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by jcizzle 15y ago
That's the whole point - "your" definition. There are billions of people in the world, any many of them disagree with your definition. Pretending your definition is the only definition is the height of egotism, and I wish that we as a peopl
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by jcizzle 15y ago
You have that backwards, it should be: "I'm an isolationist, which is why I think the Middle East is uncivilized." Also, politicians pandering to various religious communities happens all the time in America. Let's not pretend it is differe
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by jcizzle 15y ago
Every Objective-C class/object is a C structure. Every Objective-C message send is actually a C function call (objc_msgSend). Every Objective-C method is actually a C function definition. So, to the contrary, every Cocoa project is just usi
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by jcizzle 15y ago
I'm not sure what you are saying. Sending a message in Objective-C just compiles down to a C function. Syntax has absolutely zero to do with the language choice or transition to another language. It sounds like you think adopting another la
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by jcizzle 15y ago
What is interesting to me is that I could replace "Objective-C" with "liberal" and "Java" with "conservative"; or "Eclipse" with "Democrat" and "Xcode" with "Republican" - and this article and all articles like it will fly just fine on CNN,
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by jcizzle 15y ago
Correlation proves causation, we've always been at war with Eurasia, and trickle-down economics. - Things educated people don't believe
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by jcizzle 15y ago
It is part of iOS and has been since iOS 2.0. Every application developer gets to pick their own URL scheme and what any arguments passed to it do. This web site is just showing you the URL schemes for various applications.
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by jcizzle 15y ago
I imagine this comes from the fact that: 1. ObjC is only used on Apple's platforms (and the less popular GNUStep). 2. You'll have to use Xcode to write for these platforms (less popular alternatives don't add up here). 3. Xcode automatical
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by jcizzle 15y ago
The only "fact" in this article, the amount of money spent on TV ads, was never supported (read citation). Even if that number is valid, it still doesn't prove that advertising works. The only thing this proves is that advertisers can sell
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by jcizzle 15y ago
It is ironic that people would complain about someone taking ideas from another article to present them in another way. The more exposure the better.
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by jcizzle 15y ago
I definitely laughed at the irony of this post.
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by jcizzle 15y ago
Safari uses Cmd-Shift-{ and Cmd-Shift-} to switch between tabs, as does Xcode. However, you can change them to whatever you like by selecting Preferences->Key Bindings and searching for "tab"
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by jcizzle 15y ago
You are correct in that some shortcuts do require a click, and I suggest you file bug reports with Apple (I've filed a few). I believe that since Xcode 4 is quite new, they just haven't gotten this far yet. I, for one, would love a keyboard
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by jcizzle 15y ago
Given that nearly every item, gesture, etc. in Xcode has a shortcut and you can modify these shortcuts to whatever you like, I'm inclined to believe you are just trolling for AppCode.
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by jcizzle 15y ago
It serves its purpose. Just like C++, Java, C#, Ruby, Python and Haskell all serve their respective purposes. Fact is, not everyone agrees with your position, nor do they agree with my position. I would be foolish to attempt to convince you
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by jcizzle 15y ago
People that complain about languages simply haven't mastered them yet.
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by jcizzle 16y ago
I think we can all agree that a substantial number of Android supporters are a bit on the tech/geeky side - commonly presenting device specs and openness as a point of superiority over iOS. I think we also can agree that most MMO players ar
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by jcizzle 16y ago
Thought he quit working for Facebook, too. Thoroughly disappointed when I found out he was just complaining that his life was so pathetic that it warranted 5 full-trackpad swipes of self-righteous douchebaggery on why he is single.