are you really implying that Apple's end-to-end ownership of their product has little to do with their success?
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14y ago
It would be nice if I could get Google Reader to do this. Push everything as a single update, once a day. That way I could get my RSS fix and have zero temptations of looking at it. Then again, I could just have more self control. But ev
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14y ago
Speaking of Cutler, if you haven't read it, I highly recommend the book "Show Stopper!", which describes the early days of Windows NT. http://www.amazon.com/Show-Stopper-Breakneck-Generation-Micr...
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14y ago
Someone on reddit started a business very much like this: http://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/sblc6/from_an_... Product site: http://www.maidsinblack.com/
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14y ago
Now that would be magical - visit a website and start making comments, after a period of time it'd create an account for you with no input at all. Now, visit it from a different browser or computer and make another comment - it would log yo
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14y ago
Me too. I'd be really interested to hear their story. Has anyone been involved with fixing a system that would have been provably broken by stuff like this (and other things like Y2K)? Bonus points if you were working on critical public i
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14y ago
It sounds like there's room for someone with appstore submission experience to offer a service with a faster turnaround and official submission guarantees (i.e., we'll review your app in a day, give you feedback, and if we say it's good and
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14y ago
My daughter is 3 and she enjoys the coloring apps on my iPhone. We have a few that I downloaded for free, one was on sale, one has IAP and one is ad-supported. The ad-supported one shows ads in a separate "pick your color" UI and I'm happy
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14y ago
Happy Birthday! Thanks for writing :) I have to say, A Woman's Story[1] is a favorite of mine. It's incredible to hear about a woman overcoming such odds in an industry that still, 60 years later, has a gender gap. To discover that it's a
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There's definitely a human component that is missing from this process.
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That question sort of bothered me - I have no idea how big a tree is, and even if I saw one, I have no reference for how many feet it is without doing some fairly exhaustive mathematics (and at the scale of "largest redwood", I'd likely be
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It'd be interesting to read about how Glazunov & Pinkie Pie figured all this out. What did they try that worked, what didn't work, how long did they spend on this, what tools did they use?
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FB seems like the lowest-bar when it comes to usability. Most people have a facebook account, and are familiar with the "app needs your permissions" flow. I'm not familiar with how you write a web-app to use FB authentication - how much do
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14y ago
How far down the rabbit hole would you have to go before you find a connection from a .gov machine? Or do nation-state malware programmers maintain a strict no-contact policy to keep the government's hands clean? I suppose we'll never know
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EHarmony confirms its members' passwords were posted online, too
(arstechnica.com)
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> Far less likely is that someone could be trying to discover/exploit a timing attack on the forgotten password generation algorithm. Didn't somebody do that already?
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On that topic, does anyone know how these things work? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Magic-Gel-Reusable-Hand-Warmer/dp/B0... I've seen them in person and they're remarkable if you've never encountered them before.
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14y ago
We need a "wasmylinkedinpasswordleaked.com" with <h1>yes</h1> as the content.
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14y ago
Like others have stated, you should assume your password hash was leaked anyway. Change it first, then put in the old password into this tool for curiosity's sake.
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My autogenerated password was in the list, and not cracked. I've changed it anyway on linkedin.
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14y ago
If people are finding their unique password's hashes in the database, that's pretty damning evidence that a security breach has occurred.
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