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by cobralibre 17y ago
Correct, and the app seems to actively encourage poaching business from brick-and-mortar retailers: you can submit a photo of a product, and within a minute or so, you'll have a working link to an Amazon product page. I use it often to wis
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by cobralibre 17y ago
No. From Matt Aimonetti's blog: "Unfortunately, the current answer is: no. The two issues with the IPhone/iP*d OS are the lack of Garbage Collector and support for BridgeSupport (needed to define CocoaTouch constants available from MacRuby
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by cobralibre 17y ago
If some putatively "creative" person has taken the effort to learn HTML and CSS, then they're already working in an area which to them may as well be programming -- odd as that may sound to an actual programmer. (And besides, isn't a signif
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by cobralibre 17y ago
This makes me wonder: Is it possible that some sites paginate their articles not just to increase ad views, but so that they can measure how much of the articles are being read?
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by cobralibre 17y ago
I think quite a few Mac users would have a genuine use for the Mac Pro's expandability, but have to satisfy themselves with dangling piles of peripherals off the USB and Firewire ports of their iMacs and MacBooks because they can't justify
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by cobralibre 17y ago
Just to be clear, translations are themselves protected by copyright. So, for example, if you want to read the Edith Grossman translation of Don Quixote, first published in 2003, you do not have the freedom to select from a wide variety of
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by cobralibre 17y ago
That graph screams credibility!