teajay

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   by teajay 12y ago

   Believe it or not, I'm not an author of it... And I'm not approving it, just found it interesting, that Apple accepted it into App Store.
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   by teajay 12y ago

   You can still download IPA file from VideoLAN[1]. I'm wondering if it's signed and ready to install through iTunes. I also have original copy from App Store, so can't test. [1] http://www.videolan.org/vlc&#x2F
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   by teajay 12y ago

   Here is translated author's statement: VLC is Open Source and I was irritated by how long they waits with their release - I've spent some nights on this and convinced Apple to approve it. And I succedeed. At first they returned it
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   by teajay 12y ago

   I've been a long time ST user, but when I out of curiosity started playing with Vim and slowly get used to it, I now prefer it over ST most of the time. But I'm glad that Sublime Text is alive again.
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   VLC for iOS is back in App Store – not by VideoLAN(itunes.apple.com)

   10 points by teajay 12y ago|13 comments