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bobthedino
10y ago
Worth linking to the excellent YouTube version of this too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCtZWGhQBvo
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bobthedino
10y ago
I agree, and am intrigued by where the 40 hour/5 day work week came from and what the consequences would be of reducing it. Why can't we aim for a world in which people can live happily by only spending half their time working, fr
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bobthedino
12y ago
Here's a good way to answer that question: http://arstechnica.com/apple/2010/06/copland-2010-revisited/
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bobthedino
13y ago
Why not just wait and see if Apple manages to fix Mail.app? http://www.macrumors.com/2013/11/04/apple-preparing-bug-fix-...
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bobthedino
13y ago
Not sure if this is related to your issue, but drop down menus in Java seem to have issues with some Linux desktop "themes" (GTK themes, I think). For example, on CentOS the default theme causes the menus in Netbeans to be drawn w
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bobthedino
13y ago
The APU battery is towards the middle of the plane, according to page 7 of this: http://www.boeing.com/assets/pdf/commercial/airports/arff/ar...
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bobthedino
13y ago
That is unfortunate. I have a 2011 MBP with a UK keyboard, and all the special keys have the symbols on them, except for Control. The way the shortcuts are shown in menus has always seemed like a nice, clear and space-efficient way of doing
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bobthedino
13y ago
The BBC used to have a lot of commercial divisions, or wholly-owned subsidiary companies: BBC Resources Ltd, BBC Technology Ltd, BBC Broadcast Ltd, and BBC Worldwide Ltd. Of those, the first three have been sold off, leaving only BBC Worldw
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bobthedino
13y ago
All Apple really had to do was produce an HP Z820 equivalent machine running Mac OS X, and everyone would have been happy.
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bobthedino
14y ago
I always loved Ebert's re-appraisal of The Big Lebowski in 2010: "If a man has a roof over his head, fresh half-and-half for his White Russians, a little weed and his bowling buddies, what more, really, does he need?" http://rogerebert.sun
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bobthedino
14y ago
Hi, great looking app, well done! I'm wondering if you ended up caching the Tube status information on your own web server, or if you are directly accessing Transport for London's site?
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bobthedino
14y ago
On the front page, it should be "advice" not "advices".
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bobthedino
14y ago
I think the reason you've not seen anything typeset that way before is because it's ridiculous to do it that way! You end up with an awful mix of fully justified and ragged-right... to my eye this makes me expect new paragraphs where there
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bobthedino
14y ago
There are plenty of third-party earbuds with the remote control and microphone on the cord, e.g. Sony MDR-EX12IP.
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bobthedino
14y ago
The button he's calling the "share" button is in fact called the "action" button in iOS. It's supposed to bring up a context-sensitive list of actions that you can perform at a particular point in an app. The article says "same button, comp
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bobthedino
14y ago
This might be the article in question: http://castirony.com/post/26466421254/the-case-for-a-7-8-ipa...
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bobthedino
15y ago
Am doing exactly the same thing.
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bobthedino
15y ago
I feel Nokia's video, in the article, is much better than Google's, mainly because the hero protagonist doesn't speak.
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bobthedino
15y ago
You've done pretty well to have you app approved with your "support" link going to a 404 page ( http://faradaycal.com/support ). I had an app rejected just because the reviewer couldn't see a contact email address on the support page we pr
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bobthedino
15y ago
Anyone know what third party Java libraries he's making use of (if any)?
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bobthedino
16y ago
It's always worth keeping an eye on Leo Laporte and company over at http://live.twit.tv . If there is an unofficial live stream they usually find it.
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bobthedino
16y ago
Funny how O'Reilly's own "Learning Java" book hasn't been updated since 2005, though.