YooLi

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by YooLi 16y ago
You can still download XCode 3.2 free. Think of it as the equivalent of the Express Edition for VS.
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by YooLi 16y ago
The data on the magnetic stipe isn't encrypted, just encoded. There is no exploited vector. No one has cracked anything. You can read all about the encoding used and implement your own card reader with just a little Googling. You aren't
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by YooLi 16y ago
"This whole "but you can do it on the black market for $20!" argument is, pardon the Latin, fucking ridiculous." Nice way to add 'black market' in there to try to dismiss a valid point. You can get card readers from legitimate businesses.
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by YooLi 16y ago
Dear non-US writers: This article is specifically about US smartphones. "Google Android Captures #1 Position in U.S. Smartphone Market"
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by YooLi 16y ago
It's because all Android has done is blurred the line between smart phone and feature phone. It's Android phones now that are the free and BOGO phones and that's exactly what Google wants--a base out there that they cannot be excluded from
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by YooLi 16y ago
"But with declining market share puts those profits in severe danger in the future." What declining market share?
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by YooLi 16y ago
Yes, it has to be that. It can't be that they are the best tool for the job.
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by YooLi 16y ago
It's $200 on the Xoom.
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by YooLi 16y ago
Apple has never advertised the RAM on an iPhone, iPod, or iPad version.
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by YooLi 16y ago
"3) Users should be able to trust everything in a curated app store, or else there's not much point to those 30% fees." Isn't the appeal of Google's app store that it isn't curated? Anyone can sign up and submit anything. And Apple has neve
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by YooLi 16y ago
Out of curiosity, can you name some of the legitimate businesses that were affected? I thought the algo only targeted content farms and sites that regurgitated other peoples content.
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The Xoom browser is not ready for prime-time, even for HTML4(sencha.com)
19 points by YooLi 16y ago|1 comments
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by YooLi 16y ago
I disagree. When I enter just a product name, I am looking for the product. When I want reviews, I append 'reviews' to the product name. I would venture to guess that I am not the only one expecting it to work that way if that's the way G
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by YooLi 16y ago
I believe that was the whole point of the 'Back to the Mac' introduction to Lion from a few months ago--bringing iOS back to the Mac.
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by YooLi 16y ago
He can plug it into the new Thunderbolt plug with a simple adapter. Thunderbolt is already compatible with USB and Firewire.
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Motorola Xoom to ship without Flash for battery reasons?(daringfireball.net)
2 points by YooLi 16y ago|0 comments
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by YooLi 16y ago
Those are only domestic. If you want international, though still not as many countries as Apple, it would be 3.9% + $0.30 or thirty-four cents on the .99 example.
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Apple takes 30%, Amazon took 70%(thesmallwave.com)
2 points by YooLi 16y ago|3 comments
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by YooLi 16y ago
What is "housing advice"?
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by YooLi 16y ago
Hmm... So if I want to have $0.99 payments, it will cost me 32% to go with paypal or 26% to go with setting up my own merchant account, and both are only for domestic payments. Suddenly Apple's 30% for payments from ~100 countries sounds
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by YooLi 16y ago
"...I thought it might be worth discussing as it relates to the Apple marketplace restrictions." How exactly? Not everything has to do with Apple.
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by YooLi 16y ago
Look around, the future is here.
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by YooLi 16y ago
But they are marketing your app by marketing the platform. Those commercials you see with catchy tunes and hands swiping and flicking apps, those make people want an iOS device to run apps. Everything Apple does is to make consumers want
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by YooLi 16y ago
"... they will need to give Apple 30% of their subscription revenue for all customers that want to access SalesForce via mobile." Wow, a huge post based on this flawed understanding. It isn't 30% of every customer that accesses the mobile a
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by YooLi 16y ago
People buy Apple because they like the way they work in comparison to everything else. Since a lot of people seem to be buying Apple devices, by extension does that mean a lot of people don't understand the internet?
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And how did those apps get on your phone? That's the infrastructure part. Those apps can be sold in 100+ countries around the world with payments processed and on a platform that Apple is selling with catchy commercials and by ensuring a
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by YooLi 16y ago
That's easy, you don't develop an app to sell on iPhones.
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by YooLi 16y ago
By everyone I meant all parties involved, not every single person in the entire world (that would be a ridiculous statement): Apple: benefits by having exclusive apps of a quality standard they can determine where the platform and the sto
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by YooLi 16y ago
You are mixing two things up. Selling apps and selling goods with in-app purchases. Apple restricts the app market because it adds value to their platform (for everyone). As for in-app purchases [what this whole discussion is about] you c
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by YooLi 16y ago
Perhaps you should actually read the Amazon terms first: "By our General Pricing rule, you must always ensure that the item price and total price of an item you list on Amazon.com are at or below the item price and total price at which you

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