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by ianhawes 16y ago
As an iOS user developing for Android, this is awesome. Thanks!
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by ianhawes 16y ago
up voted for Alan Alda joke
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Producing more for less = Capitalism Producing less for the sack of jobs = Socialism
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Just a heads up in the e-mail that I received from them: "Our database was compromised and all of our data was maliciously deleted. (We are still working with our CouchDB provider to restore this data and help with forensics to hand over t
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Its funny too because they thought it would generate some $44,000,000,000; which of course now will have to come out of something else.
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by ianhawes 16y ago
I think most people outside of Egypt (and especially in the tech scene) THINK that Twitter is whats fueling the protests, when in reality it is the mistakes of the current regime. While I'm sure social media does have _some_ impact, I doubt
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Possible, but not probable. H.264 has been researched extensively prior to it being broadly used. Compare that with WebM, which was not vetted in the same way H.264 was.
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by ianhawes 16y ago
I think you're onto something. The FBI, by raiding everyone involved in this, is taking the risk of setting a precedent whereby protest-DDoS is proved legal. If the ACLU or other organization throws lawyers at this, its likely that it will
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Glad someone pointed it out. Even when you're tired it seems that specifying what you need to do makes you much more productive.
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by ianhawes 16y ago
PhoneGap apps feel very off because they're simply HTML/JS wrapped in a WebKit component, but Titanium is far different. Titanium makes native controls. Its virtually impossible to tell the difference between an app created in Titanium vers
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Thats how I read the entire blog post...A recruitment effort.
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by ianhawes 16y ago
Good point. Russia has the ability to detect our ICBM's, but they cannot distinguish the warhead, so it'd be impossible to determine whether we were nuking them or dropping a deuce on Afghanistan.
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by ianhawes 16y ago
This looks really cool. I can't wait to try this out. Very nice work, Eric.
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by ianhawes 16y ago
You're correct that traditional content is routed through a ton of different companies, and that anyone of them can fail, but using bit.ly is essentially pointless, as it just tacts on another service that must be relied on. In 10 years whe
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by ianhawes 16y ago
I don't think it's Flash they're using, but rather the HTML5 <device> tag. Expect that in Chrome very soon, and in IE16, probably by about 2021.