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by memsom 6y ago
Depends on the Zune I think. If it was a V1, there is a lot to hate. Also, try using it today - this guy did and it seems like he seriously struggled: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG3Jud-829A
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by memsom 6y ago
Xamarin Forms already supports those platforms and you can use them today. The main stumbling block is that the tooling doesn't have project templates for those platforms yet. So you need to manually create the MacOS or WPF projects. A
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by memsom 6y ago
I have this on a CD somewhere - there was a "Subpop John Peel sessions"[1] CD released in the 90's that had Mudhoney (missing from this archive), Velocity Girl, Seaweed, Pond, Tad and Codeine. [1] Edit - found a link: https
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by memsom 6y ago
For me, an iPhone 6s hold out, this looks like a solid upgrade. The 6s is beginning to show its age (battery is creaky, processor is slower than my wife's 8, camera is so-so.) Tempted to be sure.
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by memsom 7y ago
If they follow the procedure in the UK, they can do this AFAIK. Though, they might need to make the position redundant and offer another position at a lower wage. Either way, it's a contract change.
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by memsom 7y ago
The weirdest thing is that the first "Roku" I owned was the box brought out for Now TV (UK streaming service, owned by Sky and heavily invested in Roku apparently), and it did not include Netflix!! It also did not include Youtub
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by memsom 7y ago
Lazarus is a lot closer to Delphi though.
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by memsom 7y ago
Take a look at the Continuous IDE for iOS and iPadOS. It's C# based, but it will compile and run any code supported by the platform, including UIKit, SpriteKit/SceneKit and Xamarin.Forms. The compiler is the Roslyn compiler. The o
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by memsom 7y ago
"The Handmaid's Tale" was all over Norwegian book stores when I was there in the summer.
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by memsom 8y ago
The original Inhabitants of Scotland pre-date the Irish Gaelic speakers who now live on the fringe of Scotland and are so called Highlanders
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by memsom 8y ago
Mainly because it was never available in the UK. There was a euro variant in Portugal and Poland, but it was incompatible with the UK Spectrum (both hardware and software), so didn't really have much point in the UK - where the Speccy
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by memsom 8y ago
The "two" books mentioned that were written by Serge Lidin are basically the same book, the latter is just an updated version. So really, there's only one book with two editions.
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by memsom 8y ago
The API he is using is public and seems to be intended to do what he is doing with it. The main issue is the name - Apple probably won't like the name very much.
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by memsom 8y ago
Do you know of a resource that shows pictograms for Polish like the one the parent shows? My partner is Polish and I’m slowly acquiring the language, butI have always struggled to visualise the meanings of the Polish equivalent prefixes
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by memsom 8y ago
You missed two that I can think of: (1) the runtime written in F# that Frank Krueger’s Continuous uses (and I believe also Xamarin Live player uses in some fashion.) (2) Goa WinForms was a C# compiler that targeted the Adobe Flash Player,
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by memsom 8y ago
Didn’t they try this before? I had a copy of the Photoshop Touch(?) app previously. It was on iOS and Android. I think it was 32bit though, so no chance it still works on iOS.
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by memsom 8y ago
You might find the file handle stuff comes from the fact that a lot of the Be employees were originally Mac developers at the start, and quite possibly because they wanted to support some of the features that were in the OFS (original File
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by memsom 8y ago
The source code, with all the stuff removed that was licensed or probably violated some patent or GPL restrictions would be pretty useless. It also suffers greatly from the lack of engineers working on it - as in some parts have a lot of co
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by memsom 8y ago
The advantage of Object Pascal is that it is compiled to binary. Lua is generally interpreted. I guess you could implement Lua execution on top of this - so you could make it happen. Depends if the Free Pascal compiler can link in the Lua i
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by memsom 8y ago
Open arrays were in Delphi from the beginning, but Dynamic arrays were added much later (circa 4.0 IIRC.) Object Pascal was always a lot more free with setting the bounds of an array too - you could specify any arbitrary range or even an en
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by memsom 8y ago
That is all down to your config. If you go to "Tools \ options" , then in that dialog, expand the "Debugging" node and select "General", you can "Enable .Net Framework source stepping", and you can al
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by memsom 8y ago
I've never had a Barszcz made with cabbage as a base. I'm not saying you're wrong - I'm not Polish. But my wife is, so we eat a lot of Polish food and visit Poland at least once a year. It's a biog country though, s
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by memsom 8y ago
Isn't this about bringing Kazakh closer to say, Turkish too? I wondered if part of the motivation wasn't to align themselves more with the Turks - both languages having a common language family/ancestor.
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by memsom 9y ago
There was a BeOS alike OS project called Cosmoe, but it is defunct. It was based on the same AtheOS code as SyllableOS, but tried to rework the interfaces tot he libraries to be more like the BeAPI. All ASM/C/C++ though, no manage
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by memsom 9y ago
re: creating iOS Apps on an iPad - I've been using Continuous IDE for doing this. It includes Xamarin Forms, as well as native bindings. I've created a few non trivial apps in it. The benefit is that you can bootstrap the app real
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by memsom 9y ago
There was some shady Classic Mac OS Source floating about on a Hotline server I used to have access to. I looked at it, but I think it was almost totally in 68000 assembler, so it had minimal use/interest to me at the time.
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by memsom 9y ago
All of them. He flirted with them all. Jaiku, Identi.ca, App.net, etc. He was always trying to find an alternative. I've been listening on and off to him since my first iPod, so over 10 years. As each new one came out he jumped on it.
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by memsom 9y ago
Yeah, the tools I had were picky. The size of the OS partition was very specific - it had to fit on to a multiple of a CF card I think. There was some kind of hard limit of about 32MB or something like that. I know I had it all running on a
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by memsom 9y ago
BeIA was quite clever. The OS compressed the binaries by using a one way (?) process to pull out common code segments in to a common dictionary. The OS then read that code somehow in to memory when the apps started. You could run the OS unc
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by memsom 9y ago
I guess the great intel compiler switch had already happened between the old PE based Metrowerks and the "new" gcc. I can vouch that stuff from PR1/PR2 still more or less runs under R5.03 on PowerPC (for example, I managed to

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