steaminghacker

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by steaminghacker 10y ago
Do not listen to the naysayers! The problem with this kind of endeavour is how to convince people their genuine need for it. I call this the, "green eggs and ham" paradox. People will say they make lists on paper, or in a pocket b
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by steaminghacker 10y ago
I switched to Studio 2.0 hoping for better NDK support over 1.5. However, it appears to still require the experimental Gradle plug-in. Which, frankly, isn't very good. I'm still building my native .so separately using NDK build. I
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
big up the sugar tax! demonise sugar so we can tax it like tobacco...
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
Does this mean there one at Bletchley and another at TNMOC? last time only Bletchley had one. or is it the same one moved?
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
Rubbish! greater than is useful if it makes code clearer. Yoda conditionals, no thanks.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
That would certainly be excellent and well received. thanks.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
anyone know of any MD frameworks for desktop app development. Been looking at qml-material. any others?
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
does this mean the code will be open source and we can hack it around. i like the idea of adding my own functions to the ROM.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
Let's say I'm Chinese and do not set foot in the UK and you are my tenant. You pay money into my bank account. I do not file a UK tax return. how exactly am i taxed on this rent. Capital gains do not apply to companies. I own the
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
Ah, this must be the unintended side effect of Play requiring developers to declare their apps having ads. :-/
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
hear hear. the UK is one of the few places in the world that a non-tax resident can buy land freehold. That means the owner pays no tax on gains and no tax on rental income (There's been talk of taxing them but how exactly?). Here in L
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
I can't get into gmail anymore. Apparently, the correct login & password isn't enough. anyone else have this? So, i've abandoned it altogether.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
The almost worst thing that smart watches do is tell the time. Back in 1978 i had to press a button to see the time on my digital watch. now I'm doing it again. When will the makers realise this and move on to the true benefits of wear
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
Big thumbs up for this compiler! I've been using it to develop my z80 trs-80 star trek game. I constantly check the code output to ensure it hasn't done something silly, but it all looks good. massively better than writing assembl
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
The only losers are "miserable fat Belgian bastards!" Like everyone's going to stop trading without political unity and the sky will fall in. No, absolutely, the UK needs supremacy over it's own law. If the UK doesn&#x27
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
See also http://lexiy.com secure notes, but not documents.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
calcwatch.com also plays chess.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
im seening a lot of variants such as .io and .co around, what do people think about these, and others like them. or is this all just to push up the price of .com, when in fact, there are a lot of new top-level domains appearing.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
sure this was an "accident"?
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
No. I want offline versions of this, because you can't rely on a network when on the move.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
here we go again with another amazing battery breakthrough! remember fuel cells and how they were going to power your cellphone _real_ soon now. exactly. I can tell you now why there will never be a battery with a significantly greater ener
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
the water level penetrates the boat?
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
hello soft exit visas
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
Agreed. I have had many arguments with people concerning physical calculators and calculator apps. But despite what people say, they actually use apps when on the move. They may have a real calculator on their desk (i do too), but the truth
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
the last time i saw one, the keyboard sucked badly. Otherwise i would buy one. The latest might be better. hope so.
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
VAT question for anyone. I sell apps on Google play from the UK. Google keep the VAT even for UK sales. According to my accountant they shouldn't do this. If they're paying the VAT on my behalf, where's my paperwork because (
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
same problem here. I usually buy only from amazon themselves, rather than any third party seller, if i want a proper VAT invoice. Sometimes i do buy from others, providing i get their VAT number. but in such cases, the VAT amount is never i
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
how about one that opens the source code, permits non-commercial use but prohibits commercial use without express permission. or is that not open source? You see, i want others to read and learn, but i don't want rich bastard companies
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
this is interesting from a data recovery viewpoint. recently, i had a card die with some photos i wanted to recover. I wrote my own recovery, but it was unable to get all the photos. Turned out data i knew should be there was not on the car
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by steaminghacker 11y ago
As a developer, I'm very interested in the band2. Personally, I think bands are a better format that, say smart watches. The MS band looks to me, a general purpose device rather than a dedicated fitness product. I see a lot of potentia

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