ruslan

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by ruslan 17y ago
Ain't Android limiting you to Java only, while for iPhone you can develop in any language which can be compliled into ARM ELF object file and linked by ld ? Beside the UI part of course. I hate developing for iPhone too cause Obj-C is not a
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by ruslan 17y ago
Very interesting data thanks. I wonder how come, according to this articale, RIM's sales are growing outside of North America yet I fail to find Blackberries in shops, whereas iPhones are everywhere.
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by ruslan 17y ago
I always wondered what makes ppl keep reinventing wheel in a weird manner like this NSTask. What was wrong with POSIX, i.e. execv() and friends ?
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by ruslan 17y ago
I read through the article but could not get the roots of "shrinking venture market" problem. Can someone please summarize/provide better explaination ?
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by ruslan 17y ago
Medvedev has been witnessed using macbooks and is internet savvy guy.
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by ruslan 17y ago
"final caveat: none of this is relevant if you want to start a company that is technically registered in China and bills in RMB. If you need to do that find someone who has done it and buy them a drink. No-one posts about their pseudo-legal
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by ruslan 17y ago
Nobody can beat this masterpiece of classics: int main(void) { printf("Hello, world!\n"); return 0; }
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by ruslan 17y ago
It's so frustrating when progress gets stuck against someone's greed. I think Google should make Android open source so everyone could commit their code to support features despite the will of Apple or mobile carriers. And this will also in
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by ruslan 17y ago
I guess the only reason why ppl think "iPhone is cool" is just because of slick multi-touch GUI, there's nothing else superior in iPhone per se. I have been programming for both platforms for quite a while and, you know, I find Android's Ja
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by ruslan 17y ago
Oh my!!! Long ago I thought of possibility to create such converter, but did not know someone already implemented it. This is so cool, thanks for the link.
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by ruslan 17y ago
I recently found a GoldStar cassette tape with my Atari hacks (in BASIC and in 6502C machine code) back from elder days of 1988-89. Externally and visually the tape is in normal condition, no chipouts of the ferromagnetic layer. Now to try
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by ruslan 17y ago
Exactly. This attack aims to promote the guy and the falthy stuff he posts on this blog, but definitely not to silence him!
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by ruslan 17y ago
So, in other words Facebook is useless distruction we have to avoid.
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by ruslan 17y ago
Paying "protection" fees to Krysha (as you named it) was common in mid 90th when government was weak and criminals ruled Russia. Now criminals pay to gov if they don't want to follow Khadarkovsky/Ukos story (thank mr. Putin). I'm not in Mos
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by ruslan 17y ago
I hear about this 20% tax from people who never ever been to Russia. What the fuck ? Where did you get this data from ? What 20% FSB business tax are you talking about ? I'm Russian, I live here in Russia and doing business for three years,
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by ruslan 17y ago
Could you please drop a few words on how you fight credit card frauds and chargebacks ? This is the real and the only problem with CC processing we faced. We could not handle it, so our merchant account was blocked six months after we start
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by ruslan 17y ago
My experience shows that it's not true. It depends on how much people are devoted to your site/service/product. We at gtalk2voip.com turned 30% of our free services into paid for because we could not support more unpaid traffic. The result
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by ruslan 17y ago
First, you should read on how XMPP works from http://www.xmpp.org . Second, no, you don't need an SSL certificate. You may choose how your XMPP server authenticates your own users and it's up to you do decide whether you want them to use T
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by ruslan 17y ago
From http://www.waveprotocol.org/draft-protocol-spec it's clear that Wave is 100% based on XMPP, which means contact authentication prior to communication takes place, hence there's no room for spam in Wave/XMPP (at least in esteblished m
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by ruslan 17y ago
We do monetize our users directly, 99% of them don't come from US. And I have to tell you the truth: it's incredibly difficult to sell to ppl in US. If you cannot provide $10 support for every dollar you take from your US customer he/she wi
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by ruslan 17y ago
What a waste of money! I wish DST better invest in Russian high-tech and internet startups, there are some very decent. I think for $200M they could buy completely all of them as founders in Russia are very cheap ($1M considered to be very
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by ruslan 17y ago
Check this: https://www.gtalk2voip.com/
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by ruslan 17y ago
And those news come from... journalists who work for news websites, right ? There's no problem with journalism, there is a problem with old-fassioned mass media, which are no longer "mass". And yes journalism generally has nothing to do wit
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by ruslan 17y ago
Yeah, old good guy CPAN rocks, also Perl5 does.
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by ruslan 17y ago
Can someone please tell me at what price one must be selling "Open Table" SaaS service to restaurants (and to how many of them) to receive $59MM in revenue ? How many restaurants are there in San Francisco, Sillicon Valley, entire U.S.A. ?
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by ruslan 17y ago
Yes, it's some polynomial function initialized by pin number value. This is plain old technology which is very well used in corporate banking for years: accountants receive their "beepers" to generate authentication code to authorize their
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by ruslan 17y ago
I'm stick to FreeBSD since 2.2.1-RELEASE, I like it a lot and prefer to use it in all my projects. I tried to migrate to Linux several times during my 15 years career, but with no avail - whenever I touch any Linux box it makes me puke beca
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by ruslan 17y ago
The overall idea is cool, yet I wonder what is the performance of the "engine", like its max speed, horsepowers, and bars-per-miles usage :-)
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by ruslan 17y ago
man 8 sendmail ps. and yes, you will get into spam lists no matter what you send, and you will have to cope with it as everyone else does.
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by ruslan 17y ago
I have not watched TV for about 10 years. At home, I have a TV set, but the only connection it has is my home theatre.

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