barumrho

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   Money and the Crisis of Civilization(realitysandwich.com)

   3 points by barumrho 15y ago|0 comments
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   As far as I know, scroll bars do not disappear for third party mice, but they do if you are using Apple's trackpad or magic mouse.
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   I guess that could work if mail clients don't have timeouts for images. I still can't imagine how they would detect deletion though.
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   How do they determine engagement time or whether the email was deleted?
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   I have not figured out how to sync my calendar and contacts in sync with iCloud and Google. Hopefully this app will solve that problem.
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   Do a lot of developers use Ubuntu nowadays? When Ubuntu first came along, I was a Linux user, and I tried Ubuntu on a few different occasions, but I never liked it mostly for the same reasons why people seem to be complaining. It just felt
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   But, Apple's net income is greater than Samsung's according to Wikipedia.
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   I agree with you about the podcast. I listened to a few episodes and stopped listening to any of 5by5 podcasts. In general, I have not listened to many different podcasts, but so far I felt that they were very repetitive and there was very
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   by barumrho 15y ago

   I love it too for its readable and descriptive method names. It is also surprisingly flexible considering its age. (I guess what I am saying is that Apple kept it up-to-date pretty well.)
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    I setup Gitorious for the company that I used to work for, but it did not allow for fine-grained control of access permissions. (Everything is public for members.)
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    Maybe app developers should now form a group like MPAA?
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    Ten Startup Tips From Amazon Founder, Jeff Bezos(infochachkie.com)

    5 points by barumrho 15y ago|1 comments
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    I don't think it is easy to expand to many countries with products that are sensitive to regulations, e.g. payment, and music streaming. A lot of these services are not available outside the US. Last time I checked Google Checkout was limit
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    Your points are valid, but running VMs, and using unix tools are not all I do with my computer. For me, running OS X is a good compromise. I used Linux exclusively for more than four years, and I miss many things about it, but I don't think
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    By the time you spelt britney wrong, I would think Google will complete the whole name.
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    If you are using their DNS service.
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    Would burning it to a DVD and doing a clean install still require Apple accounts? I hope not. http://www.informationweek.com/byte/howto/personal-tech/desk...
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    After taking a look into Facebook's API, I concluded that you are right, although some details are missing. With the process you described, it would be really easy for apps to simply use another app's id. So, it seems that Facebook has impl
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    by barumrho 15y ago

    Only if you setup a server and create your own API to talk to Facebook's API. As far as I know, a lot of iPhone apps are shipped with App key and secret key. (For example, an open source project for sharing requires you to put your app's se