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12y ago
What I've heard on the grapevine on this is that it's used as a method to defeat internet censorship in countries that are subjected to said censorship. Not sure if that's true, but just passing that on.
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Why do you expect him to be some sort of super hero that continuously risks his own life to expose information to the general public when you do nothing at all but whine on a forum? Got a bit of entitlement there do we?
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12y ago
Can someone living in the US tell me how this could be legal? Surely it's not?
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12y ago
A mate of mine once said you can rate the quality of a society based of the quality of their toilets. At the time I shrugged it off a bit, but certainly there's a bit of merit to that statement.
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Swift and Access Control
(developer.apple.com)
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12y ago
Great way of putting it. I see Ruby in it personally, and loads and loads of C#, but I have heard the Rust thing before from other people.
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12y ago
I always wonder why I find things I don't understand so fascinating. It's the same reason I read in depth articles on cryptography and play the 'wikipedia rabbit hole' game. Because it describes most primes, the ignorant
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12y ago
Very common solution to this is following: Offer a 90 day code warranty period. Over those 90 days you'll fix (For free) defects in your application. However, wild goose-chases like you're mentioning above will result in an invoic
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12y ago
Is this a warrant canary?
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12y ago
No. Word lens doesn't have to use data. The glass version works without any connection whatsoever.
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12y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong.. but I feel this argument is getting a little bit old in an era where we're being filmed everywhere by everything from subway cameras to iPhones. To me, one of Glass's biggest problem has alw
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Responsive Images as a Service
(abhishek-tiwari.com)
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12y ago
"Calling the Kettle Black"
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12y ago
I like how you didn't address his concern, but instead responded with a completely different concern. Good response. Five stars. Very helpful.
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12y ago
Applaud the efforts. Motion/gesture libraries in general are notoriously tricky to get right. I am a little bit confused at the three gestures you chose in terms of 'launching' with. Recording custom motions and a good path t
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12y ago
Amazing summary, thank you for taking the time.
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12y ago
A lot of talk around Beacons and the promise of 'Low Energy', without that much factual data around the amount of power they source from your smartphone battery mostly.
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12y ago
Hi. I hire for a global tech organization, and I'd just like to give you a little bit of insight: 1. Don't use middleware unless you have to. Your salary will be lower, and you won't get to work on 'as' amazing thin
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Comparing Low-Power Wireless Technologies (2011)
(digikey.com)
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12y ago
mā ma qí mǎ, mǎ màn, mā ma mà mǎ That's a legitimate sentence, and there's only the slightest intonation difference between the different words. This to me is why Mandarin is hard. Not the writing, not the history of the language
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Volumetric 3D Display
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13y ago
Terrifying. But like you said, basically kids during the war forced to do a lot of things most modern day guys could never even imagine.
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13y ago
well that's a lie.
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For anyone curious in the field, there's a version of Michael Abrash's black book publicly available at github; https://github.com/jagregory/abrash-black-book
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A little bit too similar to 'threes' on the app store.. I like it, but again, it's too much of a ripoff.
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13y ago
Except that Storyboards are pretty detrimental to large project maintenance, especially universal apps. AND they have a really awful habit (or most developers do!) to keep copy IN the storyboards.. which is an unimaginably bad practice. Sto
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Another stab at using 'Trusted proxies' huh? I thought we had learnt that lesson a while ago.. Can we move on please, internet?
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Venezuela has shut off Internet to its capital
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Honestly, I can't believe some of the responses here. 'Fix it yourself'. 'Fixing bugs is more important' and a number of other black and white missing-the-point dravel. Let me help. Here are a few pieces of irrefuta
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13y ago
Can you be any less likable if you tried? It's been advertised, you just haven't seen it. That's not entirely their fault, advertising is not free. You don't have to be all snobby about it. Sheesh.
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