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by ajg1977 17y ago
While I applaud the move it seems like a bad idea to throw open your SDK to thousands of developers months before they can actually submit applications. It's likely thousands of applications will be submitted in a short time frame leading e
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by ajg1977 17y ago
Unfortunately our current veto-happy governor would sooner see benefits for children, the needy, and the poor cut to absolute zero before allowing past any policy that isn't staunchly conservative. If we're $26 billion in debt and he's stri
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by ajg1977 17y ago
I'm not sure what this guy is looking for. Regardless of whether the display is 6-bit, or just 8-bit that looks crap, you're still going to have a problem. Unless you're harboring a fantasy that Apple will give you a MacBook with a custom s
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by ajg1977 17y ago
Which is why, if you do any sizeable transactions with Paypal, you set up a separate checking/savings account and route your withdrawals through that. With most US banks it's super-easy to have multiple subaccounts and transfer money betwee
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Arnie to close California State Parks(themovechannel.com)
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by ajg1977 17y ago
Even if they use SSL to encrypt your credentials before sending to Google, and keep your credentials encrypted on their server, they must surely have the ability to decrypt them at will...?
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by ajg1977 17y ago
"Nothing that pointed to a fundamental flaw in the design of Native Client". No, just many flaws in the implementation that allowed unverified code to be run and make sys calls. Seems like quite a disingenuous statement.
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by ajg1977 17y ago
It's an unfortunate restriction but it is definitely not a "recent change" as the article suggests. It was in their T&C's at least six months ago, I recall seeing it while prototyping an iPhone app that used the Amazon API for some thin