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by tvon 12y ago
If he wanted to stop it, perhaps.
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by tvon 12y ago
I recommend downloading their ISO and trying it as a Live CD.
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by tvon 12y ago
I don't see how this is lock-in, unless they have somehow crippled the exporting feature. It seems like the only thing preventing you from moving that 70GB of photos is a lack of motivation.
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by tvon 12y ago
I've never had an experience this bad, but I've had plenty of bad experiences with sketchy rates in Baltimore cabs that I just take Uber or Lyft.
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by tvon 12y ago
FWIW: > Develop in their own hardware and OS Strictly speaking this is still true, though a Hackintosh isn't hard to setup. > Closed minds : iPhone SDK policies states that you cannot share what you are making with your fellow
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by tvon 12y ago
Since we're all talking about it... I keep my dotfiles in a sub-directory (doesn't matter where) and use the following Rakefile to manage it: https://github.com/tvon/dotfiles/blob/master/Rakefil
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by tvon 12y ago
mhm, no stand-alone display? I'd get one of those, not getting an iMac though.
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by tvon 12y ago
Eh, I can see that argument with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+, but in this case we're just talking about keeping older products alive at a lower price point.
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by tvon 12y ago
On a 5s with iOS8 I have seen the Touch ID system completely vanish. It wouldn't lock and I could launch Mint without any kind of authentication (the mint app has integrated Touch ID which previously worked well).
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by tvon 12y ago
Well, sure, but for a device that pushes some technological limits (a responsive touchscreen UI built into a credit card) I think seeing it in action is pretty important. So far all I know is what they want it to be like, which means lit
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by tvon 12y ago
Well, it usually installs from source, but that's not really the point. It's a package manager, it is trivial to give it it's own home, (and thankfully they made that an easy thing to do), but to throw it in that /usr&#
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by tvon 12y ago
> /usr/local is wher you install your own packages. For example, if I'm installing something from source, that's where I'm going to install it. Right, that's what it's for, it's also why a 3rd part
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by tvon 12y ago
Yeah, but they often rely on the homebrew being installed to /usr/local which is just plain bad advice. At least, not using /usr/local myself, I see a lot of packages building because they have detected I changed the bas
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by tvon 12y ago
No, MacPorts is actually more sane in this regard because it build it's own set of dependencies instead of relying on anything the system provides. This makes it a more soundly designed tool, IMO. Homebrew also recommends using /u
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by tvon 12y ago
Christ, will the damn thing deform if I keep it in my pocket like I would any other phone or is it just a minuscule percentage of devices that have had photos re-posted in the LOLOMGWTF nature of these inane corporate allegiance squabbles?
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by tvon 12y ago
Everything should also take `.maybe.it_wont` at the end, for completeness.
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by tvon 12y ago
Gold Master, the version that will be released to the public barring any surprise blockers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_release_life_cycle#RTM
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by tvon 12y ago
The "fork" link goes nowhere, FYI.
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by tvon 12y ago
Does not look good to me, looks a bit like the first-gen iPhone. I'll probably wait to see what they release next year.
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by tvon 12y ago
Gruber certainly doesn't look like he did everything he could or really much of anything until after it was announced. That said, to take something that is not your original work and to declare it "Standard" or even "Co
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by tvon 12y ago
Pedantry, but I believe the term is the "All-22". Edit: I don't know if they offer the All-22 but NBC's Sunday Night Football is always streamed online for free and they offer multiple camera angles. It's pretty nic
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by tvon 12y ago
> After more than 40 hours of investigation, we have discovered that certain celebrity accounts were compromised by a very targeted attack on user names, passwords and security questions, a practice that has become all too common on the
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by tvon 12y ago
A window to change votes would be nice, much like there is a window to edit your comment.
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by tvon 12y ago
So GlobalID means instead of doing `SomeJob.enqueue(instance.id)` (and then `Model.find(id)` in the job) you just do `SomeJob.enqueue(instance)`, and presumably reference something like `object` in the job?
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by tvon 12y ago
Re #1, I don't know what config it uses but `:set guifont=*` will give you a font picker (as in any guivim, afaik).
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by tvon 12y ago
No, but a lot of editors have some level of vim emulation (eg, Atom, or IntelliJ, or VisualStudio, or XCode) that always comes up a bit short. The point the author is making is that this actually embeds vim and is not a re-implementation o
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by tvon 12y ago
FWIW, I find the purple and blue here a bit painful to read: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ki0m7967x5tvn6/Screenshot%202014-...
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by tvon 12y ago
I don't think that slide was meant to be taken literally, you can integrate Objective-C with Swift.
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by tvon 12y ago
I like to say that there is no science in Sports Science, that said I was impressed with how much force Ray Lewis was able to generate with about a 4' head start in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1CwwsWk
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by tvon 12y ago
Being a big fan of football I have sometimes wondered what the sport would be like if they slowly phased out the protection. You are taught early on to put your head down and drive your shoulder through the target, but I imagine this would

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