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by limmeau 16y ago
Last time I tried, I could only edit my posts while the other one hadn't answered yet. So: haha, but no.
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by limmeau 16y ago
So if Nokia decides to abandon Qt, the KDE foundation may release Qt under BSD license instead of LGPL? Does that comfort anyone?
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by limmeau 16y ago
Interesting. Apparently, this project on puts self-contained full-screen Qt apps onto Android machines via NDK [1]. However, I find nothing about Android integration on the level of Intents and Activities, not even whether that's planned. 1
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by limmeau 16y ago
How can Microsoft send a Nokia asset to the round file of patents? They didn't buy Nokia. Also, the performance of Moonlight says nothing about Windows Phone.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Fixed link: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/activeqt.html Apparently they integrate Qt with .NET via COM, which AFAIR is not available on Windows phones.
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Letter to Developers about Today’s News (Forum Nokia)(blogs.forum.nokia.com)
12 points by limmeau 16y ago|2 comments
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by limmeau 16y ago
I wonder what this means for Qt, given that the Windows Phone of today runs its apps in a CLR/Silverlight sandbox.
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by limmeau 16y ago
It wouldn't be the first time an app acts as a front-end to a foreign web service. Take all those editors which save to Dropbox, for example.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Judging from their websites, I. Vodafone's unlocking page explicitly mentions their CallYa prepaid offers and an outdated brand of "VPA" mobile phones and an "MCC" starter pack[1]. There is no sign of a page for the millions of people with
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by limmeau 16y ago
I'm aware of the 1EUR contracts (I live in Germany). I was just surprised that most phones in such contracts were supposed to be netlocked. I've bought most of my mobile phones of the past on eBay to use with my prepaid card. I've seen Voda
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by limmeau 16y ago
I thought the idea was to become the chicken, not the pig? But my management lingo isn't fluent.
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by limmeau 16y ago
A C++ framework on top of a mobile OS in which most interesting things happen in the Dalvik VM? What for?
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by limmeau 16y ago
Locked as in "locked to one network"? Except for prepaid 20EUR-phones and perhaps the iPhone, which phones in Germany come locked?
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by limmeau 16y ago
I'm surprised that none of the efforts listed seem to target hypervisors like Xen or KVM. A few weeks ago, Azul's VM was on HN, and its GC benefits from tight integration with the virtual memory system.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Agree. As for the proxying: Vodafone uses a transparent proxy on their UMTS network[1], other mobile companies might, too. 1. http://www.yetanotherblog.com/2007/08/20/vodafone-transparen...
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by limmeau 16y ago
Just tried it out with Opera Turbo enabled: both pictures have a similar moiree-like pattern, with "VOID" on neither.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Are you behind a compressing proxy (e.g. Opera Turbo)?
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by limmeau 16y ago
The "You haven't been on our site for a week and we're already pretending to miss you personally" mail could even contain a password reset link.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Sys-con as in http://aralbalkan.com/2022 ?
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by limmeau 16y ago
Episode 148 of Software Engineering Radio may be helpful. http://www.se-radio.net/2009/11/episode-148-software-archaeo...
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by limmeau 16y ago
Halp is fun. Thanks. Installed it already.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Fabrice Bellard's IOCCC entry of 2002 was a C-subset compiler in 617 wc-lines (ELF version). http://bellard.org/otcc/
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by limmeau 16y ago
As the Dropbox clients talk to Dropbox servers instead of directly to S3, Dropbox can just transparently migrate their data to a storage facility of their own when they decide that that has become cheaper than S3.
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by limmeau 16y ago
Strato claims to offer WebDAV and CIFS support on HiDrive: http://www.strato-hosting.co.uk/online-storage-hidrive/index... (not a Strato customer myself)
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by limmeau 16y ago
There is also EEPROM for code storage, as used in NanoVM [1]. 1. http://www.harbaum.org/till/nanovm/index.shtml
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by limmeau 16y ago
dBase... Well, it was on the computer dad brought home from work.
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by limmeau 16y ago
If the Instapaper app causes a Readability payment to the visited website, isn't that against Apple's new "no in-app purchases without Apple getting a cut" rule?
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by limmeau 16y ago
I don't get it. Is this a forum with special rules prohibiting advanced rhetoric, or a natural-language processing tool, or a rationalist movement?
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by limmeau 16y ago
Blade Runner! Of course! Thanks.
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by limmeau 16y ago
The tortoise question was vaguely familiar. Where is it from?

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