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by landr0id 13y ago
Anyone know what's up with the Mac extras overview page? It simply does not exist [1] whereas the Windows one does [2]. [1] http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qdoc/qtmacextras-overview... [2] http://doc
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by landr0id 13y ago
Why can't people be patient? Jailbreaks exist for iOS 7. Be patient, and it will be released sometime soon. iH8sn0w gave an ETA of before 2014. They're carefully picking when to release. Don't rush things.
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by landr0id 13y ago
Do you know the context of those though? I delete my questions from time-to-time because they're very specific to my setup or they end up being something really basic like a missing semicolon or a typo somewhere.
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by landr0id 13y ago
Friend of mine made a website like this that supports videos and pictures [1]. It's hard to trust something like that, but if you want you could always create your own implementation (see the About screen). [1] http://expete
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by landr0id 13y ago
Qt 5.2 also adds Windows, Mac, and Android extras (platform-specific things for a native feel) [1]. For example, on Windows you can set the task bar progress, and on OS X you can use some native components, such as the toolbar. The OS X doc
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by landr0id 13y ago
Very impressive! At first glance I thought you made a typo under <random>. for (auto int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { After a Google search, I read that there's apparently no difference between 'auto int' and just
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by landr0id 13y ago
That's actually very true. I pulled that one off of the GitHub page though. I believe its something robfig wants (at least optionally) for when it's deemed production-ready.
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by landr0id 13y ago
Revel is pretty great so far (I actually just made my first contribution yesterday!). Some important things it needs though: support for HTTPS, better DB support (some type of ORM, although gorp is sufficient for now), HTTP auth, and better
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by landr0id 13y ago
It has been. It recently popped back up on Reddit.
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by landr0id 13y ago
Oh that's actually really neat. I'll have to look into it more, but it's a shame there's nothing available for OS X for me to play with on my local machine.
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by landr0id 13y ago
Can someone give me a rundown on the general idea of Docker? I'm a programmer, don't do much server/linux work (OS X is my OS), so I'm not quite understanding. > Docker is an open-source engine which automates the deployment of applica
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by landr0id 13y ago
It really needs to pop more though. I noticed the links to the top-left and top-right of the select and really wondered why they aren't forward/back arrows. They could at least have chevrons.
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by landr0id 13y ago
Did you happen to ask why they decided to move from AppEngine to Heroku?
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by landr0id 13y ago
I hadn't considered the A/B issue, and yeah that can get messy. Importing a specific commit hash to the repo would be great. As far as managing dependencies locally, I couldn't say since I haven't had much experience with Go, but there exis
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by landr0id 13y ago
The dependency could have easily been avoided by forking the repo which you're using, and using that instead. Obviously the maintainer(s) of the original will be making changes, so wouldn't you want to make sure that if you're distributing
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by landr0id 13y ago
`<-c` is the main routine waiting for the other goroutine to finish (`c <- true`). It's being blocked until there's something for it to receive. > It's also difficult to tell in the for loop if v is being assigned as "range m",
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by landr0id 13y ago
If you mean a service which lets you stream your media, Google Music I believe was designed with this in mind.
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by landr0id 13y ago
I disliked how I had to watch the gifs a couple of times though in order to read exactly what he typed for the first snippet to see how it related to what it filled. Text underneath would help, but it does indeed look nice.
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by landr0id 13y ago
I believe I tried it once, but the UI wasn't very appealing to me. The key features I'm looking for are: fixed width of 16 bytes, clean interface, process inspecting (not sure how easy that is to do to be honest) and raw disk access.
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by landr0id 13y ago
The one thing that I absolutely cannot stand about my OS X workflow is that to this day, I still have not found a good hex editor. On Windows I used HxD, but there's nothing that really fits the bill. That, IDA Pro (I don't have an OS X lic
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by landr0id 13y ago
I've been meaning to get one of the examples setup and just play around with it. To be perfectly honest I'm relatively new to the world of databases and such (I've been using RoR for some projects if that explains why), so tackling that gor
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by landr0id 13y ago
While we're on the subject... Has anyone tried out Revel[.]? If so, what are your thoughts on it? [.] https://github.com/robfig/revel
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by landr0id 14y ago
Seriously. It's amazing how many services do this. Xbox LIVE and PSN are two other examples.
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by landr0id 14y ago
Some do redirect to * .herokuapp.com, though. For instance: http://blacklistapp.heroku.com redirects to http://blacklistapp.herokuapp.com . I wonder if they switched it over for newer instances?
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by landr0id 14y ago
I believe that * .heroku.com points to * .herokuapp.com
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by landr0id 14y ago
> This part is puzzling to me. I think that at that point they had proved themselves capable enough to ask Microsoft to straight up hire/contract them, and not just for a resume quote. Establishing this kind of relationship with Microso
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by landr0id 14y ago
Seeing that someone took a screenshot will usually deter you from sending more embarrassing photos in the future.
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by landr0id 14y ago
Another great thing that The Verge has going for it is the layout and design of their articles. In an AMA on reddit [1], a member of the Vox Media Product Team said they actually have the writers do a basic layout of their article (with ful
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by landr0id 14y ago
OT: anyone else on a mobile device notice how this site's mobile site feels/looks nice? Almost feels like a native app http://i.imgur.com/zJ7YsY1.jpg
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by landr0id 14y ago
Same here. I usually recognize buttons from the context of how they're used and the associated text/font. I didn't recognize a single one of these though.

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