Zev

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by Zev 17y ago
I've got an iPod Touch, so I don't really think I'm in your target audience here, but here's some random thoughts that popped into my head, based on your Flickr screenshots: For all views: * Are you sure you don't want default status
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by Zev 17y ago
How could you make Life into "more of a game"? Let two people make figures and hope they move in the general direction of one another to "fight"?
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by Zev 17y ago
There already are a number of iPhone implementations of Conways game of Life: http://ax.search.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa... Reading the reviews, its not really a hit; people don't always seem to get the game.
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by Zev 17y ago
Unfortunately there is no good alternative to Firebug, since it's been so great for so long no one has felt the need to make a compelling rival What about Safari's Web Inspector?
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by Zev 17y ago
If I gave off a sense of entitlement, thats the last thing I feel, concerning FF. However, I don't feel like its that big of an expectation to want software that works well. Am I mistaken here? Or did you mistake my responding to a dev aski
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by Zev 17y ago
Whoops, wrong version. You're right, it was FF3 that didn't change the color at all. Sorry about that mixup. In FF 3.5, it just makes the background tab bar color the same color as the foreground Cocoa titlebar color. So it's still irritati
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by Zev 17y ago
For starters, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=472271 To continue, how FF never looks like its in the background (the tab bar color never changes, for example) — actually, scratch that, the app itself doesn't look or act like
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by Zev 17y ago
http://itunes.com/app/AppName works. Case insensitive, remove spaces if necessary.
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by Zev 17y ago
Looking at sales reports for an app I work on, Apple has only charged a negative amount for the 70% that we would have made from the app, not the full 100% of the price.
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by Zev 17y ago
There are advancements here, such as EFI. All Intel Mac's use EFI now.
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by Zev 17y ago
Because people who don't want to pay for apps have no problems paying AT&T for extra bandwidth usage?
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by Zev 17y ago
Serial numbers are not used, UDID's are. UDID's are used in provisioning profiles, so developers can send apps out to beta testers that can be installed ad hoc.
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by Zev 17y ago
This sounds remarkably like what Twitter gets used for during major conferences. I know its what I used it for during WWDC, at least.
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by Zev 17y ago
Erm, might I suggest you reread what I said here, in this particular thread. Which amounted to saying that not all Mibbit users know or care much about IRC. Which is a very silly thing to be taking offense to, let alone demand to be prove
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by Zev 17y ago
Oh. Thanks for explaining. I didn't mean to imply that mibbit users are retarded. Just that they don't quite know (or care?) as much about IRC as other people do.
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by Zev 17y ago
Given there are thousands of IRC networks around, < 500 supporting the protocol is a drop in the sea. And many IRCD's need a plugin that doesn't come standard for it. Hardly out of the box. And by non-stanard, I simply meant it wasn't i
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by Zev 17y ago
I've actually spoken to several users who found that to be true. Even if silly, from the point of view of someone who knows what IRC is. Which is far from everyone. //edit: don't care much about karma, but I am curious as to how pointing
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by Zev 17y ago
Sorry, but I have to disagree with you completely and stand beside Freenode's decision. As someone who is an ircop on another network with a few thousand users that also blocks Mibbit, abuse is not a red herring at all. The last time Mibb
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by Zev 17y ago
I don't see this ad in Safari 4 on Mac.
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by Zev 17y ago
* They haven't yet gone after people who jailbreak their phones* I like how you can predict the future... How else do you know what a company is going to do, before the company does it?
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by Zev 17y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here. I mentioned the iPhone Dev Portal, and code-level issues having problems solved, not that the App Store was magically fixed with 5 minutes of talking to an engineer.
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by Zev 17y ago
Indeed. IIRC, even Stump the Experts was covered by NDA this year — and that definitely doesn't cover anything new.
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by Zev 17y ago
But they act like jerks. With the exception of the session that is mentioned in this article, I'm going to have to disagree. To counter with my own anecdote in here, I work on a few apps (mac and iphone) and every time I went down to a la
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by Zev 17y ago
I guess its incorrect to assume someone might have something legitimately nowadays? :\
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by Zev 17y ago
OS X wasn't a complete rewrite. It was a "Our rewrite is going to hell, lets buy a new OS to use." Go look up the history of Copland from Apple, its mildly interesting.
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by Zev 17y ago
Xcode is doing decently well too... And TextMate or CSSEdit or Coda or Espresso or BBEdit... The "Open source killed closed source" argument doesn't really apply to Mac OS X. Sure, there's Smultron or MacVim or Aquamacs, but they're not rea
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by Zev 17y ago
Holding down the option key at boot will let you select what OS to boot, no need to mess withs omething thats hacky like rEFIt...
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by Zev 17y ago
Anonymously non-anonymous in knowing who contributed? Still seems Orwellian..
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by Zev 17y ago
I just used EZ 7z ( http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19139 ) to do it for me. No need to tarnish my system with MacPorts.
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by Zev 17y ago
This assumes a number of things, including: That everyone who visits mininova (or any other torrent site) will download a tv show, that every unique visitor amounts to a unique person (iirc, dynamic IP's are quite popular among .au ISP's)

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