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by ciniglio 13y ago
[other] Rolled my own with a friend at readuction.com We wanted to filter out the noise from our feeds, so this reader gives you only a selection of your news.
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by ciniglio 13y ago
I don't believe this is true. Most windows store apps run on both of them, but I think there are some, e.g. graphics, API's that your app could access that would limit it to x86 only
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by ciniglio 13y ago
Why wouldn't they just confiscate it, and "oops, it fell in a bucket of water"?
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by ciniglio 13y ago
Is Apple not doing the same (I believe they started last year)?
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by ciniglio 13y ago
The Nokia is staged for ads too. You can change the highlight color to be whatever you want. Additionally, many WP apps have a solid colored tile that doesn't respect the user's color choice.
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by ciniglio 13y ago
Shift+R could do it (Shift+a for reply all) https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6594?hl=en
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by ciniglio 13y ago
WoW isn't meant to be cutesy (which I think you hinted at, but to be explicit for others), it stands for Windows on Windows, which is the compatibility layer between different architectures (first 16 on 32, and now 32 on 64). http:&#x
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by ciniglio 13y ago
If you're looking for a new reader to try, check out www.readuction.com . It's a different take on RSS, that intelligently gives you fewer articles to read. A friend and I built it over a few months, and we'd love any feedbac
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by ciniglio 13y ago
Do you have any tips on testing for deliverability? I have a hunch that if I try to send something, say to my gmail or one of my close friends' email, that the spam filter will allow it because it's a familiar name/domain, bu
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by ciniglio 13y ago
It should still work like a normal folder, even if you're offline, no?
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by ciniglio 13y ago
Has anyone read any of the books mentioned in the link (or Rails 4 in Action)? Any recommendations for someone that is intermediate in Rails 3, but would like to become more advanced?
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by ciniglio 13y ago
Since it sounds like you've done it a few times, can you recommend some specific textbook combinations which you've enjoyed?
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by ciniglio 13y ago
That's probably true if you don't have >$100B in the bank
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by ciniglio 14y ago
I think they mean something like: c = make(chan bool) go doSomeWork(c) select { case b := <- c: # do something here if something happened on the channel case <- time.After(5 * time.Second): # ti
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by ciniglio 14y ago
Sorry if this is an obvious question, but do you mean rest as in http (e.g. 'REST'-ful apis)? Or is this a different use of rest?
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by ciniglio 14y ago
So, by this logic, BitTorrent piracy is a $0 problem? Doesn't sound right to me. Not that I'm really pushing the $495 figure either, mind you.
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by ciniglio 14y ago
I think the assumption is that given that other successful conferences have had speakers that were good (technically), that were non white/male, that if such speakers had been considered for this conference, the organisers wouldn't have end
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by ciniglio 14y ago
I would guess that the gdb thing is to prevent cracking of their DRM, not to hide some PII tracking. Do you know if you can attach gdb to something like Xbox Music (Zune)?
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by ciniglio 14y ago
Maybe not Google anymore, since Google acquired ITA :-). But obviously they still use it
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by ciniglio 14y ago
Yeah, this seems non-representative, especially if text is rendered natively (as other comments claim). Probably pretty accurate for images though.
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by ciniglio 14y ago
Since you're obviously experienced in this area, can you point me to a tool or article that describes this 'scrubbing'? Is this something that people should be using on their old files/backups?
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by ciniglio 14y ago
Search is still working for me.
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by ciniglio 14y ago
You likely know this already, but Downcast is an awesome podcast app, it has location based downloading as well, which is great if you're a commuter. (I also listen to a lot of podcasts and have been disappointed by the Apple Podcast app).
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by ciniglio 14y ago
I believe this is about size, not pixels. This way you can see if your buttons are too small, or similar...
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by ciniglio 14y ago
I know that as programmers/hackers, we're supposed to never use the mouse, but the biggest thing that I've recently started to appreciate with macs is how good the drag and drop system is. Some examples: - If you want to open a file with a
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by ciniglio 14y ago
I thought the main difference wasn't age, but that macports installs it's own version of binaries that are already on the system (e.g. python or ruby). This means that if apple changes the binary in the OS, you don't risk breaking the depen
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by ciniglio 14y ago
Since they also own the phone OS, they could get the location of those millions of phones at all times, no need to have the maps app open.
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by ciniglio 14y ago
It likely would, just not immediately. But salary certainly influences career paths for those still in a position to choose a new career.
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by ciniglio 14y ago
To nitpick a little: If your source and final are the same, I don't think you can call it lossy, by definition.

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