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by pieter 18y ago
This is an article about a similar skim on one of the machines for the Dutch railways: http://web.inter.nl.net/users/p.c.wiegmans/skimapparaat/inde...
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by pieter 18y ago
Yes, a bookmarklet on the main site would be very appreciated
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by pieter 18y ago
Or just direct them to http://twi.bz.twi.bz/a
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by pieter 18y ago
I just typed in a really long question on StackOverflow and pressed 'post', site is down and now I lost my question :( it's nice if it works though
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by pieter 18y ago
No, you have to wait until midnight in your timezone.
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by pieter 18y ago
Yes. Here's a link that worked for me: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftwa... I couldn't find it in the app store, but the link worked fine
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by pieter 18y ago
I just downloaded and installed it. It's looking good so far. Nice to be able to just sign in directly to Skype. Can't use the voice function over 3G of course. I don't really have anyone to call at this time of the day, but calling the ech
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by pieter 18y ago
What happens there is that submodules are checked out as a detached head. You'll see that when committing something in a submodule: Vienna-2:libgit2 pieter$ git commit -am "wawaa" [detached HEAD 8641889] wawaa but you'll still have
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by pieter 18y ago
Also see http://blog.headius.com/2009/03/on-benchmarking.html for the other side of this story
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MacRuby also goes LLVM(macruby.org)
1 points by pieter 18y ago|0 comments
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by pieter 18y ago
Having a bugtracker or not is a tough decision. You have to keep your ways of communicating limited to a few channels. You _will_ need to address the social aspect of your project in one way or another. It's probably either a mailinglist or
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by pieter 18y ago
Good, the more projects that start using LLVM the better. There's also a GSOC project idea at the mono page ( http://www.mono-project.com/StudentProjects#LLVM_Back-End ) for targetting LLVM from the mono JIT. This way more projects can shar
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by pieter 18y ago
I don't see this having a chance success. Paying for applications for which you have to hack your phone? I'm not going to pay $30 for an application which lets me tether my phone, a feature that I'll get for free in the next iPhone OS. And
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by pieter 18y ago
It's not like this is JavaScript specific.. Any project that wants to be cross-platform has this issue. That's why there are also already solutions, for example buildbot. You can get it to check for new revisions in your VCS and run it on a
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by pieter 18y ago
The advantage of using the app store micropayments is that users don't have to create a new account somewhere and put their account info in your app. They can use an existing system and have a one-click buy option. It'd be interesting to se
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by pieter 18y ago
I came across http://sygic.com/press/press_12.3.09.html which says it'll release its software for the 3G for $79
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by pieter 18y ago
I wonder how the dock accessoires will influence the app review process.. Will you be required to ship your accessoire to Apple before they can review your app?
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by pieter 18y ago
It does for me (Safari 3 + Webkit nightly)
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by pieter 18y ago
What would be even more interesting is having some kind of Maps widget available in the toolkit. Right now you can use a webview that points to a maps.google.com url (you do see this in some apps), but the experience isn't nearly as smooth
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by pieter 18y ago
Push GMail would be very welcome. I have separate Yahoo! account now for the push feature, but it's worthless. Just to name a few: * It often doesn't work. I put it on 'fetch', but that sometimes doesn't work either, so then I have to wait
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Orange 'compresses' images on 3G in Poland(mdk.org.pl)
2 points by pieter 18y ago|0 comments
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by pieter 18y ago
I don't get it... I'd rather prefer unlimited phone numbers for some of my phones. What if you give your phone number to the wrong people? They'll keep calling you. You might be able to filter out some, but they can always call from another
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by pieter 18y ago
No, there are earbuds from other companies compatible with Apple's remote stuff. There's also an extension cord with which you can make any earbuds remote-compatible (though you'll have to deal with the cable mess). See this review for some
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by pieter 18y ago
It says 'pHash is an open source software library released under the GPLv3 license that implements several perceptual hashing algorithms, and provides a C++ API to use those functions in your own programs.' right on the frontpage, looks pre
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by pieter 18y ago
It's also GPL so if you base your application on it it'll have to have a very liberal license too.
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by pieter 18y ago
The blogpost you refer to mentions they are tired of not being able to do this.. So they probably prefer to keep it in MySQL, but as that's not possible, they fork instead. The same thing has happened before, with for example the XFree serv
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by pieter 18y ago
I don't get why you need an iPhone app for this. Wouldn't an iPhone-optimized site be enough? You'll also draw in more players, and it'd be easy to add a desktop frontend.