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   by jpcx01 16y ago

   Ah, cool. That'll work.
2. 152.▲
   by jpcx01 16y ago

   All 600 million outlook users... bit of a stretch eh? Having a few million Xobni installs is pretty good, why not just advertise that?
3. 153.▲
   by jpcx01 16y ago

   Umm, not according to your docs. http://www.xobni.com/support/?view=192 Recipient extractors are a tad bit important. No doubt its coming soon on your dev roadmap though.
4. 154.▲
   by jpcx01 16y ago

   Thats great, but the devil's in the details. Are you using the same Extractors API so it'll inspect the messages and provide matches?
5. 155.▲
   by jpcx01 16y ago

   I would post much more "garbage" if there was a decent filtering system. I only post substantive tweets as I'm worried I'll annoy people with useless stuff. Why would someone care about where I'm eating or what movie I'm watching if they do
6. 156.▲
   by jpcx01 16y ago

   Pretty funny, but seems like a perfectly valid approach. Some dude at Rockstar could either code a no-cd workaround himself to get it listed on Steam, or just reuse one that already works (and was extremely well tested by the pirate communi
7. 157.▲
   by jpcx01 16y ago

   Need more <blink> tag
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   by jpcx01 16y ago

   Heh, I was just kidding about that monster bit. I know several devs on the IE team and have consulted with MS as a web developer for many years.
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   by jpcx01 16y ago

   I love my Pre. Great new innovative ui, and excellent browsing experience.
10. 160.▲
    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Please remember Microsoft web developers are human, like you and I. Ask around, they all HATE ie,much more than you could know. It's an embarassment and joke inside the company. The IE development team however are not human. They are monste
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Bad title. He was given sudo access to gem. So, of course he'll be able to run arbitrary code as sudo. Don't use sudo gems. Rubygems works great with normal user access. In fact, best bet is to have a user ruby install too. RVM helps with t
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    That about sums it up for me too. Well maybe not the prisoner part, my situation is purely of free choice.
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    No news. I'm sure HN will be the first to know. This is a good sign, no doubt. But I'm still pessimistic about Titanium on iPhone. I've stopped all development until I know for sure my apps will allowed on the AppStore. I may continue dev a
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Simple, great looking site. Well done!
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Seems very different. Titanium translates code into native widgets. PhoneGap just wraps everything in a webkit, and provides the scripts to power the apps using web ui components.
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Of course there's a difference. Who said there wasn't? But the attitude is the same. "Screw your opinion, go home if you don't like it".
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Extremely well reasoned I think. Much more persuasive than my screeching rants on the subject in the last few days. Nice work DHH!
18. 168.▲
    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Great answer. I also like the one "Don't like the government? Move to another country".
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    by jpcx01 16y ago

    Looks cool. I'm a ruby dev on osx, but ill be installing the demo and playing around with this thing for sure. I really like the innovations in .net 4.0 for dynamic languages. Anyone know the status of ironruby within this release?
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    I dont get why people bring this up. It's Apple's right to .... Of course its Apple's right. I don't think anyone's advocating lawsuits. But it's our right to bitch, moan, complain, and try to convince everyone in the world that if Apple d
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    Yep. I can attest that Photoshop CS4 runs way better on my windows machine than Macbook Pro, and it even has lower specs. CS5 might be better (I hope), but at the moment everything Adobe ships on Mac is complete and utter trash in my opinio
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    I blame Adobe in part for 3.3.1. I just hate the fact that good developers have to suffer in the aftermath of this useless battle. Why couldn't Apple just say succinctly in the TOS... "ADOBE AINT WELCOME HERE NO MO".
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    Ok. So how does an Apple fan respond to something they intensely dislike? It's very difficult not to express complete and utter disdain and contempt for people like Gruber who expresses such an unbelievable idiotic opinion, that are then us
24. 174.▲
    by jpcx01 17y ago

    More proof that Gruber is a tool.
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    thanks!
26. 176.▲
    by jpcx01 17y ago

    They take it down? Anyone copy the text?
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    Seriously? Have you used a droid or a nexus one? Multitasking has been one of the killer features for me. Swap between the web browser, email, podcasting app and it never loses your spot. There's no going back once you really feel like you
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    Android copy paste has been pretty seamless for me. Theres always the option there when I need it. Tap and hold and it'll appear.
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    I second the SSD recommendation. It's a must have on any Macbook Pro.
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    by jpcx01 17y ago

    Great plug in the review for a kickass iPad app called StreamToMe ($3). I've been using it to mount my entire video library on my mac mini (with external HD), and have access to view everything on my iPad. 1tb of movies / tv shows + iPad is