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by trezor 18y ago
Oh come on. The article is more than extensive enough. And just how much is there really to explore in the multi-platform angle? "DirectX 11 will be supported on Windows, next revision of the Xbox, while OpenGL 3, if ever shipped, will be
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by trezor 18y ago
That is (as far as I know) only voice-matching. It matches the name you said to whatever pre-recorded read in name you have assigned to a contact. So it's not like it actually understands what you say, more that this input "pretty much" mat
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by trezor 18y ago
So basically he thinks a killer idea is to 1. use a phone, 2. to do voice recognition, 3. to send message as text, 4. to recipient which somehow will get the same message read as if spoken originally. So what he is saying that every phone s
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by trezor 18y ago
For as long as it works, this is actually a rather nice hack of the Apple ad-hoc developers distribution model. I guess we'll see soon enough if that Apple remote kill feature is real or not.
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by trezor 18y ago
So they have master servers and replication. Not to mention they've covered up for MySQLs lack of ability to kill heavy queries automatically by making some hacky perl-script. Something tells me using MySQL didn't really help them much, as
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by trezor 18y ago
You know. Looking at this, and for a second ignoring I probably need to buy a Mac as well to develop for the iPhone, I'm pretty sure I will never ever hack together a small app for shits and giggles. Not on a platform like this. For instanc
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by trezor 18y ago
That is the longest way I have ever seen anyone write "Windows 7 as an OS will fail completely because I might not be able to upgrade directly from XP". And I'm pretty sure that was the only argument the writer had.
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by trezor 18y ago
The iPhone is a very neat phone. I used to have a Windows Mobile phone and I'm a total convert now. Too bad Apple as a company is full of shit.
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by trezor 18y ago
I'm afraid the comments so far proves youu wrong. There are people here who use PHP. As for this, er, "MVC-code"... People say OO, MVC and design patterns and all that is overengineering things. This is was 62 lines of PHP to implement a si
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by trezor 18y ago
Contrastingly, if you subscribe to a blog, you get pushed a notification whenever that blog is updated Err. No. You have a RSS client which regularly pull. It's exactly the same thing. Either the guy has no idea what he is talking about,
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by trezor 18y ago
Seth's Blog: If there's a point here, you will miss it. Anyone care to explain what on hell he was arguing for?
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by trezor 18y ago
I'm pretty sure every single phone I have had (and I have an 3G iPhone now) has been more open for development than this one. Every single one has had a public SDK and public development tools. And no vendor-approval needed.
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by trezor 18y ago
Voted down for the legion reference.
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by trezor 18y ago
Voted up because the few times you actually need to hard reset an Apple device, it's bloody far from obvious how you do it.
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by trezor 18y ago
Awesome. Didn't know about that one. Thanks a lot :)
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by trezor 18y ago
I actually wanted to take screenshots on the iPhone the other day, and wondered if there was any software which would allow me to do so without jailbreaking it. This sounds like a little bit too much work though :)
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by trezor 18y ago
Apple just shits over the Windows platform once again with its software releases. Intentional or not? I don't know, but this is hardly news.
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by trezor 18y ago
This is a joke right? Both the DRM and the Nike+ digital sneakers or whatever they are supposed to be? I'm confuzed.
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by trezor 18y ago
Ah well. I'll rephrase myself and say any OOP language I have any significant knowledge about then ;) But both C#, VB.Net and pretty much any OOP language I have touched has been like that. Granted I've seen different meanings for static an
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by trezor 18y ago
This constructor makes three private instance variables: param, secret, and that. They are attached to the object, but they are not accessible to the outside, nor are they accessible to the object's own public methods. They are accessible
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by trezor 18y ago
Well. If you by "the summer" mean "ever since Napster hit the internet and digital music became mainstram", I'll fully agree. Though it is interesting to see how even marketing people , not just geeks or "pirates" are starting to catch on
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by trezor 18y ago
Good thing we have Diebold which knows who the next president will be, even before the actual election. Seriously though: With debt to about every major country in the world, with the values contained in the stock-market and real-estate whi
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by trezor 18y ago
The Amiga 500 came in the late 80s and had a 7.14Mhz CPU and 512kb of RAM, and it was considered awesome ... So yeah.
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by trezor 18y ago
Except for it's architecture, which seems slightly more pluggable than the ASP.NET's, this seems pretty much exactly the same as the ASP.NET's caching layer. Not to mention ASP.NET supports automaticly invalidating cache-dependencies. Makin
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by trezor 18y ago
My point was more that when Apple forces you to use their software to be able to do anything with their hardware, they could at least put some effort into making their software not suck. iTunes in Windows on a modern 2GHz Core 2 Duo is st
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by trezor 18y ago
The technique presented today makes full use of database server abilities to create a password reset system that is highly resistant to forgery, interception, and evil-admin meddling . If you for a second honestly believe that this des
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by trezor 18y ago
I'm willing to bet this version will still be the slowest piece of software to ever run on the Win32 platform. How about they fix that instead?
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by trezor 18y ago
Since someone is going to say this sooner or later... As much as I'd like to write a more robust language than Javascript, I'd probably prefer this over PHP.
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by trezor 18y ago
Next up: The script to submit the same story to all sites and have your botnet vote it up. Shortly followed by all sites being the same, as determined by the lowest common denominator.
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by trezor 18y ago
While that may be, scrolling is usually something which matters much more to a web-page than JS and DOM performance.

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