sonnenkiste

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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   Old things should go away after some time and make space for new things. Dieing is the prefered way. As long as we have limited space and resources. ;o) Otherwise there will be no real development. We will more or less stuck in where we are
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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   Why is Apple's App-Store App build with HTML? I really don't get it. Why did Apple favour HTML instead of Objective-C?
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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   Will all these Instagram pictures be there in 100 years? What happens if Instagram shuts down?
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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   How can I vote a news down? Because this isn't "news". I've seen it two years ago. Really great pictures, but no news ...
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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   Interesting, I saw something like this by looking at the https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/ project. Take a look at the closed pull requests. They have some bots listening for commands in comments and do stuff like unit testing and previe
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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   To remove something is ok. But you should clearly inform the user and give him the possibility to easy get his data back and really cool would be to provide a solution for the now existing problem. Maybe to point him to an App Download. Jus
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   by sonnenkiste 14y ago

   They also kicked the web-Sharing configuration. :( I got to work and wondered why my localhost did not respond. I installed mountain lion the night before. so I thought I have to re-enable websharing but couldn't found the confit anymore. A