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by fnayr 13y ago
This has been out for over a year.
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by fnayr 13y ago
There's also the issue of requiring iOS 5 to use storyboards.
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by fnayr 13y ago
intentionally misleading title. just a random app someone's trying to whore out.
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by fnayr 13y ago
Incorrect (currently). They allow you to delete after you deactivate, but they make you wait 14 days while deactivated in the hope you realize you need facebook.
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by fnayr 13y ago
They do allow you to 'delete' your account and data, and they say it becomes unrecoverable at that point, but no one can really be sure that they are actually deleting your data.
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by fnayr 13y ago
This is cool. Definitely could use this.
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by fnayr 13y ago
Nice! Glad more of us got tickets than we thought. It seemed like almost no one did originally. Still a broken system, methinks.
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WWDC - If you added the ticket to the cart, you might be good
12 points by fnayr 13y ago|3 comments
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by fnayr 13y ago
More like ten seconds. Clicked purchase as soon as refresh loaded the buy option, and still didn't get one. Ridiculous. They should kick out anyone who hasn't made an app before. Been trying to go to this damn thing for 2 years now and have
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by fnayr 13y ago
Great now all of us that were prepared with notifications this time cause we were burned last year are going to probably miss out again.
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by fnayr 14y ago
This happened to us last time. We were rejected. This time one of our links was viewed, once.
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by fnayr 14y ago
I liked the car-purchasing power throughout the article to give meaning to the values. I would suggest the freemium model though.
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by fnayr 14y ago
As a game theorist, I got happy when you used Nash equilibrium in your explanation.
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by fnayr 14y ago
It would not make sense to buy EVERY one of them, as then you're guaranteeing they won't have value to anyone else.
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by fnayr 14y ago
For iOS apps there's something called "custom url schemes," which is basically a string that every app is self-assigned (if at all) that can be used to open up the app from within another app (or check the app's existence).
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by fnayr 14y ago
definitely going to check this out in depth soon, and build some "dreamcode" with it to test it out!
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by fnayr 14y ago
Lodsys now downvote trolling.
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by fnayr 14y ago
Oh boy. Glad to dodge them so far. Hoping to continue.
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by fnayr 14y ago
Why shouldn't I work for the NSA? That's a tough one. But I'll take a shot. Say I'm workin' at the NSA and somebody puts a code on my desk, somethin' no one else can break. Maybe I take a shot at it and maybe I break it and I'm real happy w
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by fnayr 14y ago
Glad someone posted it again cause I never saw it and it's pretty cool. Wish Objective-C worked though (colorized class names, that is).
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by fnayr 14y ago
Nice. You should change the naming convention to match with the iPad default nib naming convention (~ipad nib names will auto load on iPads). What I do is: iPhone 3.5 = nibName~iphone3_5 iPhone 4 inch = nibName~iphone4 iPad = nibName~ipad T
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by fnayr 14y ago
Agreed. My apps still have plenty of users on iOS 4.x.
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by fnayr 14y ago
Yeah sometimes Apple doesn't catch them all. But they have banned developers in the past for this. If someone reports them, they have a high chance of getting banned.
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by fnayr 14y ago
No
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by fnayr 14y ago
They do it so that when they lower the price to $.99 3 days later, the robots pick up on the 10000% lower price.
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by fnayr 14y ago
Looks like it contains decent, if not slightly outdated, tutorials for beginners.
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by fnayr 14y ago
That's fine. If they lower their price quickly back to $.99 Apple can ban them (and has stated they will ban developers engaging in blatant price manipulations). If they don't, no one will buy it, and if some poor schmuck does he will get a
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by fnayr 14y ago
"'hacking the mainframe' is still a convenient but lazy plot device that lets characters discover vital expository backstory" Kind of like how most of the articles on Gizmodo are non-Gizmo related stories with baited titles and lazy journal
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by fnayr 14y ago
I need to download that app NOW
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by fnayr 14y ago
This is part of the reason why I decided not to apply for law school despite scoring well on the LSAT (176). I couldn't commit to working 80 hours a week at a big law firm to pay off 250K of debt unless I was sure I loved the work.

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