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by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
rough calculations, but an iPhone 5 screen's area is 4656mm. this process makes 1mm/hour. So, does that mean it'd take ~191 days to make 1 screen? have i missed something major?
92.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
come on, a fucking paywall?
93.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
BitPay != Bitcoin, in the same way that every single bank in this list [1] != fiat currency. [1] https://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklist.html
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by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
https://medium.com/the-drone/career-transitions-crafting-you...
95.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
missing a G from the title. (George, not Eorge).
96.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
twitter is removing what makes twitter twitter. next Facebook will remove their like button.
97.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
so its a DIY netflix and chill button?
98.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
guess people really like vegemite. or hate it.
99.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
The vegemite bias is real! except for the people who share a differing viewpoint to my own!
100.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
maybe an episode of The Twilight Zone? "Submitted for your approval, a world where pseudoscience has taken over..."
101.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
Actually asking a genuine question here, do you feel that the fear and hate that web publishers feel towards ad-blocking is comparable to the Luddite movement?
102.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
I couldn't agree more with you! I've had apps accepted in 1 day, and I've had them in review for 3-4 weeks. Not once did I think it was personal, or that the app review team was punishing or rewarding me for some unknown reas
103.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
broken link :(
104.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
really interesting read! i wonder how many of these startup weekend success stories end this way?
105.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
its not Crystals fault, but its disappointing that this kind of ad blocking is unavailable for 32bit devices, like iPhone 5/5c (and below).
106.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
some knights, probably
107.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
do you think this is because ad blocking is eating their lunch? i don't know enough about "MacStories" to come to a conclusion.
108.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
the title is completely misleading. it isn't about apple tv game dev at all, its about using gameplaykit's state machine for apps (not games).
109.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
opposite of the anchor price, i guess?
110.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
one day i'll be able to report posts...
111.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
what a stupid article.
112.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
damn right. imagine trying to use the controller to tab through each of the options on a website (remember, apple tv doesn't have a cursor). i've been playing with the apple tv sdk since it dropped and there really isn't any
113.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
looks cool!
114.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
that site makes no sense at all.
115.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
damn gawker are going nuts on this AM stuff
116.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
gizmodo researched? nice try
117.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
i initially thought this was an article about vice shutting down. then i imagined a universe where it was gawker shutting down, and for one brief moment i knew true joy.
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by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
Safari and Chrome on OS X Yosemite
119.
by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
bit late for April Fools, isn't it?
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by ratfacemcgee 11y ago
gizmodo? not even once.

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