kfir

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by kfir 10y ago
Of course these are not exact numbers, did Apple ever say they are?! The point of this blog post eludes me.
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by kfir 12y ago
The developer edition is $599 when getting locked phone is usually a buy one get one free kind of deal.
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by kfir 13y ago
"Don't talk shit on Android. It is FOSS" - is it? did you ever commit code to it? did anyone outside of google and other corp ever committed code to it?
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by kfir 13y ago
4) Google Now. Enough said. You are aware that "Google Now" is available for iOS
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by kfir 13y ago
From the video it looks like this works via SSH as well so you will still need to "create an SSH account, and let your friend connect to your machine"
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by kfir 13y ago
I don't get it why not just use tmux?! tmux -S /tmp/pair chmod 777 /tmp/pair tmux -S /tmp/pair attach
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by kfir 14y ago
Why does it matter?
38.
by kfir 14y ago
here you go troll, watch the one minute demo. tell me you can edit code with this kind of an efficiency in your IDE - https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts
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by kfir 14y ago
ctags - http://ctags.sourceforge.net/ should give you "go to definition", no matter what you use emacs or vim here is something with a bit more detail - http://tartley.com/?p=1277
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by kfir 14y ago
IDE's has their place especially when working on along the lines of Java, .NET, large C++ codebase etc. For Python I would expect people to use vim or emacs and alike.
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by kfir 14y ago
To think that people use an IDE for Python is sad news for me.
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by kfir 14y ago
From the URL you posted - "Amazon's support has since confirmed to an Engadget reader that the option to remove the ads will be "announced soon." Although full details aren't forthcoming" In other words until the feature is announced you ca
43.
by kfir 15y ago
Google 20% time is very much a myth
44.
by kfir 15y ago
those limitations have been removed as far as I know
45.
by kfir 15y ago
well spoken
46.
by kfir 15y ago
if its less than 1% then why are you on this board?
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by kfir 15y ago
php not sure about the rest.
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by kfir 16y ago
Sadly Android was never open source; in the past you could get the source but you NEVER had the ability to submit patches, unless you worked at one of Google strategic partners.