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taligent
14y ago
Help menu -> XCode User Guide ? You can also get it all offline by going to Preferences -> Downloads, clicking the Documentation tab and selecting what you want installed e.g. iOS 6.0 Library.
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14y ago
Possibly but doubt it. Not enough of a major selling point. My guess is multi user support and not just for iPads, iPhones but also for the upcoming Apple TV remote. It would be integrated either into the home button or possibly a swipe up
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taligent
14y ago
Exactly. Which is why the US and EU governments are fighting against Google, Samsung and HTC who are abusing FRAND obligations and undermining the concept of standards.
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taligent
14y ago
Google is a few years too late with VP8. It would have had an opportunity to take off when H.264 was in its infancy. But now there is simply no use for it.
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14y ago
IIRC the PowerVR GPU inside all the iOS devices already support hardware VP8 encoding/decoding. Apple just has no inclination to support it. And why would they ? VP8 is significantly worse than H.264 in every important way (quality, compati
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14y ago
Depends at what level. Dedicated isn't too bad and there are some VPS providers who have reasonable prices e.g. http://www.mammothvps.com.au/home/index If Amazon EC2 does come to Sydney as expected then I would expect a bit of a shakeup o
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14y ago
You shouldn't be a happy Linode customer. They still haven't owned up to what happened during that Bitcoin incident and what they've done to stop it happening again. Major security incidents DEMAND transparency e.g. look how professional Cl
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taligent
14y ago
Depends on the database. I know CouchDB and MongoDB both make it pretty easy to add Solr/ElasticSearch into the equation.
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taligent
14y ago
So what you're saying is that all of the engineers at DBAs are sitting around going "Oh we just lost another user's Facebook page. No worries. They can just create another one." Do you not think they would've switched databases already if t
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14y ago
It is powering the core function of the sites i.e. it is the primary databases in all cases. I am sorry but are you that deluded as to think so many of the world's leading IT companies are going to choose a database that silently loses data
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taligent
14y ago
But yet every major website chooses MySQL over PostgreSQL. Why is that ?
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taligent
14y ago
So does Twitter, Flickr, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Craigslist, LinkedIn etc. And I would imagine that most of those wouldn't tolerate any issues with data integrity.
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14y ago
Depends on who you are collaborating with. Asana internally, Basecamp when dealing with external clients and Phabricator is cool within dev teams. Trello needs a UI designer and Atlassian is pretty horrendous for anything other than the lar
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14y ago
These stupid meme faces need to die already.
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taligent
14y ago
And what's great is that since Apple has handed over responsibility of OSX Java over to Oracle it means everyone can start to use the 1.8 features. Feels like everyone has been stuck on 1.5/1.6 for too long.
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14y ago
And some people might not like to hear it but Oracle has really provided a new injection of excitement in the JVM with their G1 GC and JRockit additions. And with clarity around the future roadmap and the ever growing list of non-Java langu
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14y ago
Based on what we've seen from Facebook, Twitter, Google etc they will likely do it on their own. As we've seen with the various Memcache and MySQL implementations often tradeoffs are made in favour of performance and scalability.
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14y ago
1) Is this agreement verbal or on paper ? 2) If you can do the technical bits then do it by yourself. Then once you have it all finished you will be the one the VCs will be chasing. 3) I don't know anybody who does consulting/freelancing in
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14y ago
But what happens with copyright ? In a legal fight surely both parties will have ownership to parts of the code. Either way get your house in order just in case. Make sure commit logs and history etc is up to date and backed up. Use Github
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taligent
14y ago
Tell me why this isn't a clone of Twitter where I pay to talk to almost exclusively under 30yo guys.
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14y ago
This is Samsung's raison d'être. They've been doing this with the Japanese companies (Sony, Panasonic, Sharp) for years now and have now set their sights on Apple. It's a bad reflection on South Korea itself as between Samsung, Hyundai and
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14y ago
I take it you've never used XCode or Eclipse. If you did you would know that they are world's apart as far as IDEs are concerned.
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14y ago
Just went all the previous QT Designer screenshots in Google Images. And not a single one looks similar to either Xcode or the Samsung IDE. And the court nonsense is still news because the case isn't over yet and this is demonstrating a pat
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14y ago
"issues" That is being far too polite for what in all likelihood is the most insecure piece of software in history. Not joking. The frequency of security updates over the last decade is a disgrace. And that is without even talking about the
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taligent
14y ago
No offence but I don't think the government could possibly care less about you or the conversation with your mother. There is a long list of far more important and interesting people for them to worry about. How about using whatever is the
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taligent
14y ago
Chrome + Firefox are around 60% of current browser installations and both currently self-update so that is likely where he got that figure. It does neglect to mention that not all Firefox browsers do self-update so that would need to be fac
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taligent
14y ago
Shame you were downvoted for expressing a legitimate point. Microsoft is charging $1 to $5 for I believe only 2 patents (FAT and Calendar event creation). And they in the eyes of the user (based on the research) aren't as 'valuable' as the
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14y ago
What ? Nowhere in the article did it imply that. It meant some of the implementations of those rely on Apple innovations i.e. patents. Which given how old Apple is, all of the patent acquisitions along the way and some pretty innovative wor
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14y ago
There is this: http://api.mongodb.org/hadoop/MongoDB%2BHadoop+Connector.htm... And a generic connector as well: http://blog.mongodb.org/post/29127828146/introducing-mongo-c...
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14y ago
I really don't get this "quality of the community" has degraded argument. I hear the same about Facebook. If the quality is degrading it's because of YOUR friends and YOUR choices about who to follow. Other people including myself simply hi
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