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by sirn 16y ago
Some sort of AT&T's policy. To enable tethering, it used to be a single MobilConfig installation until Apple required them to be signed on 3.1.2, presumably to enforce AT&T's policy, which also result in tethering being unusable out
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by sirn 16y ago
> I don't have an Android mobile but I do have a first generation iPhone. The day iPhone OS 4 was announced and I learned most of the features wouldn't be available for my iPhone it was like it lost all its utility and I immediately tho
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by sirn 16y ago
"To add it to the address bar, type about:config into the address bar, search for keyword.url" Actually, it's much simpler than that: just right click on the search field and choose "Add a Keyword for this Search…".
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by sirn 16y ago
Oddly, it use 100% of one of my i7 iMac core when running on Chrome (6.0.408.1). However, the animation play very smooth with only 1~2% CPU usage when running on Safari (4.0.5 6531.22.7). So I assume you're using Chrome? Edit: -webkit-anima
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by sirn 16y ago
> I don't use border-collapse (I don't even know what it is) When two borders are stacked together, they will be collapsed into a single border. Only works with tables though.
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FormData interface coming to Firefox(hacks.mozilla.org)
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by sirn 16y ago
If you can read Japanese, the actual interview quoted in the Japanese source can be found at: http://builder.japan.zdnet.com/sp/epub2010/story/0,380010362... Here's the line in question, translated (note he's talking about _iPhone applica
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by sirn 16y ago
It's true, but manga in Japan is not limited to 12-13 years old but very segmented throughout age groups. For example, anything labeled with "Seinen" (usually those published under magazine with title prefixed with "Young", e.g. Young Jump,
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by sirn 16y ago
Few benchmarks using Cmd+4'd of my working Firefox window. Tested with: pngnq -n 256 image.png optipng -o7 image.png advpng -z4 image.png pngout image.png Results: 312822 test-firefox.png 181394 test-firefox-advpng.png
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by sirn 16y ago
Tried the Steam client on my Mac, Steam.app itself is a bit buggy and quite a resource consuming. The UI feels sluggish even on my i7 iMac, too. For the game itself, Portal works nicely at native resolution at max settings with lower framer
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by sirn 16y ago
Phoronix's source seems to be from the Telegraph.co.uk's article[1]. While I don't doubt Valve will release Steam for Linux, I'd wait for the slightly more official statement before declaring it's official. [1]: http://www.telegraph.co.
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by sirn 16y ago
I live in Thailand and can confirm this. Both Justin.tv and Ustream.tv are inaccessible with at least two major ISPs. Heck, even Softpedia or AppSpot are also blocked. Ridiculous.
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by sirn 16y ago
It allows you to run iPhone OS alongside with Android OS?
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by sirn 17y ago
While I have not used it myself (my projects are either internal or rather write-heavy), I heard a lot of good things about Cache Machine[1] (which is used in Mozilla Addons) and Johnny Cache[2]. Both provides automatic caching and invalida
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by sirn 17y ago
I love how this is still true even if you replaced "fax" with "printers".
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by sirn 17y ago
I never liked Transmit 3 for some reason and feel it doesn't worth $29.95 when I can do pretty much the same with Cyberduck for cheaper—free! But now I tried Transmit 4, and fall it love with it within 10 minutes. WebDAV is fast even on my
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by sirn 17y ago
Well, like Arch Linux's Pacman and AUR? :) I found Pacman to be easy and simple--on the same level as APT, and when the binary package doesn't do what you want, packing your own package is really easy. http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/P
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by sirn 17y ago
The problem is, not all WebKit browsers on mobile are exactly the same: http://www.quirksmode.org/webkit.html
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by sirn 17y ago
What I meant was web apps that are added to the home screen. Previously it works just like native apps: web apps will need to store and resume its state every time it launch or quit. This cause web apps without manifest file to reload itsel
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by sirn 17y ago
One thing I have not seen mentioned anywhere is that iPhone 4.0 make web apps more usable than before, since it no longer reload the web app every time you switch back and forth from the home screen, as long as it's still active in the task
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by sirn 17y ago
From my experience with Opera Mini in Windows Mobile (since it's still not available in App Store), Gmail just fallback to the Basic HTML mode. It's safe to assume most JavaScript-heavy web apps won't going to work at all.
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by sirn 17y ago
Think of Opera Mini as an interactive image viewer. They interpret all JavaScript on the server side and sent result back to the client using OBML[1]. Or at least that's how it works on other device. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ope