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hrabago
12y ago
> It can be a really fun and interesting challenge to design within constraints It'll be fun as a technical exercise and to satisfy one's intellectual curiosity, but not as much fun once you've identified the workarounds f
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12y ago
At the root of arguments that tech workers deserve a higher salary there seems to be an underlying assumption that people deserve more if they're more intelligent or talented. I don't believe this to the be the root at all. Peo
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12y ago
Aren't the differences only in storage?
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12y ago
Print them. Pick out once picture from your last batch, print it, and display it somewhere you can see it. The hundreds of others won't matter - they will never be seen again. But the one that you print, that you can actually see, that
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12y ago
You can pre-order using an iPhone or an iPad. The iPhone ran out of stock very quickly, but the store on the iPad still had some more.
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hrabago
12y ago
First, create a new Apple ID. If you want to use this for your App Store account, go into Settings then "iTunes & App Store", and sign out of the previous account. Log in using then different (new) Apple ID. If you want to us
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12y ago
You can use a different password for purchasing apps, and a different password (Apple ID) for your iCloud data. This goes for Game Center as well. You can use a different one for your mean, nasty, trash talking Gamer persona. Apple doesn&#
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hrabago
12y ago
Information my friends have is something I've had to accept letting go. I once resisted signing up to Viber because it required that I upload my entire address book. However, I found out how many of my friends are already on Viber, wh
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hrabago
12y ago
So the original Swing Copters?
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12y ago
Sliders don't work for me on Safari 7.0.6 & FF 31, Mac OS X 10.9.4
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12y ago
I don't read AnandTech a whole lot, but whenever I did, I got the impression that the site was credible and can be trusted. I hope this continues as their leadership changes.
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12y ago
I think the creator acknowledged this specifically: If you're building utilities for yourself, other programmers, or something which produces a result that you want capture and pipe over to another console application (e.g. nix philos
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12y ago
I can't talk about the comparison to perl/python/ruby, but yes, using the triple dot includes the upper limit, and using the double-dot excludes it. For the typical (for var i=0; i < count-1; i++) scenario, you'd usi
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12y ago
It seems Apple has reduced the scope of the NDA this year. http://oleb.net/blog/2014/06/apple-lifted-beta-nda/
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12y ago
This is what I remember as well. (1) It was very very crowded, and (2) the crowds didn't make a big impression in my memories of being there because I was looking up.
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12y ago
The ones I actually use are AppCode, IntelliJ, Textastic, Medialoot, Creative Market, Sketch 2, Sketch 3. I'm still evaluating crash reporting/analytics services for iOS apps.
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12y ago
> from any culture that has ever existed Actually there are a lot of eras that had a very low life expectancy in early times [1]. Giving birth at an age earlier than what our society finds acceptable would have been normal, if not the r
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hrabago
12y ago
> Just like "Plays for Sure(TM)," also from MS, worked until it didn't. Are you referring to unintended technical defects or DRM?
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13y ago
The reason this illustration works is because it uses concepts that everybody understands and can relate to. If a sketch showed end users asking for features that are simply not logical, but because of reasons that end users can't rea
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13y ago
You just gave further proof that tabs are a catch-22.
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13y ago
>> You want to find a manager who thinks of himself as your equal rather than your slaver. > In my experience, this doesn't exist. ... Even if your manager tries to be an equal to you, they are in fact not your equal, they are
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13y ago
Not that I'm in the market, but a domain like "herway.com" wouldn't be appealing to me as a guy. It's one thing for a dating site to have a rule that only girls initiate contact, it's another to have a dating
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13y ago
>for instance when refering to the nth parent in the same thread waterlesscloud's suggestion is to hide them only while the comment is pending. Once the comment is approved, then the username can be displayed as normal, allowing re
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13y ago
> The years I spent with Borland Turbo-C, Borland C++, Turbo-PASCAL, etc. just aren't relevant either. Actually, my experience with Turbo Pascal helped a great deal when I moved on to Java. And I still believe that Turbo Pascal, in
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13y ago
Hence the name.
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13y ago
> And tracking the wrong metrics is almost as bad as tracking nothing at all. Tracking the wrong metrics can be much worse than tracking nothing at all. You might end up optimizing for the wrong metric you selected.
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13y ago
There are companies that make you sign an agreement saying if you produce something while they employ you, then they own that product. Microsoft is one such company. Fortunately (or unfortunately?) I don't work for one of those. I ju
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It always seemed to me that investors who believe in bitcoin startups but don't invest in bitcoins themselves are buying into the concept of a cryptocurrency and what its infrastructure makes possible. In other words, they're not
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13y ago
Yes please! My email is in my profile page. Thanks!
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13y ago
I like DN as well and browse it almost daily. However I'm not a designer. Is being a designer required for an invite?
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