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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Welcome back to being allowed to comment on Apple things publicly! Feels good, doesn't it?
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Accessory manufacturers to comply with Apple's supplier responsibility code(tuaw.com)
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Cool! That's what I was looking for. Yes, it's a bit buried. I missed the dropdown on the right. Speaking of Twilio, their docs are very good for stuff like this. They use a big obvious segmented control for switching between XML and JSON,
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I just read the entire Cloud Code and Cloud Modules documentation, and there's one thing that doesn't quite make sense to me. There seems to be a piece missing. So you implement some HTTP API using Cloud Code, and you deploy it. Shouldn't t
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Nice to find someone else who turned the second "e" in their name into a "3"
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Another important thing to consider is the content that drives the two platforms. If you didn't buy any music from the iTunes store and just ripped stuff from CDs/Napster/Limewire/Kazaa, all the music that worked on your iPod worked on your
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I will soon be graduating from school and have accepted a job offer that I know will involve some commuting - probably driving. My rationale is that I'll only do it for a few years, and it's worth it to have the company in question on my re
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
This is not a middlebrow dismissal. It directly addresses the actual content of the linked page. Bravo.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
"It’s like something out of a movie or my old Tintin books. It’s the way space was supposed to be." Yes! Finally someone gets it! Motherfucking space! Is aspirational! We go to space not because it is easy, but because it is hard AND AWESOM
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Sure, but they don't have a nice GUI or good messaging around why I should use that to solve this problem specifically. Also, in a world of politically correct egalitarianism I respect a company that has the literal and figurative balls to
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
It's written in Arc, which is written in Racket... you might find yourself coming up against the limitations of tools which were designed by academics, for academics and never meant to be used in a production site.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
You're paying to outsource the obligation to remember to order shirts. Shirts are a little different, but I use it for stuff like razor blades that are consumable.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Alternatively, the classic method always works: just start trying to build something and google until you figure out how to do it. Exactly how I learned as a 10-13 year old: I wasn't writing very much code from scratch, but rather gluing
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
No official source. Just conversations with friends who work for various agencies when they abruptly switched despite professing their undying love for their iPhones.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
You joke, but Apple is a pretty terse company. Sometimes you have to read between the tea leaves (pun/misappropriation 100% intended)
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
My understanding is that Android devices with custom images (SELinux-type-stuff compiled into the kernel) have been allowed on their network for some time. This wasn't just contractor-spec custom hardware - employees were allowed to use the
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Another upside: iOS and OS X are now both run by the same person. Hopefully this means that when there is convergence/overlap between the two platforms, it will be done more thoughtfully, rather than taking something from one and awkwardly
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Yes, it's widely known that Ive was one of the most strongly opposed to skeuomorphism whereas Forstall was one of its biggest proponents within the company.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Hmm, looks complex compared to this one that I've been using called JSMN: http://zserge.bitbucket.org/jsmn.html
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
My issue with it is that it's silent. Unless there is some landing page that tells every new MAC address once "Listen, some content is being replaced", they are SILENTLY manipulating peoples' web traffic and presenting it as canonical. That
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
On behalf of everyone who uses your router which, depending on where your router is, might be rather a lot of people.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I would love for Barack to win, but this is just dirty. Who's going to pay for web advertising anymore if any malicious DNS in the middle just feels entitled to hijack them for its own purposes?
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Yeah, why not just go for a simple UART terminal?
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
It looks nicer in your living space. No longer do you hide the computer away in a corner or a separate room - once it is organic, futuristic, and beautiful like the iMac (especially with wireless network/mouse/keyboard) you put it wherever
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Seconded...
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Hi Neil! Nice to see you on here. Good to hear your product is gaining traction -Benglert
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I have always wondered what my recourse is when a mechanic does shoddy work. Can I sue them in small claims court for the cost of repairing damage that their workmanship caused? In this case I'm thinking of the time just a few months ago wh
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
In my opinion, the whole thing can be explained in three words from Musk's reply: "concierge level service". I have always been amazed (in a bad way) at the quality of the work done by service departments at luxury and high-end car dealersh
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Is this supposed to work on iPad? It taunts me with the promise of a QuickTime-looking play button, which unfortunately doesn't actually do anything when I press it.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
What about sociopaths?

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