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by Xlythe 13y ago
In the first case, you only know the AMOUNT. You can't undo transactions because you only have 1 object stored, the total amount. If you store DIFFERENCE, then you'll have a table of every transaction and can undo them individuall
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by Xlythe 13y ago
Lottery goes from April 8 - April 10th.
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by Xlythe 13y ago
Logging in to Dropbox kicked me out of my game, losing my progress. Is it possible to open the confirmation in a separate window or tab?
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by Xlythe 13y ago
I've lost access to my paid apps for the past 2 months (ongoing). According to Google Support, it's an issue affecting accounts used on rooted devices; that account will get a 403 error whenever attempting to download/update&
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Google bug causes users to lose all paid Android apps(support.google.com)
2 points by Xlythe 13y ago|1 comments
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by Xlythe 13y ago
From what I've read: It always disables access to contacts, location data, and the like. Apps, however, have their own saved state (say, your score in a game). The idea is they can selectively choose to run in Guest mode when incognito
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by Xlythe 14y ago
Does anyone know why it stops at 6999?
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by Xlythe 14y ago
There have been a few good web comics[1] and short videos[2] based around D&D. I can envision a D&D movie. [1] http://www.goblinscomic.com/06262005/ [2] http://www.urealms.com/content.php?150-Unforgotten-Realms-Ep...
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AIDE - An Android Java IDE that runs on Android Devices(play.google.com)
4 points by Xlythe 14y ago|0 comments
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by Xlythe 14y ago
There are puzzles where it's very easy to loop it forever, while not straying from the prepreinted numbers. It's more likely just the number of iterations. Here's an example where it loops up/down. It speeds up and then "burns out": https:
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by Xlythe 14y ago
It's probably easier to find bugs the deeper you get. There's the assumption that you're authorized, and fewer people get that deep so exploits come up less. It's far from ideal, but most of the issues are listed as low (2) or medium (2). O
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by Xlythe 14y ago
It's more of a trademark, isn't it? Like how you wouldn't want your company's logo plastered over a competitor's product, you don't want your competitor to copy its design and sell it right beside yours. It's a lesser evil, but by how much?
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by Xlythe 14y ago
But having 1 entity control such a large amount of supplies means that entity can control the market rate (they simply hold on to it or sell it as needed). National banks, like the Bank of Canada, already do this with their country's curren
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by Xlythe 14y ago
What is this company and what makes them special compared to, say, MySpace?
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by Xlythe 15y ago
I'm surprised. I thought Apple would have been the first to bring something like this to mobile since they already have a similar concept for laptops. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BnLbv6QYcA
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by Xlythe 15y ago
No, if you drop the number before the parenthesis you get 6/3, or 2. 6 ÷ 2 ( 1 + 2 ) 6 ÷ ( 1 + 2 ) 6 ÷ ( 3 ) 2
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Facebook is the model they had in mind when building Google+. The default circles were “Friends”, “Family”, “Acquaintances”, “Following”. The main method of recommendation was through your most contacted gmail contacts, a private form of co
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by Xlythe 15y ago
It's because Google+ was an attempt to appeal to the masses, not be a hackers cove. The benefit of real names is that people who know you offline can easily find you. They already know you by your given name and, because of Facebook and MyS
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Why not a startup that focuses on user-generated funding that releases movies into the public domain? In the age of digital media, everything is a fixed cost. Once the initial investment is paid for, distribution is free. Give producers, in
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Murdoch's right, the lobbyists are running Washington. His mistake was pointing out the wrong group. The tech industry's only spent 1/5th of what the entertainment industry is spending. http://maplight.org/content/72896
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by Xlythe 15y ago
The most addicting games I've played are the ones that deviate from the segmented, level-based gameplay seen in Angry Birds and Cut the Rope. You're competing in a saturated market against companies much larger than you. If you're determine
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Convicts sentenced lose a fraction of their rights, including the right to free speech. "Under Turner, prisoner communication may be monitored and regulated, and the content of the communication (i.e., the legal advice) makes no difference
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Isn't it up to the creators to fight for more compensation? We, as consumers, shouldn't be justifying our actions by picking up a fight we were never asked to join. We've provided the technology to circumvent the middlemen, proven its prefe
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by Xlythe 15y ago
I didnt notice it at first, the Easter Egg is in the beta tag: Walking directions are in beta. Use caution – One does not simply walk into Mordor. I laughed, then realized I misread, when I thought I saw 'This route has trolls.' Tolls. The
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Computers have had microphones as a standard for years. Typing has clearly won over voice for search on desktops and laptops. On handheld devices, where the keyboard isn't as easy to type on, voice might win out. Might. You broadcasting wha
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by Xlythe 15y ago
I got a different update pushed to my phone, with support for purchasing books from Google's newly released bookstore. It's still 3.1.5, though, with nothing else different.
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by Xlythe 15y ago
Is there anything like Codify on Android? Typing doesn't exactly sound like a pleasure, but dragging parts together like in Google's App Inventor seems like it could work. Something simple and polished so you can teach non-programmers ideas
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Google's Icecream Sandwich Event Live(ustream.tv)
17 points by Xlythe 15y ago|3 comments
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by Xlythe 15y ago
(Cheap) SMS was compared to (expensive per-minute) calling, as an example of a technology that caught on even though its use wasn't easy. (The phone keypad being unwieldy for typing long messages because every 3 letters is grouped with a si
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by Xlythe 15y ago
A QR Code and a simple mobile website, isn't that what the author is asking for? Stores or areas offering something to a crowd (Where sharing a physical code with everyone seems inefficient) can set up a WiFi network and redirect users to t

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