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tmgrhm
16y ago
I don't understand how that icon isn't beautiful. It's pretty and it gives you a good idea what the product and company do.
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tmgrhm
16y ago
Don't forget about iTunes U. Stanford have a lot of good lectures up there (especially CS106 for beginners, and a course for learning iOS development).
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16y ago
I used to use LetterBox (does the same thing) but I still much prefer Sparrow — it's light, more modern, prettier, under more noticeably-active development… to list just a few reasons.
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16y ago
Oh ok, so now I apparently can't decide for myself what I find patronising. I have no problem with your argument — I'm just pointing out that you don't come across very well. >I only speak the truth Seriously…?
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16y ago
>I'm guessing whoever has downvoted me is pretty young and/or still in school. […] I guess those early days seem to be a bit touchy because you feel like you have to prove yourself or something. :) I don't think you're helping yourself…
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16y ago
I believe the reason is because they plan to roll out localised versions to different countries. Although they surely won't roll out special versions to each national app store, so you do have a point there… I'm not sure why they did it, bu
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16y ago
Not sure where his comment's gone, but wzdd correctly pointed out you can scroll this (and any other seemingly unscrollable area) using two fingers, as with a multitouch trackpad. But I totally agree with you. Not only is it not possible to
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16y ago
>I can't comment on the quality of the application, because for some reason that I can't understand it doesn't seem to be available for non-US iPad owners. Well, not in the UK at any rate. It's coming to the UK "soon" according to @dail
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16y ago
I really like Helvetica, although I also really like Akzidenz (perhaps more). I'm not entirely sure why, but Akzidenz seems to be used a lot in German print and often looks downright gorgeous when paired with a good font for copy. For examp
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16y ago
I'm 18 and could instantly answer the question. Not sure how to feel about this.
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16y ago
The thing annoying me about this (sensationalist) article is just that… nobody wants to use their web browser for RSS: they want to browse with it. It also cites the lack of a reader in Chrome as a sign of RSS' impending doom, while ignorin
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16y ago
It was working for me, but doesn't now. Looks like I clicked it just a few seconds before it went down, judging by the timestamp of your post.
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16y ago
Nothing new there then.
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16y ago
I think the newspapers will link to full copies for perusal, but include highlights/excerpts in their articles. The biggest problem the DDoS creates, in my eyes, is that anyone reading about the leaks will go to Wikileaks.org and find a dea
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tmgrhm
16y ago
Why we all talk like suspicious Russian or Arab?
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tmgrhm
16y ago
The tv isn't getting iOS 4.1, even though it technically runs iOS. It's simply getting version 4.1 of its own firmware.
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tmgrhm
16y ago
Yeah it's pretty embarrassing/depressing but there's not really any other famous zip codes.
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16y ago
Thanks, but I use 90210 for all ZIP code forms because it's easy to remember. :P
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16y ago
I'm from England but I still sent him a short email in thanks. Just use something like 90210 for the zip code on the form.