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martingordon
12y ago
Using the Chrome Dev Tools, you can record the network requests that occur using the Timeline tab. It's actually using GET to their server and something unknown to Amazon (that would most likely be server to server and not accessible o
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According to one of the founders, "Login with Amazon" doesn't grant access to a user's Amazon account.[1] If they were using it, there would be no need to ask for users' passwords. 1: https://news.ycombin
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12y ago
When you sign up, your Amazon email and password are sent to server using GET and so are visible in the URL. While the request is done over HTTPS (and traffic snoopers can't see it), it is very likely that there are a ton of Amazon cre
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martingordon
12y ago
I'm not sure how Google Play works but on the App Store developers specify whether your product is consumable or non-consumable and the products must be cleared for sale before users are given the option to buy them.
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martingordon
12y ago
This looks a lot like Swift (or rather, Swift looks a lot like Kotlin).
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12y ago
I just cancelled my Time Warner Internet a few minutes ago (switched to FiOS). The call took all of 8 minutes and the rep didn't put up a fight at all. I joked that it might actually be worth continuing to pay $50/month to avoid t
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Certain Amazon eBooks restricted to Kindle devices only
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Is there ever a time when you don't want a weak/unowned self in a block? Perhaps this should be made the default in Swift? (I understand that the Blocks spec requires all captured variables to be strong unless otherwise specified.
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12y ago
Apple has stated that Swift apps can target iOS 7/8 and Mavericks/Yosemite. You do need access to the dev program in order to get access to the Xcode 6 beta.
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Yep
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I pulled the data from Wolfram Alpha (I searched for "median home prices [and median household income] of top 25 metro areas in the US"; I couldn't figure out the correct syntax to get it to compute the numbers for me).
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12y ago
This doesn't take into account median salaries. It's possible that the median salary in SF is $200k and everything is OK (it isn't $200k though). While it doesn't really affect the results of this article, it's impo
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12y ago
How exactly did you do this? I want my name on Twitter but it's being squatted on by someone who has zero tweets, zero followers and following one person. I put in a request back in 2009 to free up the name and they told me the same th
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13y ago
The Onion has a similar take: http://www.theonion.com/articles/the-pros-and-cons-of-vaccin...
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13y ago
Carousel is a non-starter for me for the sole reason that it doesn't have the ability to set a root folder. I keep a lot of things in Dropbox, including iWork documents, web sites, and iOS projects and I don't need the "photo
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Introduction to Secure Coding Guide
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13y ago
I first came across this when I tried to redeem some of my 100k miles I accumulated on British Airways from business travel (at the time AA/BA didn't give AAdvantage miles for transatlantic flights on BA). Almost any time I try to
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13y ago
FWIW, I am smiling on my US passport issued in 2005 and haven't had any issues.
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Scrolling is backwards on my Mac. I'm using the default ("natural") scrolling, where swiping up scrolls down, but this page is set to scroll down with a swipe down. Probably has to do with the fact that they're rendering
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13y ago
I think Tonx ( https://tonx.org/cb2dd1d7 note: referral link) s one of the most established companies in this space. They charge $19 for 12oz of freshly-roasted coffee sent biweekly (Roasted on Sunday, shipped out Monday fro
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Haven't really dived into it because of the nasty CSS issue with narrow(er) screens (My Safari window is at 1110px, it's an issue below 1350px): http://imgur.com/Na6cLfo
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Matthew Kirk spoke about a neural network language predictor at RubyConf a few weeks ago. Here are his slides and code: http://modulus7.com/rubyconf/
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Agreed. While the ideal solution to this problem might be server side, as the author suggestions, that is in no way a feasible solution. The card networks are in direct competition with each other, so there's no way you could get a sin
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Part of the problem is that an MBA can be a lot of different things even within a schools. I, for one, am working on learning how to solve problems that startups face, problems that can't be solved by code. I'm not saying that hir
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> They spent too much time on the product and not enough time on growth and distribution. The first pitch deck they put together for investors was mediocre. They began marketing too late. They failed to effectively position themselves
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The 200 MB is no strings attached, but the cheaper rates mentioned in the press release do have strings attached. I'm referring in particular to: > For T-Mobile voice customers, 'always-on' iPad plans start at just $10 a m
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Yeah, I have cellular data for the App Store turned on. I didn't mean my comment to be a knock against Apple, as it was clearly my fault (first time with a severely limited data cap), but just to illustrate how easy it is to accidental
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I accidentally blew through my free 200 MB shortly after signing up for service. I disabled WiFi in order to run a speed test having forgotten that I had a few apps updating in the background and a few minutes later, I got an email saying I
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13y ago
Thanks for the link to EvaporateJS. The recent price changes at Ink Filepicker make it untenable for our small needs and this looks like a great alternative.
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13y ago
You guys also support PNGs and Everpix does not, critical for syncing iOS screenshots across devices.
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