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by Xuzz 16y ago
Very interesting that webOS keeps showing up on top -- notifications, multitasking, openness, overall polish and design -- when it has almost zero market share. Hopefully HP can continue what Palm started and make the very nice a better com
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by Xuzz 16y ago
I believe PrivaCy supports Flurry, if nothing else works: http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.saurik.privacy
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by Xuzz 16y ago
I have what's at http://chpwn.com/apps , but I don't consider most of them enough of an "app" in the traditional sense. I put up "four", but that's just a random guesstimate of how much the work I've put in would translate into actual apps
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Somewhat ironic: AllBusiness, which is #25 on that list, has a relatively high-quality (non-content-farm) post that praises this exact change: http://www.allbusiness.com/technology/software-services-appl...
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by Xuzz 16y ago
As someone who, at one point, tried to write for Palm OS: wow, that must be awful.
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Ask HN and pg: Show subdomains for *.stackexchange.com?
1 points by Xuzz 16y ago|1 comments
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by Xuzz 16y ago
It's also used by Apple in all of their Cocoa and CoreFoundation code. An example from CoreFoundation would be their constant CFAllocator references: const CFAllocatorRef kCFAllocatorDefault; const CFAllocatorRef kCFAllocatorSyste
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Note that this isn't even all their private APIs: Just the private classes. They also use tons of undocumented, private APIs on public classes -- some of which are very useful.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
I think he's referring to TTNavigator, which is a really cool idea (and an idea I stole for my use in Cydia.mm, fwiw).
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by Xuzz 16y ago
I bet they're waiting for the iPad 2, and will price it to be competitive with whatever Apple announces.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Facebook did the same with friend requests. Actually denying a friend request is a 15-minute-long affair that, I would bet, almost nobody actually does. It works, though. "Not Now", most likely, has replaced "Deny Request" for good.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
That's section 4.3 of the guidelines, not iOS 4.3.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
I don't hand-code XIB files: I don't use XIB files. I do use Interface Builder for laying out a basic UI design, it's much better than sketching it by hand. But when it comes to code, it's much easier to have everything in once place. Overr
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Does anyone actually use Interface Builder for serious iPhone development? I find the lack of control it gives you infuriating, especially when the fix would be only a line or two of code. I've seen some larger projects that use it when loo
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by Xuzz 16y ago
They have one: it's called the iPod touch. http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch/
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by Xuzz 16y ago
I hate iTunes, but I've tried and failed to find a usable replacement on Linux. The best I found was Banshee, but the UI's not great and it's quite unstable :(.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
None, or almost none. I manage to read everything people send me, and reply to what needs replies.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
None, or almost none. I use Filters (or the equivalent in your email client) to file everything away.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
15 to 50: I can't always reply to everything important immediately, but I make sure I don't get too far behind.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
50 to 250: I reply to the important emails right away, but there's just too many to reply to them all.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
250 to 2,000: I read only what's important.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
2,000 or more: I'm close to declaring email bankruptcy. If it's really important, I'll read it and reply to it, but there's no chance I could even read everything I get.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Email Bankruptcy: I've declared email bankruptcy, sent out a message to re-send the email if it's still important, and I'll try and be better about replying quickly this time.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Other (explain in comment!)
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by Xuzz 16y ago
They know that they can't get the game they want because their phone isn't "new enough", when the game just depends on the Android 2.3 gaming improvements and could easily run on their hardware.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
(Somewhat unrelated, but: I'd never buy a Droid since Motorola refuses to allow me to install my own software, like a custom ROM.)
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Maybe they aren't evil and keeping it from you (not "releasing" it), instead, don't have a working version they could just press a button and release?
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by Xuzz 16y ago
This input device is, of course, your iPhone or iPod touch. The decent-ness of said device is questionable, however. (But, it'd be perfect for Angry Birds TV!)
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by Xuzz 16y ago
Maybe (read: very likely) that Apple TV on top of your television will become that game console reasonably soon.
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by Xuzz 16y ago
This is useless: task_for_pid() still works, and there's many public kernel extensions out there that just remove this feature entirely.

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