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darrenkopp
16y ago
money does strange things to people. couldn't agree with you more though.
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darrenkopp
16y ago
interesting. I have never seen an app crash without a force close. wonder if it's the difference between native applications and those that use java.
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darrenkopp
16y ago
That's not the premise he's making. He's saying it's more convenient. Also, I would think twice before referencing ayende and using the phrase "...[ayende] will face a career full of frustration and mediocrity."
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darrenkopp
16y ago
Are we sure it crashed? Didn't see a force close... More plausible he accidentally hit the home button.
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darrenkopp
16y ago
vendor tags are a plague. if it's not in the spec, fine, add them, make your browser appear pretty, but when it hits the spec, you need to pull support for your specific one, or make damn sure you support both.
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darrenkopp
16y ago
i ran into some points where i would get stuck on a slide, but refreshing fixed the issue.
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darrenkopp
16y ago
I like this very much. Much better than the HTC twitter app. Didn't get a chance to try twidroid or seesmic though, as I just got my incredible today. I wonder if since this is by twitter, it doesn't affect your API limits.
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darrenkopp
16y ago
yup. this is why i use zune pass. monthly streaming subscription AND 10 free song purchases a month (DRM free)
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darrenkopp
16y ago
Yeah, HTML5 is more open. But flash has advanced the web much faster than html and javascript have. We should not forget that HTML5 draft started in 2004. HTML4 was complete in 1995, and XHTML was complete in 2000. Say what you will about f
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16y ago
I _knew_ apple was behind this... </smugface> Now the next question becomes is this apple believing it was stolen ala the california code, or did something else happen in the bar? Since they know the ID of the person in the bar, and
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16y ago
do you have a better idea on how to prove that a non-working iphone in a case that looks like an iphone 3gs but has some differences is in fact the next iphone?
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17y ago
ah, i just saw that this was from the REACT team, which appears to be independent. I was under the assumption that this was pursuant of civil action by apple.
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17y ago
isn't this a bit excessive over something that would have been out in ~3 months anyway? An engineer leaves phone in a bar. Gizmodo purchases phone, does their expose, then returns phone. Cops seize all of authors computers, phones, etc.