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by jyap 14y ago
Yes, that should also work for Mixed replication. The rule for Mixed replication is that Statement based replication is performed UNLESS the statement is non-deterministic. Eg. If you are performing an update on a random row ID then a Row-b
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by jyap 14y ago
Is "Mobile app deep-linking" just custom iOS URL schemes? Also, let's not go so far as to call Twitter a "Games Platform". A games platform is some like Facebook Games or Xbox. It's not as if Twitter now suddenly hosts your games.
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by jyap 14y ago
Hmm, Scribd uses Rails. Possible it was an unpatched Rails exploit?
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by jyap 14y ago
Firstly, gambling is illegal for minors. Secondly, have you ever seen slot machines? Players like to pick machines they feel comfortable with. This is Zynga using their own branding to diversify into another product.
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by jyap 14y ago
Yes, I am saying it is trivial.
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by jyap 14y ago
On a related note I did quite like the email replies that Steve Jobs would write when he was still around. I started to collect them at one point in a web site. http://emailsfromstevejobs.com At the time it felt like an interesting meme
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by jyap 14y ago
PHP just has a different deployment model in most cases using just Apache + mod_php out of the box and PHP is embedded inside the Apache process. This model is memory intensive and does not scale well. A more accurate comparison would be so
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by jyap 14y ago
Down voted and I wish blacklisted.
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by jyap 14y ago
You can't put out blanket statements like that. Google is a huge company with many different divisions. You may as well just impose a ban on Google on not even use Google search. It's like saying "Don't use AWS because Amazon is a commer
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by jyap 14y ago
Anyone else spot the "I see what you did there?" with the Notes screen shot? http://herokuclassaction.com/how-to-make-heroku-comply-with-... That dig makes it personal.
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by jyap 14y ago
Yes. However, you probably give up 10-15% of the current iOS market as you can see on that page who are using iOS 5.x. There are also considerations like the most active users would be on iOS 6. Also consider iOS 6 is on 300 million+ devic
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by jyap 14y ago
"And it never stops, because the work is never ending. There’s always some feature to add or some bug to fix. There will always be a reason for you to have to stay an extra hour or two." So the point to the whole video is marketing coding a
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by jyap 14y ago
It's a nice story but the MSRP of that 160GB MacBook was $1,499.00. So the kids paid $22,485. So it's comparing Apples with common everyday oranges. (Pun indended)
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by jyap 14y ago
You need to enter in your SSN/Tax ID/FEIN.
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by jyap 14y ago
I'll tell you what happened to LEGO. They stayed in business.
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by jyap 14y ago
No, not really. Debian Timeline 2012-07-25: Debian's MoinMoin was exploited (due to what is eventually called CVE-2012-6081). 2012-10-18: First use of the backdoor. 2012-10-28: Theft of email addresses, password hashes and reCAPTCHA key. 20
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by jyap 14y ago
This part is funny. First Quarter 2013 Guidance "Operating income (loss) is expected to be between $(285) million and $65 million, compared to $192 million in the prior year period." So they're not even projecting profits for the future (ex
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Apple Removes Vine from 'Editor’s Choice' for Featuring Pornographic Content(macrumors.com)
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by jyap 14y ago
Ah, that Appnetizens link is a very interesting one. 30,827 users * $36/year = $1.1 yearly revenue. It should be interesting when the yearly subscription dates come up in August. 18,255 users are up for renewal in August. Well over half t
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by jyap 14y ago
I believe so. For them an instant thing they could do is just ban certain tags such as #porn and others that still work. I believe it is a calculated thing they are doing. However it does put them at risk of being banned from the App Stor
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by jyap 14y ago
There are lies, damned lies, and statistics. Here is the blog post to the "report": http://globalwebindex.net/thinking/social-platforms-gwi-8-up... According to the article: “Active Usage” (defined as “Used or contributed to in the past m
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by jyap 14y ago
Yep.
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by jyap 14y ago
"Now this is not our first mobile apps, we’ve made some in the past that got after a few months (without any advertisement) 30k downloads" Quick tip. Cross promote your new app to your established audience.
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by jyap 14y ago
Maybe you have things cached in your browser? No links work for me.
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by jyap 14y ago
I agree. In dealing with anti-spam techniques, URL shorteners are used to obfuscate bad links all the time. There are only 2 use cases: - Used to actually shorten links, say in emails. To me, this isn't a valid use case. I always dump the
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by jyap 14y ago
I just tested it on: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/faq.php?sid=3eaf67c60d15ce... Works for me on FF17. Does not work on Safari or Chrome. BusinessWeek.com articles don't totally work. They seem to have an extra pop with their header.
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by jyap 14y ago
It doesn't need a large ship. It can be a dedicated smaller team but one fully equipped with more resources (servers, a marketing department) compared to the start up.
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by jyap 14y ago
No, it makes legitimate use harder. It makes things such as A/B testing of screen shots and tweaking of screen shots for marketing purposes harder. For example say you have an app which is a News aggregation app. You want to update the s
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by jyap 14y ago
Yeah, they are accessing the API via (view source): http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?v=3.6&sensor=false&#3... So the client ID is "gme-volkswagenag"... Which is a business client ID for the Google Maps API. So the error message FAQ
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by jyap 14y ago
Someone commissions a hugely expensive rig like that to be installed in a random garage? Bizarre. It must be for porn.

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