rweichler

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by rweichler 10y ago
No. You can't map executable pages in the sandbox. JITs (such as LuaJIT) only work while the debugger is attached (i.e., you open the app by clicking "run" in Xcode).
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by rweichler 10y ago
It is pretty easy to circumvent censorship these days, thanks to BitTorrent.
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by rweichler 10y ago
I like the aesthetic of mspaint.exe.
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by rweichler 10y ago
mspaint.exe
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by rweichler 10y ago
I know, but I don't know which ones are good...
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by rweichler 10y ago
And if their security is as shitty as the 3DS, then they won't have a choice in the matter.
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by rweichler 10y ago
But... where?
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by rweichler 10y ago
Hard to have this mindset when your tool of choice is LuaJIT... sighs
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by rweichler 10y ago
When I said undocumented, I was saying that it's undocumented in this reference. I'll edit that part out to avoid confusion.
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by rweichler 10y ago
Lua conditional expressions look like this: x > 0 and x or -x It says none in the reference, which is wrong, so I'm posting it here in hopes the author might fix it. Edit: Found a bunch more things they got wrong. *
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by rweichler 10y ago
Or just switch to LuaJIT.
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by rweichler 10y ago
Apple's objective C runtime is not portable. There's a lot of assembly code and platform specific code. This is trying to fix that.
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by rweichler 10y ago
Thanks for the insight! I may give Rust another shot at some point. Interoperating it with Lua may be fun.
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by rweichler 10y ago
Oh wow, The creator in the "flesh"! Thanks for replying to me. Hypothetical scenario: Let's say you're writing an experimental tool that doesn't exist anywhere else. You don't care about security, you don'
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by rweichler 10y ago
LuaJIT + C have suited me just fine for systems programming. I don't care about security, so I find it hard to care about Rust. All I care about is lessening the burden on me as a programmer. I think Rust may be useful in cases like ri
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Cylinder – Animate your icons in iOS with Lua(github.com)
3 points by rweichler 12y ago|0 comments
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Cylinder(github.com)
1 points by rweichler 12y ago|0 comments
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by rweichler 12y ago
What about the 95% of great companies overseas?
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by rweichler 12y ago
You have to log in with your twitter. Which gives them control over your account to follow who they want, and the ability for them to tweet for you. I'll pass.
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by rweichler 12y ago
iOS jailbreak dev here. The way permissions work in iOS is like this: The app starts out completely sandboxed. No access to any hardware other than speakers and display (and even then, iOS has a layer on top of your canvas for the status ba
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by rweichler 12y ago
I think that part was removed, here's the latest one http://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/xcode.pdf I lightly skimmed the iOS SDK part and ctrl + F'ed for key words (executable, SDK, Javascript, code
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by rweichler 12y ago
> iOS SDK forbids one even to build any other browser legally Really? Can you provide a link? > Are there any alternatives way to build code for iOS? http://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Compiling_iOS_application...
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by rweichler 12y ago
This would be a good argument if U.S. law had effective due process.
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Compiling iOS applications on-device (neither OS X nor a dev cert is required)(iphonedevwiki.net)
1 points by rweichler 12y ago|0 comments
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Compiling iOS applications on-device(iphonedevwiki.net)
1 points by rweichler 12y ago|0 comments
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by rweichler 13y ago
http://github.com/mpv-player/mpv http://github.com/rweichler/cylinder Both of those aren't games.
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by rweichler 13y ago
Cylinder (C/Obj-C/Lua) http://github.com/rweichler/cylinder It's a "tweak" for jailbroken iOS. Basically what it does is it adds animations to the homescreen, like what Android can do. The cool