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by jankins 11y ago
Yeah I'll recommend the quota email digests too. They do a great job, however those are curated. I'm not on it nearly as often as HN but it's a different category.
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by jankins 11y ago
I disagree - I run a personal mail server and dkim+spf just took a little bit of research to set up, so I'm very glad this brought them to my attention because I want to do what I can to make my emails trustworthy. If there are any pot
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by jankins 11y ago
I'm on Xvim so I'd prefer to have non-indented blank lines for navigation with { and }. But I wouldn't suggest this guideline for projects where multiple devs since Xcode defaults to indenting blank lines. IMO you want to set
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by jankins 11y ago
> Apple banned that method I think it's more accurate to say that Apple asked them not to use that method, and they complied. Apple didn't employ any technical measures to prevent the method f.lux was using, you can still sidel
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by jankins 11y ago
Well I'll admit my acquaintance with the equipment is dated by a few years since it turned out programming was more fun and paid more :P I imagine it still gets you a different quality and a different set of possibilities, even if digi
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by jankins 11y ago
The image retains characteristics of film even though it goes through DI, even color quality. (Quality in the sense of 'different', not strictly 'better'.) I think it's the principle of "you can't work wit
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by jankins 11y ago
Unfortunately I don't see how a system like this could be accessible using the native accessibility tools like voiceover, and so IMO is a non-starter. The FAQ doesn't seem to address it.
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by jankins 11y ago
Keying in a specific pin might actually be an incriminating and video-recorded action, so while it would probably make a compromised ATM harder to spot, it would be risky. Passing by with no physical contact is less incriminating, even if i
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by jankins 11y ago
I wouldn't underestimate the pride and power-trip of those teachers and administrators. The same thing happened to me at a middle school in los angeles, and our newsletter didn't have anything remotely libelous, only criticisms of
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by jankins 12y ago
Another good article on this subject is https://www.mapbox.com/blog/drawing-antialiased-lines/
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Cocoapods Test Jam - campaign for untested iOS/OSX libraries(blog.cocoapods.org)
1 points by jankins 12y ago|0 comments
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by jankins 12y ago
The comic version of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep was great, it's the same text as the novel but an excellent experience. Sandman and Watchmen are general must-reads if you haven't gotten to those yet.
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by jankins 12y ago
I see it's already been mentioned here, but the best commercial version of this is called the Victor Reader Stream, made by Humanware. It has few buttons and simple enough navigation for non-technical people to use. Also relevant is NL
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by jankins 12y ago
Screen readers or Braille displays are options - window-eyes is free on windows now (with purchase of an office bundle) and VoiceOver is free on OS X. After the learning curve you may find it faster than navigating visually if it's pai
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by jankins 12y ago
Agreed, I just came to comment on that sentence as well. It's presented with no argument or references so it's just hyperbole.
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by jankins 12y ago
> And it's odd, but even cheap pre-ground supermarket coffee tastes hugely nicer with the AP. I'll second that, with the AP even decaf folger's will brew a cup that I really enjoy. At the risk of sounding insane, sometimes
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by jankins 13y ago
> I wonder why a game which is basically a 4x4 grid doesn't work on every single version of iOS. 1024 works just fine. It's pretty much an effort vs. payoff thing; the dev environment get nicer each iteration, and iOS < 6 is
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by jankins 13y ago
I'm not a G+ user but am interested in joining this group. I filled out the form without realizing that the whole thing is run over G+, so I put in my own website instead, assuming the only reason you were asking for G+ was to find out
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by jankins 13y ago
If I was building that rating dialog I'd want to still give the user the immediate ability to rate the app on the second '1-4 stars' popup, so that's the only thing that makes it devious. Otherwise, this is actually a pr
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by jankins 13y ago
One idea is it might not necessarily be either/or -- I'd suggest that you first release one version, whichever payment model your gut is pulling you toward. Wait until you have some data, maybe 4-6 months of sales history. If sale
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by jankins 13y ago
Thanks, restarted, should work now
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Show HN: Developer-Focused App Designs(taptemplate.com)
10 points by jankins 13y ago|2 comments
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by jankins 13y ago
well, it wasn't linkified, hurrah, I didn't violate after all!
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Not Quite the Spirit of the Internet
1 points by jankins 13y ago|2 comments
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by jankins 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (LA area) iOS developer with OpenGL experience, but I love learning new technologies so I'm open to any interesting projects. a couple recent projects: http://mirada.com/stories/mirrorworld
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by jankins 13y ago
this is excellent, here it is for use in iOS projects: https://github.com/TapTemplate/ionicons-iOS
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by jankins 13y ago
I whipped up a FontAwesome 4.0 library for iOS: https://github.com/sweetmandm/FontAwesomeTools-iOS
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by jankins 13y ago
That wasn't her, it's users on the website typing stuff into the 'Say Something' text box and hitting 'Send.'
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by jankins 13y ago
I'm making $200/mo on average from one iPhone app. It took me a month to build it a year ago and sales have remained stable, except for one $800 month when I got featured in a popular newsletter. I'm currently polishing up an
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by jankins 13y ago
This is a great helper for getting acquainted with the C spiral rule: http://c-faq.com/decl/spiral.anderson.html

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