frusciante29

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   by frusciante29 7y ago

   I'm paraphrasing, but if you think you can hack your way to individuality, you are not so smart. Check it: https://youarenotsosmart.com/2010/04/12/selling-out/
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   by frusciante29 8y ago

   weekly hackintosh post, we've been expecting you!
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   by frusciante29 9y ago

   A: Because they can't let go of the past
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   by frusciante29 9y ago

   Offtopic, but maybe it's time people used Xcode instead of XCode, xCode etc. I didn't expect the repo's README to make this confusion.
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   by frusciante29 10y ago

   If any developer thinks that in a few years, sandboxing won't be mandatory and fundamental on macOS, I don't know what to tell you. So running away from it now is prolonging the inevitable.
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   by frusciante29 10y ago

   The Pro in Macbook Pro does not stand for "programmer". The device is not catering to the past. The world is not full of UNIX era programmers. Some future programmers are getting their first laptop during the coming holidays. If y
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   by frusciante29 10y ago

   Great article. However, good arguments have never convinced some people. I'm so tired of this hand-wringing over the amount of RAM in a computer. The entitlement of some people is ridiculous. Apple, unlike Microsoft, does not produce s
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   by frusciante29 10y ago

   One thing that comes close is Moya: https://github.com/Moya/Moya/blob/master/docs/Examples/Basic...
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   by frusciante29 14y ago

   I know people are getting killed in Afghanistan. Why would I want to know how many and when?