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by nutjob123 14y ago
How many malicious apps were in the Android store? A few? A dozen? Thats a pretty good ratio out of the hundreds of thousands available.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
I find the ability to go into a quiet room with a closed door priceless.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Good stuff. Can't wait for the android version. One more thing, I just spent 15 minutes figuring out how to change a co-worker's profile pic in the new app. I fear that simple use cases are becoming complicated.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Yeah, it completely changes the dynamic of the situation. I can't imagine many other people are really going through a salary negotiation with their fiance as the other party.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
I found some of the titles very relatable.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
I can't tell if your're serious with the first point. Either way I reject the idea that a person can be successful simply by possessing a positive attitude. Or that facts should be dismissed for anecdote.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
1. fragmentation is very real but not actually a problem and very manageable for 90% of apps. 2. The Android development sdk works just fine on Mac OS. I would argue that certain parts of the Eclipse+ADB combination are actually more deve
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by nutjob123 14y ago
I don't understand why the market hasn't shifted to placing more importance on Android. Android has a significantly higher marketshare in the US and abroad it is almost 3 times as prevalent (59% to 23% according to IDC). Why would a start
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Here's a tip when you start working on android. There is a method in the bitmap factory class that can handle image scaling for you on device.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
I want to pay this kid to hang around the office and come up with remedies to our questionable design decisions.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Interesting thought. A couple users may be empathetic because the actual problem is somewhat visible but I'm not sure if that is an real benefit. It is of course a negative perception when they see that youtube is up and then perceive all
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Not sure how well this will work when someone wraps their old hard drive based iPod (or brand new iPod classic) and wipes some bits on the drive...
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Not sure about the whole concept, loan, ect. but I think the market research is a good start. "As Steve Jobs said, "It isn't the consumers' job to know what they want."" Unfortunately you are not inventing a whole new market category. Dec
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by nutjob123 14y ago
"profitable" is not equal to true or false. People who understand business use numbers to represent it and evaluate accordingly.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Its been said but I would like to point out that this type of customization is trivial on android. The ability to customize many parts of my phone is one of the reasons enjoy using the platform. I have recently seen online communities spr
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by nutjob123 14y ago
I think that you should explain why you feel this way instead of simply asserting your (possibly) gut reaction.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
Android phone responsiveness varies by a huge amount. Some are lightning fast while others just have lots of lag throughout the ui. I have found lg phones to be in the latter category.
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by nutjob123 14y ago
You travel with cds?
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by nutjob123 14y ago
mario?
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by nutjob123 14y ago
The idea of a "github for designers" has yet to be perfected. This new iteration of LayerVault looks like a step in the right direction.
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by nutjob123 15y ago
I think it is quite simple, consumers feel lied to. Beef marketing is heavily laced with imagery of farms, grass and cows grazing. Even going to a butcher and seeing him make the cut is quite understandable to a consumer. Seeing this un-
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by nutjob123 15y ago
"There is relatively little food that is "minimally processed" anywhere in the industrialized world" Perhaps you have not seen any of the organic food markets/brands that are popping up all over the country. Organic/minimally processed fo
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by nutjob123 15y ago
Robots which go through the sewers broadcasting to the internet. Reminds me of the matrix.
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by nutjob123 15y ago
A good point was made however I really don't like these blog posts which attempt to be a "negotiating for dummies" style resource. Negotiating is a well understood field and there are many textbooks and academic resources for people who wo
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by nutjob123 15y ago
I don't like the subject selection for their first course. I think that the benefit of freshman physics isn't necessarily learning classical mechanics (F=MA, FBD's, kinematics, ect.) but teaching students to connect analytical thinking wit
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by nutjob123 15y ago
In the interview with the FBI Jobs also stated that "during the period of approximately 1970-1974 he experimented with marijuana, hashish and lsd. This was during high school and college and he mostly used the substances by himself." p.48
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by nutjob123 15y ago
Evaporated water is already very clean. I would like to see this material tested as a regular filtration mechanism. Normally filters are rated by the size of molecule they allow to pass through them, flow rate and how many liters of water
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by nutjob123 15y ago
I started the exact same thing last night however instead of using the NDK(c/c++) I am using a GLSurfaceView in the SDK(java). I'm sure that he will get better performance with the NDK however I have very little c experience and the docume
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by nutjob123 15y ago
OCZ makes pci express ssd's which claim very high speeds. They seem to be similar in theory to what Woz is doing. Does anyone have any experience using them? Here is a link http://www.ocztechnology.com/ocz-revodrive-3-x2-pci-express-...
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by nutjob123 15y ago
Yeah i can think of a number of ways to do this with padding or layout margins and then setting a shape drawable or 9 patch for as the backround of the list or its container. In fact i just checked and i have done this for a couple publis

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