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by dinedal 16y ago
Another thing to add the the Google-Fu toolbox. I wish I had this a bunch of times, since sometimes blogs will appear in search results that mention two topics I'm interested in, but not in the same article.
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by dinedal 16y ago
Looks like I will be doing some learning then! Thanks!
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by dinedal 16y ago
And if there's something you need you can extend PhoneGap with a plugin (Examples and existing functional plugins: https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugins )
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by dinedal 16y ago
PhoneGap certainly speeds mobile development along, and hopefully jQuery Mobile will support Android too, but until then I will stick with PhoneGap+jQuery vanilla.
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by dinedal 16y ago
What makes transmitting from the point of sale through the internet any more secure then transmitting from the phone itself?
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by dinedal 16y ago
Yes, we are, because for the most part (in my experience owning both an Android device and an iDevice), there are more options on the iDevice, but most of them replicate functionality of already existing Apps. An example, if you have a work
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by dinedal 16y ago
Thanks for the response, and to give you an idea of what kind of experience I am getting, I am able to load everything except the article text rather quickly, but I've yet to read the article itself yet because even after leaving the tab op
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by dinedal 16y ago
OnStartups.com always takes forever to load the actual article. The difference between this and sites that generate static HTML for their posts is incredible.
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by dinedal 16y ago
I wish it was just the script loading and the other stuff was in a separate library. For a script that purposes to make less loading times I find it ironic that it would also throw in the kitchen sink.
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by dinedal 16y ago
This is good brouhaha down with the man confirmation bias feeding writing, but... -The commute has nothing to do with the work day. If you work less or more, you still have to commute to get there to do the work. -The author presents no alt
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by dinedal 16y ago
If there was a program to go from legalese to lay that was as accurate as a lawyer then it would change the lawyer's profession forever.
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by dinedal 16y ago
Something tells me that now I am going to get an email in my Gmail for every email that I get in my facemail telling me I have a new facemail.
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by dinedal 16y ago
The gem from the article: "The secret to building large apps is NEVER build large apps. Break up your applications into small pieces. Then, assemble those testable, bite-sized pieces into your big application." This is something I have to c
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by dinedal 16y ago
I wish Steve had promised to fix the bug at some point in the future at least.
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by dinedal 16y ago
Having only _visited_ there, I can concur. If you do decide to date a Thai woman, be very careful, the culture of dating there is extremely different then the West. I would highly recommend research into how the culture works before you get
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by dinedal 16y ago
Nintendo didn't say or do anything, and now everyone and their brother can hook up a Wiimote to a computer and use it without issue. It doesn't seem to have negatively impacted them at all. I'm curious as to why MS thinks that this is going
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by dinedal 16y ago
Any way us non-.edu address people can get a read only account?
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by dinedal 16y ago
VMWare is in the compatibility list, so that's a yes there.
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by dinedal 16y ago
Sadly, when trying to get on a console as an Indie developer, this is far better then Sony's or Nintendo's options. I'm almost thinking a new business venture would be to be a middle man between best of breed indie games and platforms with
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by dinedal 16y ago
Also, if you get stuck in a community college make your first year or two mostly gen-eds, and transfer to a better school after proving yourself. Most bigger university's run the community colleges anyway and will let you transfer between t
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by dinedal 16y ago
> Your analogy is flawed because a person's home is not analogous to their Facebook account. Their car might be -- and I don't think opening an unlocked car door and leaving a note on the dash is wrong. Are you serious? If someone did t
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by dinedal 16y ago
I think he's saying that using Firesheep at all is bad. Just because it's easy doesn't mean it's ethical.
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by dinedal 16y ago
Exactly. Just because there's a rock next to a window doesn't mean you should throw the rock through the window to prove a point that people shouldn't leave rocks near windows.
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by dinedal 16y ago
Thanks, I'm so green to this I didn't even know what an ETF was! Doing more reading now...
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by dinedal 16y ago
What amount of money and how much time per day would I need to start making a 10% +/-3% ROI per month in stocks? Is this even possible?
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by dinedal 16y ago
Maybe you could post a few bugs you think are a good idea to seed the discussion?
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by dinedal 16y ago
He's outsourcing the bug submission / voting to HN.
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by dinedal 16y ago
> Almost every person I have ever met who hates Microsoft was either ignorant of the matters (meaning they just read what other people said and never had original thoughts) or had a specific beef in one area that they let inform their t
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by dinedal 16y ago
I am unable to locate any hard numbers for the adoption rates of Silverlight (there doesn't appear to be any officially published figures), but something tells me it's a lot less then the 41.7 million 360's sold. I think that you're right t
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by dinedal 16y ago
The real question is, is this the next Xbox, or is it the next Silverlight?

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