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541.
Why does Google append while(1); in front of their JSON responses?(stackoverflow.com)
416 points by i386 14y ago|57 comments
542.
by i386 14y ago
Wow, Khaled Mardam Bey (author of mIRC) must be rolling in gigantic piles of US Military cash if they have standardised on it.
543.
by i386 14y ago
Completely agree.
544.
by i386 14y ago
You would probably get something out of being a MCP. There just isn't a good reason to be a member of ACS - at all.
545.
by i386 14y ago
In my humble opinion, Touch devices are "computers for people who don't need computers" and their needs are much simpler and more generalised. Building a full featured Office for touch is a waste of time and a waste of opportunity for Micro
546.
by i386 14y ago
Signing gems should be mandatory
547.
by i386 14y ago
They are pretty easy to spot. I point them out to my boyfriend all the time and he refuses to believe they are satellites, rather high altitude airplanes.
548.
by i386 14y ago
The problem wasn't that he didn't believe you, he just thought your offering was too cheap (price and labor). Next time, tell them it took you 6 months with a larger team and ask a lot more for it.
549.
by i386 14y ago
I'm more genuinely interested in why Bitbucket isn't an option for the OP. If he hadn't brought up Bitbucket in the first place I wouldn't have asked. If you meant the disclaimer, then yes - just being honest about who feeds me :)
550.
by i386 14y ago
What was Snip.it?
551.
by i386 14y ago
Why not switch to BitBucket? It does what you want at your price point (free). Disclaimer: I work for Atlassian and we run BitBucket.
552.
by i386 14y ago
> Imagine if the massive empty complexes along the 101 in Silicon Valley gets repurposed to be hacker spaces and dorms I sympathise with your intent but that sounds like a sweatshop to me.
553.
by i386 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weev
554.
by i386 14y ago
If this is true, is there any evidence of cultural or technological contamination? Surely these seafarers brought a lot of new ideas and technology with them (such as agriculture).
555.
The Market Wants Apple to Unveil a Time Machine(blogs.hbr.org)
70 points by i386 14y ago|75 comments
556.
by i386 14y ago
Would be great if I could use this to practice the Pomodoro Technique. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique
557.
by i386 14y ago
I believe he is attempting to be a writer.
558.
by i386 14y ago
Yes, they are legally obligated to share their modifications with their customers. No arguments here. > Code properly distributed as such inevitably would make it back out into the wider open source community; this is the design of the
559.
by i386 14y ago
Because "for curiosity" isn't a term stated in any GPL license. You can be offended as much as you want for them not releasing it but unless you own a Tesla they don't have to share their modifications with you. If you are unhappy with that
560.
by i386 14y ago
> The best example I have found yet is the camera icon on the iOS lock screen Its important to remember that they didn't design it to be swiped just for the sake of having a gesture. If it were a button, you could start taking photos in
561.
by i386 14y ago
Is there a good guide to writing canonical looking Objective-C /Cocoa APIs? I read the .NET Framework Design Guidelines back when I was doing .NET and it was an excellent how to guide on writing APIs that behaved and felt like they were par
562.
by i386 14y ago
From what I have read, the prefix used to be NX* in the NeXTSTEP days and was changed to NS* around the time OpenStep came on the scene.
563.
The Secret History Of Lead (2000)(thenation.com)
2 points by i386 14y ago|0 comments
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by i386 14y ago
That's the problem with the HN:News iOS app - it shows the comments first and I've always believed it should show the article first.
565.
by i386 14y ago
And if your company has dreams of becoming a larger successful company, you are going to have to pull it out anyway. Its cheaper in the long run just to buy a Mac Mini or an older MacBook. I'd even argue its cheaper time-wise just to get th
566.
by i386 14y ago
Thats unfair to say. Release Engineering is super critical to running great software companies and is a strict technical discipline of its own.
567.
by i386 14y ago
Its business model is making a sweet profit on premium hardware.
568.
by i386 14y ago
Except that you violate the EULA. I wouldn't recommend this in a commercial environment.
569.
by i386 14y ago
Out of curiosity, why do statics not count for class methods?
570.
by i386 14y ago
Killed ethernet? Thats a somewhat ill-informed statement to make. The latest iMac still has an ethernet port. They did remove it from their line of portables as most people use wireless with their laptops (and they scored some valuable real

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