henrikhansen

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by henrikhansen 15y ago
The problem is that they can't allow programs to execute parts of the memory as instructions. This is needed for efficient JITs like the one in Nitro. Apple is actively (Frequent commits) working on fixing this problem. The project is calle
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Coderaid - "Raid" for helping OSS projects(reddit.com)
19 points by henrikhansen 16y ago|2 comments
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
But on the other hand, any carrier and manufacture can inject the needed tracking code without asking anyone.
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
Actually you can. At least in iOS 4
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
This reminds me of The Myth of the Genius Programmer. I.e. the developers who don't want others to see them make mistakes and instead want to look like geniuses. I don't see how they "dig" Open-Source when they really are just releasing the
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
Wait a second, if it's going to have apps, what is the controller going to be like? My guess: iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad is going to learn a new trick. Imagine a driving game where the controller is your iPhone (accelerometer and gyroscope
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
What about raw text rendering and SVG rendering? I would like to see that as well
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
Chrome's acceleration is not of the entire page. It is only acceleration of things like 3D transforms and a few other things.
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
Qt on Android? Never heard of that.
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
Chrome OS?
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
The Facebook app is able to do things the web interface can't.
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by henrikhansen 16y ago
May I ask what you gain from calling him inane without any arguments to back up the point?