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by rtrunck 16y ago
Same here - I simply cannot reproduce the problem others are having... I had a 3G before and my reception is much better with the iPhone 4.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Interesting comparison. I wonder how many people attended each of the respective events? Could the lines, price, "you're lucky to be here", etc. be based on supply and demand? I mean if WWDC sold out in 8 days AND they charged almost 4 time
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Street Artists Add A Little Porn To The iPad All Around San Francisco For WWDC(techcrunch.com)
1 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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BP Starts 'Top Kill' Operations(online.wsj.com)
2 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 16y ago
"[O]nly Apple's programming tools." This is completely wrong. Apple isn't restricting anyone from using, e.g., Textmate, they are requiring use of c/c++ and objective-c. These languages run on many other platforms, obviously.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Others (e.g., techcrunch.com) have said that they would have published about the iPhone prototype but not have paid for it. This wouldn't make any difference. The California statute includes buying, acquiring, POSSESSING, or Concealing stol
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by rtrunck 16y ago
"Known stolen property" When was that ever established?
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So Apple Bans Girls In Bikinis, But A Shirtless Gay Dude Washing A Car Is OK?(gizmodo.com)
3 points by rtrunck 17y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 17y ago
It is a simple matter of contract law - it is an exchanged for bargain. In consideration of you getting access to the SDK, etc., you are agreeing to a non disclosure clause and paying $99, among other things. If you don't want to enter into
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by rtrunck 17y ago
It is humorous that the article mentions the "fragmentation" of app stores... Apple is unilaterally dominating the app store concept, maybe the others are fragmented, but Apple owns it.
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Stanford iPhone Programming Course(stanford.edu)
1 points by rtrunck 17y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 17y ago
Please! http://twitter.com/rtrunck
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The Dynamics of Scrolling(macresearch.org)
5 points by rtrunck 17y ago|0 comments
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C++ GUI Programming with Qt4: Getting Started(informit.com)
2 points by rtrunck 17y ago|0 comments
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Using VVI for Graphing on iPhone(macresearch.org)
1 points by rtrunck 17y ago|0 comments
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Uses for Blocks in C/Objective-C(macresearch.org)
19 points by rtrunck 17y ago|8 comments
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by rtrunck 17y ago
Most of Apple's policies handling the app store make me somewhat believe they wanted their original plan to succeed, namely, making developers write web applications and not opening up the iPhone to native development.
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by rtrunck 17y ago
I agree - not a very good list at all. Jeff Atwood and no Alan Turing or Donald Knuth? Really?
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IDon't Care(businessinsider.com)
1 points by rtrunck 17y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 17y ago
Agreed - it was a great reference.
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by rtrunck 17y ago
I find it humorous that the Tech Crunch author notes a typo while creating a few of his own, e.g., by spelling "default" incorrectly. One who notes a typo should to not to create one of their own, if only to save face.
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by rtrunck 17y ago
This isn't completely correct. It does work if the counter-suit claims are valid and encompassing - sanctions in the legal process can provide significant leverage, especially because the "patent-trolls" are heavily involved with patent att
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by rtrunck 17y ago
New business idea: start a email service similar to Gmail and operate it in a country with a more reasonable judiciary and/or better privacy rights.
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The Physics of Sumos (A Flirtation with iPhone Game Development)(macresearch.org)
34 points by rtrunck 17y ago|1 comments
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by rtrunck 17y ago
I went a somewhat similar path. I studied Computer Science in undergrad and wasn't sure if that was the route I wanted to take, so I went to law school (three more years of college also sounded fun). I enjoyed my time at law school, especia
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by rtrunck 17y ago
I agree, this site will likely violate various copyright laws, in the US and abroad. Check out http://www.soundexchange.com/ to find out information on how to comply in the US, etc.