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by cicloid 14y ago
For some reason, the framework looks like something that could potentially be packaged in a nice DSL inside a gem for rubymotion. Probably is just the lack of sleep talking here.
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by cicloid 14y ago
Besides the reply to your comment. Anecdotally I could tell you that some months ago, Chrome felt much faster at loading. And I'm talking about barebones Chrome. Sometimes using extensions or activating/deactivating some flags can hinder/im
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by cicloid 14y ago
Flash
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by cicloid 14y ago
Lately Firefox started looking more atractive again. Mostly because of Chrome's feature creep. But probably I'm just overthinking it.
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by cicloid 14y ago
Is really hard for my wallet to resist bundles like this. When the price and process get together, is easy to give your money. Just bought a bundle for myself and one for my girlfriend.
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by cicloid 14y ago
My favorite client in the new frame... I wonder how much time did take to port the network code to App.net? And if using a different key for crossposting.
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Is iCloud giving away 20GB storage plans?
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by cicloid 14y ago
NIH syndrome? Unless there is something really revolutionary on the framework, most of them are just reinventing the wheel and sadly not from a new approach. On the upside, if you treat this frameworks as code katas. I could see some value
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by cicloid 14y ago
This should be view on the same grounds as the scolding from Jobs to the MobileMe group when it launched. The alternatives are almost the same as when it launched. Even having those. How many are having real problems or just hating because
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by cicloid 14y ago
That is why, probably, there aren't any tech hub's on Mexico,
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by cicloid 14y ago
The contrast from a Yakuza to the day to day reality of the mexican cartels is astounding. If I remember correctly there is a very strict weapons control in Japan, has this guided the development of the Yakuza?
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by cicloid 14y ago
- "We hope to launch a new completely redesigned app in the next few weeks, as opposed to months!" It seems the app for common users is not the RubyMotion app.
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by cicloid 14y ago
Is it just me or did he press the icon first on the playbook, that will account for a 300-400ms difference. Mostly noticeable on the second run. Difference which makes this video/test mostly irrelevant. Give me 1 second or more and I will b
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by cicloid 14y ago
Glad to hear that. Maybe I was to brief on my reply, but... What I mean, was more of the know-how generated on Sparrow making its way in to Gmail app.
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by cicloid 14y ago
Probably you will see many updates on the coming weeks. (Almost every week probably)
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by cicloid 14y ago
Until the last iterations, true. Still waiting for the Sparrow rebranded Gmail app for iOS
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by cicloid 14y ago
Why? Who is in charge at Twitter?
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by cicloid 14y ago
This may be seen in the future as the big momement and somehow like a big favour for App.net current hype.
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by cicloid 14y ago
I am on the market for a HHKB Pro and still wondering if there is something like that but with bluetooth, that would absolutely make me go run to buy it. As an Apple Keyboard user, does the HHKB feel different in a good way? It has been eon
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by cicloid 14y ago
People love the product, mostly passionate people. Who still use TextMate. Maybe some of them could step up and do some pull requests.
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by cicloid 14y ago
This should be the final destination of abandonware. Becoming open source and nurturing the next generation of game developers.
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by cicloid 14y ago
The thing is, nobody is forcing them to upgrade. Except for the RSS thing that was a dubious way to handle it (maybe being more clear on ways to get out a OPML file). Apple did inform, maybe in a way too opaque. But they did inform it. On t
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by cicloid 14y ago
Probably the best move for all parties involved. The Youtube mobile site has better and more complete functionality. But that was completely missing on the native app. Unless you didn't use suscriptions, check comments, etc. The native app,
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by cicloid 14y ago
TL;DR Linkbait/Apple is evil because they removed old software. The article and some of his comments show a very narrow mindset. Thinking on how evil is every corporation, just for being a corporation. Apple didn't include X11 in order to n
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by cicloid 14y ago
Since the GM, I also noticed this on my production machine. Previously I had custom settings for the dynamic pager, but it seems that is not longer necessary. Subtle changes and I'm happy with them. Probably the next year, we'll see some su
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by cicloid 14y ago
And now, finally, we shall expect lower energy consumption of AMD processors...
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by cicloid 14y ago
textures
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by cicloid 14y ago
According to their CEO, making FFVII is admiting defeat and that they will not be able to make a better game. They will only release a remake when: A) The money is needed/correct B) They make a better game in their view. With I suppose, ove
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by cicloid 14y ago
If you read interviews and/or talk to people in the industry, they would tell you that more RAM expands the possibilities for many of the games. Even for AAA titles like Battlefield 3, the difference in 64 players in a pc to 24 players on c
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by cicloid 14y ago
Probably is has more sense if this was the only commercial running for a long time. But they seem to be putting more "lame" commercials between product lunches and bombarding with old school feature based commercial when a new product is la

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