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by dcope 13y ago
Just so it's clear, Miguel de Icaza confirmed via Twitter that this will work with applications built outside of the Xamarin toolchain. https://twitter.com/migueldeicaza/status/324188860449968128 Xamarin Test Cloud is not limited to c#.
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Xamarin Test Cloud(xamarin.com)
102 points by dcope 13y ago|14 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
Even though there are plenty of online whiteboarding tools, I'm pretty sure 37signals can afford to fly someone in for an interview. To say the lack of asking whiteboarding questions because they work remotely is absurd.
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by dcope 14y ago
I, too, would love to hear more details. I find it astounding that an industry that does not care about looks (tech) would have something that is evidently very prevalent.
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Vim Characterize(github.com)
1 points by dcope 14y ago|0 comments
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Simple Launches Android App(simple.com)
4 points by dcope 14y ago|0 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
I thought the same when I read the sensationalist title and opening remarks. Personally, I've always thought task warrior and org-mode were the most popular among hackers with OmniFocus being the go-to program for Mac die-hards. It's also w
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The Programming Books That Meant The Most To Me(37signals.com)
248 points by dcope 14y ago|61 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
Sure, but that requires users typing in their phone number and having Snapchat send a text to verify. I don't know about your friends, but I know for sure mine would not do that. In my opinion, Facebook is much more reputable than Snapchat.
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by dcope 14y ago
That doesn't surprise me too much. Visually, the Poke app does look much more appealing however the big win is obviously the Facebook integration. Snapchat requires you to find friends by their phone number or by manually entering their use
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by dcope 14y ago
Where do you get the idea that Snapchat uses the Facebook API? I have the app and I see no signs of it and I can't find any mention of it on their website.
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Simple Security(neglectedpotential.com)
9 points by dcope 14y ago|5 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
Keep in mind that there are slides of the presentation on the page. Not quite too sure why the mods added "[video]" in the title.
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Open Source Misfeasance [video](zachholman.com)
26 points by dcope 14y ago|3 comments
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What I Learned Building Twitter Bootstrap(medium.com)
233 points by dcope 14y ago|69 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
They have an overview video on the homepage. Seems like analytics and ease of use are the big wins for it. For someone that wants no hassle search the crawler looks pretty neat.
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Simple -- Announcing Photo Check Deposits(simple.com)
2 points by dcope 14y ago|0 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
This doesn't apply to me but this is absolutely fantastic. It's great to see people with kind souls doing nice things. Happy Thanksgiving.
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Deep Emo Shit(byfat.xxx)
29 points by dcope 14y ago|7 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
Not really the "first" as there have been VNC servers[1] available for quite some time now. [1] http://gitweb.saurik.com/veency.git
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Why I Two-Space(stevelosh.com)
77 points by dcope 14y ago|102 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
While this is (technically) interesting, I don't see it being useful at all on a computer. Page curls are good on devices that can somewhat mimic a page but it really just feels awkward with a mouse or trackpad.
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by dcope 14y ago
Just because data hasn't been found proving a company is profitable simply doesn't mean that it's not. It would be better if there was an "unknown" option for those companies. Another odd tidbit is the Internet Explorer blurb. Having IE bun
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Netbot: An App.net Client from Tweetbot Creators(thenextweb.com)
96 points by dcope 14y ago|58 comments
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A Modern Space Cadet(stevelosh.com)
89 points by dcope 14y ago|54 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
The biggest advantage for me, personally, is that it's so customizable and open source. Every last aspect can be tweaked to my liking.
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The Homely Mutt(stevelosh.com)
223 points by dcope 14y ago|110 comments
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by dcope 14y ago
I wouldn't say that the App Store is broken, but that it is terribly hard to use. For instance, after you've searched for something and paged through you want to view more information so you tap on it. After tapping to go back to the result
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Unsucking Your Team's Development Environment(zachholman.com)
31 points by dcope 14y ago|6 comments
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Breaking Into the OS X Keychain(juusosalonen.com)
7 points by dcope 14y ago|1 comments

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