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by emehrkay 16y ago
I'm not going to comment on the subject matter, but this guy is pissed. You can tell by his nervousness -- shows that he is passionate about his tools. Good for him
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Good to see that an open platform is leading the way with these "super personal computers" (phones/tablets). I still love my iphone and pad, but it is nice to know that the market leader isnt some corporation who is bent on defining how the
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Onion? I dont think that I have that plant yet
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I played with iphone os 4 today at work, and once multitasking hits the ipad, it's really going to be lights out of how much time is spent on a "traditional" computer.
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by emehrkay 17y ago
My son, 8, loves to have me watch him play plants vs zombies. (I'm way better, btw. My technique, which seems like the only logical one, is to buy tons of sun producing items in the beginning and fend off the zombies with the free or cheap
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Am I the only person who wasnt impressed by the courier? It seemed overly complicated
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by emehrkay 17y ago
i am using it now. It is kinda buggy, but it is really dope. I love how it blurrs out everything else when you get a popup
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Was sad to see it run Windows
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I went to the microsoft docs site and didnt see an editor. You can edit docs via that website? If not, what is this guy comparing?
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Wait a second http://glimr.rubyforge.org/cake/canvas.html#CatmullRom
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I've said it before; there needs to be an flash-like IDE for html canvas (and whatever Microsoft uses) that outputs html, css, and javascript (maybe its own library or it would use something like mootools or yui). This IDE could start off a
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I did the same thing :)
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Jeezus apple. You guys are going to kill your partners (the developers)
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I would too. It must be a lot easier having that many smart people to help you, the CEO, out
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Assembla is great. The only reason that I stopped using them is because they stopped offering free services. Glad to see that it is back
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I have two laptops and a desktop, not looking for another full-featured computer. I love the idea of a "big iphone" or simplified computer that does a few things well. I guess I'm a tech whore. Im interested in the JooJoo and Norton Adam to
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I reserved two -- the first being a 16 and then I thought maybe I'd like a 32, so I reserved that last night -- I'm only getting one, so someone will be lucky. Its wild though, the 32 is about 635 with tax + 43 for a case + 76 for apple car
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Forget about performance, but look at how this guy struggles to pop balloons in this vid http://gizmodo.com/5476500/htc-desire-rom-puts-flash-on-your...
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by emehrkay 17y ago
As a programmer, I love "Flow." I only experience it once in a while though, I'd love to have it, if even for a small period, on a daily basis. I do notice that if I'm in like barns and noble programming (just to get out of the house) I am
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I think that it is okay. I definitely see some inconsistencies when it comes to the UI. For instance, you have the home screen which is the blocks, then the zune-linke text-based interface, then you get into the trunks (cant remember exactl
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by emehrkay 17y ago
Nice. I love that the approach is different than photoshop. And it is some amazing JS behind the thing too.
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by emehrkay 17y ago
I understand the whole separation of concerns thing. This seems to take that ideal one step further. It makes me think of business logic being single apps that require a few arguments to run and that do one thing and does it damn well. The
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by emehrkay 17y ago
#9 Should be "If you aint gettin bagged (as in locked up) stay the fuck from police"