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by mishmash 16y ago
I think Norton and VirusBarrier are probably the two most common apps. If it's really a malware/infection/rootkit and not just someone sniffing your password or the like, you could always backup and reinstall the OS.
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by mishmash 16y ago
If there could have been an equally eloquent API for those other languages, why wasn't there? Obj-C + stringent/verbose coding standards = powerful APIs. I've been writing Cocoa apps since 2002 and I pretty much love everything about prog
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by mishmash 16y ago
The repetition thing is kind of creepy.
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by mishmash 16y ago
Ah yes it's #2 already, should have figured that. :)
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by mishmash 16y ago
Would anyone be able to provide some background on this?
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by mishmash 16y ago
> If I thought of that license text I would have simply declared this new version 3.0. Ouch. Despite what I think she's trying to claim, this statement shows that she clearly had no intention of keeping the "free upgrades til 3.0" promi
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by mishmash 16y ago
My feelings exactly. Sure there was always Serial Box or whatever it was called, and [k]racks back in the System 6-9 days, but this new breed and their methods have really taken things to an extreme... I mean a pirate App Store FFS??
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by mishmash 16y ago
It's one click and a password to buy from the Mac App Store whereas Steam takes five clicks and no password (if you have it set to remember). Apple's store is no revolution in my book, far from it, but at least they put that Amazon One-clic
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by mishmash 16y ago
I posted this yesterday, but if this link is true, it'll be a whole lot easier to pirate apps than you suggest. It'll be as easy as using the normal AppStore, except for spending money part. http://torrentfreak.com/pirate-apple-app-store-i
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by mishmash 16y ago
> Or at least, I would have while I was still playing it. Ohhh nice burn. ;)
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by mishmash 16y ago
They both remind me of the Start menu icon in Windows 7.
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by mishmash 16y ago
Might I suggest http://www.longbets.org/
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by mishmash 16y ago
Although IBM seems to own them now, it could be the same Rosetta technology that Mac OS X used. The parent company had many public licensees and MS could have been one, but not announced. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_(software)
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by mishmash 16y ago
Apparently the Mac App Store has already been cracked and the devs are just waiting for "lots of crap" to show up before they release their pirating tools: http://torrentfreak.com/pirate-apple-app-store-innovates-wit...
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by mishmash 16y ago
ESPN does this too and I have no idea why. Maybe it's legacy from the portal years?
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by mishmash 16y ago
But they also did that with MySpace and look how that is turning out.
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by mishmash 16y ago
My guess would be that "the planet" would have preferred the tribal warfare way of life... just a hunch.
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by mishmash 16y ago
> Learning is the key to AI, not programming. And learning how to program will be the ultimate in AI.
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by mishmash 16y ago
Recently bought my dad a Blu-ray player and some of the disks have a firmware upgrade warning at the start of the disk. WTF is my dad supposed to do when he eventually gets one of these disks?
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by mishmash 16y ago
I like rock so any band that has three or four consecutively good albums that I can just push play and listen to hours of good music is a must. Examples, Tool, Pink Floyd, Rage Against the Machine, In Flames, etc. edit: also, almost any sta
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by mishmash 16y ago
IANAL, but with no agreements in place you're probably shit out of luck.
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by mishmash 16y ago
Sorry my correction, I meant to download it.
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by mishmash 16y ago
Pretty lame, link [edit: to download] is to slideshare with registration/form to fill out. Here are the required fields: Error! These details are incorrect. * First Name * Last Name * State * Country * Zip/Postal code * Emai
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by mishmash 16y ago
Should Chrome OS really count as a desktop OS, considering it doesn't even use a desktop metaphor?
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by mishmash 16y ago
One scoop per cup is the golden rule. ;)
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by mishmash 16y ago
Don't know if you'll see this, but as someone playing with both node and erlang, I'd love to hear more about your erlang setup (and your blog was down earlier when I looked).
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by mishmash 16y ago
So the results were worse, even though everyone involved thought they would be better on the updated version. Any theories?
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by mishmash 16y ago
From someone who doesn't know, how are Android apps currently DRMed?
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by mishmash 16y ago
My thoughts agree. I made it about halfway through the other two books before things kind of fell apart and I didn't really know how to apply Erlang IRL. Just bought this and hoping it completes the picture.
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by mishmash 16y ago
The transition has started.

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