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by schneidmaster 13y ago
If you don't mind server-side JavaScript, I've fallen head over heels for SailsJS[0]. It's a Node framework built on top of Express that has MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite integration. The hook is that it automatically generat
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
> 2. Common interest in hacking-type stuff brings together people whose views diverge on other things, like religion and especially politics; conflict ensues. Not just that, but we're also generally quite opinionated and thus argume
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Introduction to SailsJS: my first experience with a NodeJS framework(blog.schneidmaster.com)
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
I understand this, but there should at least be a way to access that freedom. I'm a developer; I'm going to hack and tweak my phone. That's not going to change. What can change is whether Apple makes me install a 3rd-party
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
BTW, if anyone was going to post this to reddit, don't bother. I posted it to /r/technology and /r/apple but davidreiss666 removed both links with no explanation.
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
Yeah, what voltagex said. Same reason you shouldn't open-source a zero day exploit on any website without responsibly disclosing it to the company and giving them a reasonable amount of time to patch it.
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
This is interesting. The jailbreak community is a weird place on the edge of free software- normally, "just open source it" is an easy answer to security concerns, but there are understandable reasons not to open-source exploits.
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
The changelogs on the beta releases (especially the first one) are pretty helpful: http://www.sublimetext.com/3
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by schneidmaster 13y ago
Eh. I get what you're saying but I think there's some terrible downsides to this approach. For example, what if the app is supposed to direct you to the nearest hospital, and the user denies its location permissions and then for
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