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by bergie 14y ago
Another option of data binding: http://viejs.org/ Uses RDFa annotations to automatically construct views and models.
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by bergie 14y ago
I've seen a pretty complex app which had been implemented a both a native iOS app, and as a PhoneGap app. The PhoneGap version launched faster and was smoother. I suppose the lesson of the story is that the developers matter more than a the
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by bergie 14y ago
That argument is getting old. I can buy some things from Walmart, and the things they don't sell from some other store. In the mobile apps world this is not possible. Apple has a monopoly on iOS app distribution, and that makes their behavi
904.
by bergie 14y ago
I'm seeing the when you have kids argument a lot in these threads. It seems to be a big assumption a in world where many don't want to or can't have kids. Purely anecdotal, but it seems those who want kids tend to make more than one or tw
905.
by bergie 14y ago
When we moved from Helsinki to Berlin last spring, we took the opportunity to get rid of all the accummulated cruft, mostly by giving things away either to friends or charity. A strict regime of no books, no physical media, etc In the end t
906.
by bergie 14y ago
I've had some IFTTT-esque ideas with http://noflojs.org/ as well
907.
by bergie 14y ago
It seems Google has never been able to figure out that people actually travel between countries, which is amazing given how much the Googlers I know move around. Great example is translations... often various Google properties speak the wh
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Drupal and cross-CMS collaboration(bergie.iki.fi)
1 points by bergie 14y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 14y ago
Yotel is indeed great after a long flight. Guarulhos in Sao Paulo also had some semi-capsule accommodation. Here is a picture from the Schiphol Yotel: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bergie/5818894255/in/photostrea...
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by bergie 14y ago
Here's my take on the Node.js framework question: http://bergie.iki.fi/nodext/ Not so much of a framework than a way of keeping code organized and disabling/enabling different parts of an app as needed.
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Terms of Service; Didn’t Read as Firefox extension(addons.mozilla.org)
1 points by bergie 14y ago|0 comments
912.
by bergie 14y ago
sudo apt-get install gnome-shell also goes a long way to make Ubuntu usable.
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by bergie 14y ago
That certainly isn't the usual way to handle such cases, but this also isn't exactly the usual kind of situation. You either have this deadlock continuing indefinitely with nobody getting justice, or Sweden takes the more pragmatic approach
914.
by bergie 14y ago
Sure, but that makes Sweden pretty much the only party in this game to be able to break the deadlock without endangering Assange's life: just fly your prosecutor to London and question Assange. Decide whether to raise charges or not. If not
915.
by bergie 14y ago
Apparently Sweden is making no promises either: Patiño made it clear that Ecuador had asked Sweden for a guarantee that it would not extradite him to the US, were such a request made. But Sweden had said no, he said. http://www.guardian.
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Workflow and organizing documents (on desktop)(bitmodelling.blogspot.de)
2 points by bergie 14y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 14y ago
Bandcamp takes 15% from the music you sell ( http://bandcamp.com/pricing/ ), apparently this service only takes 10%.
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by bergie 14y ago
"German comments removal" sounds like a lot of work. It is always very annoying when programmers comment (or even name their variables/functions/whatever) using another language than English. Most APIs are based on English so this makes a v
919.
by bergie 14y ago
From Digia's blog: With this acquisition Digia will have an increasing responsibility to the global Qt community, not just the commercial licensing business. We believe in the power of the Qt dual license. It is a great value for Qt that i
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by bergie 14y ago
Agreed. This seems like something Mozilla should also get behind. I'd love to see this sort of information as part of the site identity dialog, which now only has SSL certificate details. Update: I guess this could be used as an API of sort
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GNOME OS(afaikblog.wordpress.com)
5 points by bergie 14y ago|0 comments
922.
by bergie 14y ago
Well, if it is going to be open source, I may be able to help with that :-)
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by bergie 14y ago
We're also using Qt for controlling our info displays: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/qt-air-cursor/
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by bergie 14y ago
Yep, Troll Tech (the company behind Qt before Nokia bought them) was making an annual revenue of about 25M€. I'm supposing this was partly licensing, and partly support and training http://blogs.kde.org/node/3235/ With the licensing busin
925.
by bergie 14y ago
They only sold the commercial licensing: http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/07/nokia-sells-qt-licensing-... The actual development of Qt has still mainly been happening at Nokia, though with an increasing number of outside contributors thank
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by bergie 14y ago
It appears the author of this is working on an editor: http://youtu.be/l3RQZ4mcr1c (YouTube link from a another comment in this thread)
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by bergie 14y ago
All right, then I probably shouldn't bother :-) However, maybe some of the Create.js components, like Hallo.js would make sense? http://hallojs.org/
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by bergie 14y ago
Looks fairly interesting. I wonder how it will behave if you add slides after initialization. If that was supported, I could try to build a http://createjs.org/ based slide editor for this.
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by bergie 14y ago
Prose, the app this was built for is also quite cool: http://prose.io/ Very easy way to edit your Markdown documents on GitHub, regardless of whether it is just the project README, or full gh-pages. There was quite a lot of discussion abo
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GitHub.js(github.com)
53 points by bergie 14y ago|6 comments

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