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lnanek2
12y ago
Kind of glad Apple just confirmed the services are there and ignored him otherwise. I'm sure he has a nice career ahead of him of complaining the cp command in the adb shell on Android isn't hard coded to ignore any path with DCIM
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12y ago
Honestly, I've never seen anyone use anything other than XCode for iOS. Android, it's true there is Eclipse and Android Studio, but Eclipse support for modern build system features like binary packaged Android libraries is lacking
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12y ago
Implementation time is basically nothing. People have been doing this on iOS for 3 years now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l7Y4UcTd1k And similarly I've been playing with it on Android, although I found the camera
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12y ago
> And getting too much sleep—not just too little of it—is associated with health problems including diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease and with higher rates of death, studies show I don't understand how people can honestly
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12y ago
I can say the same re your experience, but I kind of experience the same thing he links to with Gradle and really despise it. Handling the constant Groovy errors and Gradle errors, and spending my life digging through their docs for a langu
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12y ago
Must be tough selling something GitHub gives away for free...
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12y ago
Doesn't seem very indicative of a good place to rob to me. If I'm not home, my wife usually is, and if we're not, the landlord also lives in the house, not to mention the dogs. The only things I own worth stealing are my comp
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12y ago
Really hate the separate sites thing. I use a half dozen of them and they are computer related, so it is a pain in the ass always having to register and not being allowed to comment/answer at first, etc.. They have a few improvements n
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12y ago
Even before OS'es supported that much people were sticking that much RAM on expansion bus cards and plugging them in and treating them like fast disks. So it is going to happen either way. The performance boost for the DB is just too m
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12y ago
Don't understand why they didn't just make an iPad mount. There's plenty of software to extend your desktop remotely. A small display like this doesn't need to be able to run high frame rate games.
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12y ago
That's not true, you buy and sell limited time span land use grants: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_property_law E.g. the government gets it back after some period like 70-90 years. You don't own the la
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12y ago
I've seen quite a few career women hire surrogate mothers. E.g. their eggs, the guy's sperm, but a different mother. That's certainly something that's only possible due to medical technology. Similarly, the pill was a hu
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12y ago
Are there any uncurable STDs left? Anyone who wants to be immune to HIV/AIDS just takes Truvada nowadays and even people who are raped get 30 days of anti-virals to prevent transmission. It's not a problem for the 1% any more, tha
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12y ago
Right now, if you are an enterprise who is going to give every employee or retail store a device for some reason, you often go Android since it is so much cheaper and can be customized more than slapping a sled with a bar code scanner and a
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12y ago
> IBM will act as a giant sales arm, and apple would fulfill whatever contract IBM can land It is OK to think that way re hardware. But it is backwards re software. IBM sold off almost all their hardware divisions (laptops, printers, sto
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12y ago
Looks like a clone of postmates.com . Unfortunately, Google can pretty easily get more users than them just using their already existing traffic. Some Google services have even gotten full page ads when visiting gmail.com like Google Wave a
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12y ago
I was going to say Android already has SQLite built-in, but they do a good job explaining advantages vs that (more object like syntax, more document like vs. table and schema like, better performance, etc.). Good job.
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12y ago
Wow, love this so much more than Scribd. Already clicked on the latest uploads and found something cool, and it just worked and didn't require login. Amazing.
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12y ago
Maybe he means other sites.
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12y ago
That's too bad. Their Android SDK was quite good and they were very responsive with issues submitted for it. I used it at a Google Glass hackathon and working with Apple's iBeacon technology was super easy - probably why they are
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12y ago
Considering Threes! is a failure compared to 2048's usage amounts, it would be more interesting to hear what they did wrong. E.g. wasted over a year working on something they should have pushed out immediately. Spent money on design th
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12y ago
China has already shown interest in using domestic processors simply because they are domestic. Russia is probably the same. I don't think Qualcomm could be considered competition unless they suddenly turned Russian.
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12y ago
Kind of crappy sensationalist article. This is common behavior for game clients which do this sort of thing to detect cheating and bots. E.g. World of Warcraft trying to detect automated gold farming, etc.. I can think of at least four prog
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12y ago
Clicked around a little and didn't see how old he is. Personally, I could run a mile under 5 minutes in high school, ran track for high school and college, wore out my knee so it hurts constantly at any more running for years after, an
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12y ago
This is pretty standard for the hosting industry. If you submit a support request, you cost more than most users, so they'd rather lose you than support you.
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12y ago
It doesn't work well on good WiFi either. My work WiFi requires a username and password, so it isn't possible. My home WiFi isolates all clients. Any hotel WiFi I ever saw requires a click through agreement.
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12y ago
Same experience here. It is always a nightmare using it with everyone having to do weird things like go to every else's G+ page and click hi and weird stuff...
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12y ago
For Android people, there's a very good library here: http://developer.radiusnetworks.com/ibeacon/android/index.ht... And here is an example of using it on Google Glass to trigger various experiences at Airpo
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12y ago
Reminds me of the whole SnapChat thing. People just aren't securing the internal APIs their mobile apps use.
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12y ago
PhoneGap just runs on the built-in web controls of the platform. Ludei reimplements the web control to run faster. Generally you only use the latter for games and graphics intensive apps.
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