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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Yes they did , but they owned the APIs.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
The truth is Mac user expect a Ui to look and feel native, otherwise you will be savaged in reviews, no matter how good your feature set. You last sentence tells me you have never used a QT app on a Mac, because it does not look and feel na
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Probably because Unity was a Mac first program. The Windows version came when it was 2 or so i think.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
The user will just refuse to give the app those permissions.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
I guess you didn't pay attention to this years WWDC. Apple pushed Swift harder than they have ever pushed anything else. 7 session mentioned Swift in their title , only one did Obj-C and Swift was also mentioned in that sessions title.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
If the court ruling he quoted in the article is right, they are.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
I bet he's referring to Japan.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
What Goggle says is op-in to today often turns into op-out tomorrow.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Read it again... he only gets paid if the photo is used by the media outlet specified in the contract.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
And in what crystal ball do you expect them to check for possible lawsuits?
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
You are probably right, its a shame though as Xcode 7 will basically let you write a book , with the new multi page playground feature.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
What choice did they have when a court said you can't do that?
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
You do know the court case on that is stone ongoing? Google won round one..... Lost round two on appeal .... And is now appealing the lose.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Well Sun and Goggle are still in court fighting over that.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Playgrounds most likely are one.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Its available on the iBook store too.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
They do one the website and the iBook store.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
This sucks because the user is still downloading the ads, and most likely paying for the bandwidth todo so.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
At WWDC 14 Apple said they had 9 million registered developers.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Did it in 1214 and wasn't fired, would run a ver public labour board lawsuit if i was too. Companies hate the publicity.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
The worker can refuse to work overtime.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Here in Nova Scotia, we have the right to refuse overtime.... does that exist in the US?
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
The answer is simple : it cost money.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Reason 1 also happens in Canada .
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
For one millionth of a second... that I came to my senses.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
It is one of the selling points. It has been over 5 years since Apple has sold a computer with any third party software on it.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
They do... they are actually paying OEM's to use their mobile chips.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
Pretty sure iOS allows no app access to some of that info.
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
When Swift is done... there will be nothing it can't do that Objective-C can. Swift is not going to be just the beginner language for Mac and iOS programming.... it is going to be THE language for them in a few years
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by rdsnsca 11y ago
The only way Intel will get Apples business is to make ARM chips for it. If you read the iPad chapter in Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, you would see that Intel was Jobs original pick for the iPad CPU. They fell out over a few issues, power

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