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by rodh257 14y ago
there are a lot more permissions in Android than there are in iOS http://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.perm...
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by rodh257 14y ago
I recently made a very small jquery mobile web app. It still feels like alpha software, I was on an extremely tight deadline so I persevered with it, the end result worked out ok. I would be interested in other javascript framework recommen
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by rodh257 14y ago
Many Australian universities have a 'Bachelor of Information Technology' instead of of a 'Bachelor of Computer Science'. The one I did was a 3 year degree, it still did most of the CS subjects that I've seen elsewhere, though it didn't have
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by rodh257 14y ago
Amazing stuff, also amazing is being able to watch the live feed from space on my phone!
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by rodh257 14y ago
What's the next thing we can watch live? The docking with ISS? when will that be on?
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by rodh257 14y ago
Google released App Inventor for this purpose, don't know how good it is though. Now maintained by MIT: http://www.appinventor.mit.edu/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_App_Inventor
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by rodh257 14y ago
The reason we still use these old icons is because every single icon requires people to think about and learn what it represents. The only icons that don't require the user to think are ones they see all the time. If you've never seen an ic
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by rodh257 14y ago
It's good that Nevada is facilitating this, I'm expecting that industry lobby groups that will be affected by this (truck drivers, taxis, car companies without this technology, insurance companies perhaps) will throw everything they have at
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by rodh257 14y ago
When I was using it, I had the idea of creating NFC tag/ QR code stickers and get gyms to put them on each machine/area. Then you could create an API for apps like Fitocracy to link in with that lets them read what each machine is, and the
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by rodh257 14y ago
This certainly takes things further than my simple SemicolonScript idea, nicely done. http://rodhowarth.com/semicolonscript/
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SemicolonScript(rodhowarth.com)
2 points by rodh257 14y ago|1 comments
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by rodh257 14y ago
I think you're underestimating the amount of work that is required to cater for those with JS turned off, each new feature would need to keep that in mind, it would need to be designed for and UX tested. Scenarios where you wan to rely on j
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by rodh257 15y ago
exactly what I came here to say.. What happened to all the virtual buttons? Whoever currently had a dress keeps it and those who didn't ended up with nothing? Or did she pay them out for their buttons? 'She says the site was so beloved in A
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Amazon preparing to launch a pilot retail store in Seattle?(theverge.com)
1 points by rodh257 15y ago|0 comments
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by rodh257 15y ago
they just launched in australia, and unfortunately they seem to have a fraction of the library the US version does. Slowly getting there though. Zune Pass is here as well.
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by rodh257 15y ago
I liked the menu button because it meant that you always knew where to go to get menu options. On iOS many apps have different symbols and locations for settings and as a daily Android user I've found it annoying searching for them. On ICS
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by rodh257 15y ago
This sounds great but my question is are you a morning person normally? I'm definitely not, so perhaps I'm doomed to not be able to do this?
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by rodh257 15y ago
I think that Twitter search is a real missed opportunity, I was hoping that Google with all their resources would be able to capitalize on it, but looks like Twitter isn't playing along. I did a university project (retreave.com) which used
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by rodh257 15y ago
You can get VsVim to use vim like editing inside of Visual Studio, which may give you the best of both worlds?
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Zucchini iOS testing framework(zucchiniframework.org)
48 points by rodh257 15y ago|6 comments
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by rodh257 15y ago
Awesome project, was surprised when he said he bought all of the computers, I was expecting him to just get friends to bring their machines and plug them in out the back somewhere. I guess buying the machines allows an even playing field an
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Application Idea - Local History(cejest.com)
3 points by rodh257 15y ago|1 comments
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by rodh257 15y ago
Not sure if it's part of these changes but I'm glad that everyone you've ever emailed no longer gets added to your contacts list. That was a pain whenever I synced with my Android phone, all of a sudden my phonebook was full of useless emai
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by rodh257 15y ago
Have you tried GitExtensions at all? GUI client that integrates with Explorer and visual studio.
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Google Maps Indoor Navigation Demo(maps.google.com)
1 points by rodh257 15y ago|0 comments
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by rodh257 15y ago
I own devices across the 3 major platforms, and have been using a WP7 for a couple of months. The problem with the apps isn't that there isn't enough, its that the isn't enough GOOD ones. Sure there may be equivalents of your iOS and Androi
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by rodh257 15y ago
I don't what the problem is here, if you watch the interview he was asked about Siri and he explains that Tellme allows you do very similar features, ie you can say 'send text to bob' and it guides you through that process, or you can query
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by rodh257 15y ago
which would you recommend for a designer to use as an intro to Git and source control in general? I'm trying to get my partner into git to collaborate with me. Is this client still just as easy when using it on a non github repo? or is its
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Amazon should open physical stores(cejest.com)
1 points by rodh257 15y ago|1 comments
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by rodh257 15y ago
I use a computer for most of the waking day, and started getting bad wrist pain last year. I replaced my work keyboard with the 4000 and the pain went away within days. If you look at how your hands sit when typing, they come in on an angle

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