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Apps Pulling The Advertising Identifier, But Not Showing Ads, Are Being Rejected(techcrunch.com)
3 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
Well, if you see what happened with UDID and how much kerfuffle there was to get from there to IDFA it's pretty obvious Apple wants to protect the user. For a contrast to Android you just need to read this article: http://ww
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Apple Rejecting Apps For Not Showing Ads(blog.tapstream.com)
29 points by slaven 13y ago|23 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
I always felt Medium borrowed heavily from Svbtle, which came first. Now, Svbtle brings something different to the table: like Medium, it's simple to use and focused on writing. Unlike Medium, you get to own your identity, use your CNA
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Tapstream Is Making Mobile Ads Smarter With “Deferred Deep Links"(techcrunch.com)
2 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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The Creepiness of Mobile Analytics(blog.tapstream.com)
2 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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Stagnation Or Stability?(bitsplitting.org)
1 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
Man, this scared the crap out of me as I've been using OS X Mail for years. As others have pointed out, the post is completely wrong, here's my privacy test result after I viewed the delivered message: http://cl.ly&#x2F
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by slaven 13y ago
We're testing a deep linking service that works both before and after the app is installed and integrates with URX/DeepLink.me and others. If you'd like to join the beta just email slaven at gmail.
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by slaven 13y ago
Well Google Chrome as of last year was based on Apple's open source Webkit so that's not quite true.
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by slaven 13y ago
I think it's no longer accurate to think of this as "MS-focused attack but only because OS X is not as popular". Today, iOS is used by many more people than OS X as their primary computing device and I would say it's pre
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Walking through the Stasi Museum while watched by the NSA(medium.com)
6 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
The word you're looking for is illegal.
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by slaven 13y ago
There is nothing "sneaky" about this.
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by slaven 13y ago
Yes, a lot of older systems (non-Unix) were case sensitive.
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by slaven 13y ago
I've read several posts where people are trying to identify a female-lead accelerator - exactly counter to the warning in the story: "I may have also changed the gender of certain people (i.e. he/she), again, with approval of
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IOS 7 - Your App Doesn’t Just Need A Facelift, It Needs A Sex Change(blog.tapstream.com)
1 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
I take a ton of iPhone photos, but still I just bought another prime for my mirrorless camera (GH2). When taking photos of people it is still night-and-day difference between the two and bringing those photos to Lightroom always makes me sm
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by slaven 13y ago
Context: TrueCrypt allows you to have an alternate password that decrypts a different "fake" volume. This way you can give up a password and no one would be able to tell whether or not they're looking at the right files. This
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Hidden encrypted volumes (or how to defeat password extortion)(truecrypt.org)
1 points by slaven 13y ago|1 comments
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Reinventing iOS Automation: (Giant) Editorial Review(macstories.net)
2 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
I'm finding myself using my iPad for certain type of work a lot more with a keyboard attached. Apps like HaikuDeck are simply better at what they do than any app I have on my Mac, and with OS X app Type2Cell I can use my Mac keyboard t
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Scaling Buffer in 2013(overflow.bufferapp.com)
2 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
Ah makes sense (we just got it in Canada recently)
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by slaven 13y ago
I love this idea - I just wish they implement their own billing via Stripe instead of PayPal (not a big fan of PayPal for the obvious reasons).
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Growth Hacking Apps: One Indie Developer’s Success Story(blog.tapstream.com)
14 points by slaven 13y ago|2 comments
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by slaven 13y ago
Also http://scriptogr.am
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by slaven 13y ago
Might work, but I bet the actual numbers might be closer to 1% paying $10 a YEAR, which even at that scale diminishes the returns.
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by slaven 13y ago
That would be a "Vespa".
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Cheetah Running in Time Distortion Machine(vimeo.com)
1 points by slaven 13y ago|0 comments

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