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by rbritton 12y ago
One thing I see right off is that it's iOS 6 compatible. I still have apps supporting that, so this is way more useful to me.
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by rbritton 13y ago
Comcast's autopay is garbage. About a year ago their interface gave every indication that I had it set up. It wasn't, and I didn't pay close enough attention to my credit card statement to notice it wasn't on there. I ca
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Prompting for app reviews(dancounsell.com)
2 points by rbritton 13y ago|1 comments
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Hover adds 2-factor authentication(hover.com)
2 points by rbritton 13y ago|0 comments
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by rbritton 13y ago
That's what I use as well. In Apple's frameworks I've found them to be very inconsistent between different areas though.
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by rbritton 13y ago
I'm guilty of #4, but I think it's a judgement thing. If you're just going to briefly use the dictionary, I personally think it's a waste of time to go to the effort of creating a class. If it's core to your program
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by rbritton 13y ago
I don't have a source, but I remember reading that Apple's App Store revenue is classified as a commission to developers. As part of their 30% cut they have to deal with all of the sales tax.
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by rbritton 13y ago
8.3: Apps which appear confusingly similar to an existing Apple product or advertising theme will be rejected We found that your app is too similar to iOS springboard icons, which is not in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines. S
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by rbritton 13y ago
One of our iPad 2s is on iOS 6 for that reason and also because after updating my iPad 4 to iOS 7 I can almost never successfully send an email the first attempt.
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by rbritton 13y ago
Don't make any of those categories/icons rounded rects with a label though. I just got rejected for that and had to remove the rounded rect part. I had been using them in a manner similar to Panic's Status Board app to handle
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by rbritton 13y ago
Thanks for this. I've been wondering, so tomorrow. I'm going to start the process.
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Show HN: iOS Popup Help Annotations(github.com)
1 points by rbritton 13y ago|0 comments
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by rbritton 13y ago
The way iOS ratings work is both good and bad. If you get some unwarranted low ratings it's helpful to know that all you need to do is release a point release to push them behind the All Versions tab that few ever touch. Unfortunately
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by rbritton 13y ago
There's a loophole. If you register it, submit a binary, and then reject the binary you get unlimited time.
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Paper, by MiSoft(daringfireball.net)
217 points by rbritton 13y ago|72 comments
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by rbritton 13y ago
I've been using UIAutomation to automate screenshot generation and make it easier to keep support documents up-to-date. Do you know if this works for that? Straight UIAutomation times out a lot doing that and often requires multiple ru
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by rbritton 13y ago
It also wanted location access when viewing it on an iPad the first couple times I loaded it.
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by rbritton 13y ago
Dash's search speed puts Xcode to shame. It makes development much, much quicker for me.
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by rbritton 13y ago
I use them as well, but they still have not added two-factor authentication. There's a feature request dated 2011 for it.
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by rbritton 13y ago
I'm the same. Given a choice between two comparable apps I'll choose the one that has a single, one-time price every time. I am not averse to paying for increased functionality at some point down the line, but I will not pay just
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Paid, paymium, or freemium? (iOS Apps)(dancounsell.com)
4 points by rbritton 13y ago|3 comments
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by rbritton 13y ago
I agree, but to my knowledge it's fully legal in most areas. I'm thankful I caught them putting my office on the same circuit and fixed it. One of my printers alone draws 13 amps while printing. I just wish I would've looked
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by rbritton 13y ago
It's even worse when they put enough lights on a circuit that the first person to turn on a hair dryer without shutting most of them off blows the circuit breaker.
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by rbritton 13y ago
This article is the first thing on my mind for anything King.com: http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/RaminShokrizade/20130626/1949...
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by rbritton 13y ago
I'm interested to see how they handle usage with the iOS app. I use it, and it had a very high price tag by app standards when I purchased it ($40-50 if I remember right).
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by rbritton 13y ago
I'm stuck at B because Fedora's Apache and OpenSSL packages have not yet been updated to fix the items necessary to go beyond that. It's not a high risk enough site to warrant compiling and maintaining the build myself.
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by rbritton 13y ago
Any idea if this works on a Comcast business account? I have one of those and a spare modem lying around, but I haven't tried it.
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by rbritton 13y ago
I've developed using both. Dropbox is much more well-known overall where Box is much more well-known in the enterprise area. From the iOS developer side of things I much prefer Dropbox and here's why: - Box's SDK authenticati
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by rbritton 13y ago
Agreed. I tend to frequent stores more that have a web-based interface to a store's inventory. The best of these that I go to semi-regularly are Home Depot and Lowe's, but there are a surprising number of other stores that have no
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by rbritton 13y ago
In more northern states tires play a huge factor in road damage as well. The most noticeable road damage here in the Washington/Idaho/Montana area is from studded tires. The ruts from those tires are often an inch or more deep whe

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