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by jlind 15y ago
While I don't have any experience on the subject, I did recently see an article about using HTML5 to make an offline compatible iPhone game: http://sixrevisions.com/web-development/html5-iphone-app/ And here's another article from IBM abo
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by jlind 15y ago
I have a friend who recently tried to purchase an iPad for a contest her work was going to put on during an event this summer. Apparently the Apple store rep had to deny the sale, giving pretty much the same reasons in this article. She pus
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by jlind 15y ago
I've lost count of the number of times that I have left a website simply because they wanted me to provide some sort of information before I saw what they actually had to offer. Also a sidenote to the OP: the example app (tripador.com) seem
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by jlind 15y ago
WhoIsHiring post> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2607052
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by jlind 15y ago
The school I'm attending now, University of Cincinnati, has a compulsory co-op program for the majority of technical degrees. I'm going into my last year of school having around a year and a half of work experience already. I've learned jus
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by jlind 15y ago
Agreed. Quite interesting first step. I'd bet a little more interactive version would be a lot of fun to play around with and a great iteration for something like this.
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by jlind 15y ago
I enjoyed this article. I'm familiar with JavaScript but haven't really had the time to learn about these server-side engines. Great use of analogies to explain how some of them work.
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by jlind 15y ago
I didn't even notice the date! I started getting really confused at the Java/Javascript part before I realized it wasn't a serious article.
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by jlind 15y ago
Security hole or not, Sony clearly has a whole lot of negative momentum in regards to security. Sony are already estimating $171m loss for as a result of the PSN outage[1]. [1] http://www.joystiq.com/2011/05/23/psn-breach-and-restoration...
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by jlind 15y ago
Agreed. I noticed that the sidebar with css was animated with jQuery anyways. I still thought it was an interesting proof of concept though.
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by jlind 15y ago
I think he's referring to some of the recent domain seizures from a handful of major gambling sites.
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by jlind 15y ago
This. I wasn't here 250 days ago and I'm always glad to find another solid programming resource. I wasn't the first and surely won't be the last. Besides, this type of link isn't necessarily a "news" story that will become outdated.
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by jlind 15y ago
Similar story from Ars Technica when their page was recently banned, with some similar steps you might be able to take: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/04/facebook-tak...
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by jlind 15y ago
I'm fairly certain YouTube is a real site, however...