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by tvon 13y ago
> As soon as 3d printers will be able to replicate themselves, every regulation will be moot. I don't get this. In theory, if it were illegal to print "Item #325" having 200 printers doesn't make it any less illegal to print "Item #3
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by tvon 13y ago
I think you're right, but I think they should still be called out for it.
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by tvon 13y ago
If I am understanding the problem correctly... Apple implemented app signing by default in 10.8. Users can either turn this off in System Preferences (removing the error), or the LibreOffice team can pay the $100 annual fee to get a proper
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by tvon 13y ago
Probably the worst possible way Branes could have handled what would have been an insignificant incident to most.
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by tvon 13y ago
I wouldn't have known it could look like that if I hadn't read this post. It reminds me a bit of Muine[1], which was my favorite player on Linux for a while. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muine
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by tvon 13y ago
It seems like one of those situations where it is better to just learn the tool you're using instead of learning a tool to configure the tool you're using.
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by tvon 13y ago
It would be great if Apple up and acquired RubyMotion. As it stands I'm hesitant to invest serious time in a system that isn't a first class citizen of the platform I'm building for, especially since there are things I actually like about
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by tvon 13y ago
FWIW there is a 30 day money back guarantee for Ruby Motion (which my company may make use of if we decide to stick with Objective-C).
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by tvon 13y ago
Well, unless OP thought it was useful enough to share.
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by tvon 13y ago
Yeah, that would be better. In this context a revision is just a bug fix release, the same as a "point release" or "minor release" or "patch version." I'm sure there are terms I'm forgetting. A micro-version increment, where the system is
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by tvon 13y ago
Just to play devils advocate, you could use both versioning schemes. For example, 13.01.24 could indicate it was the 24th revision of the 13.01 release (as opposed to being released on the 24th of the month).
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by tvon 13y ago
A wee bit over the top there.
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by tvon 13y ago
Someone benefitting from a story does not mean there is a PR conspiracy afoot.
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by tvon 13y ago
SNL parodies everything. I suspect they did some iPhones in their time and that thing is still flying off the shelves.
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by tvon 13y ago
You gave a very cavalier response. > I'm going to take a wild stab at the primary reason he develops on the Mac is his own comfort and expertise with it (...) This to me reads as "I'm not going to put much thought into this, but it so
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by tvon 13y ago
Nicely formatted output. I've been leaning towards using Rake tasks to handle this (there are a few gems out there to help), but I'll give this a whirl.
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by tvon 13y ago
It seems to be for plug-ins, color schemes and project templates.
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by tvon 13y ago
In case you are not aware, there is UIViewController's `prepareForSegue:sender:` method ( http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UIKit/... ). In short you figure out which segue was being prepared (segue.identifier) and setu
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by tvon 14y ago
I think there is just a delay, to keep back-and-forth arguing at a minimum you cannot immediately vote on or respond to a deeply nested comment.
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by tvon 14y ago
Can you ever be 100% sure of such a thing?
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by tvon 14y ago
Your standard contrarians, I guess.
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by tvon 14y ago
Being able to pull up a graphic on an cloned machine isn't something anyone would think of as security. Maybe I misread but I took it as a "hey, if you can do this it would be funny" kind of project.
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by tvon 14y ago
You can get OSX up and running in VirtualBox/Vagrant. Not that I'd want to do actual development that way, but we do it for iOS CI.
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by tvon 14y ago
Maybe I haven't been following things close enough, why is there no significant presence for Android 3.x?
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by tvon 14y ago
Excellent, now I don't suppose you know of a stripped down Janus?
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by tvon 14y ago
Well, I don't really agree, but I will say that the iOS testing world has a lot of catch-up to do. Ruby developers (as an example) have much, much, much better testing tools. There is no doubt about that. The hoops you have to jump throu
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by tvon 14y ago
FWIW, if you use 'screen' (or 'tmux') you won't have to worry about losing terminal windows.
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by tvon 14y ago
Jupiter is too large for anyone to get their head around. It's too far away and just too alien for an impact to have any effect on the population. On the other hand, Mars has been the subject of countless fantasies and observations, we hav
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by tvon 14y ago
It seems to be a bit faster than ack (which is just called 'ack', Debian the package is called 'ack-grep' to avoid conflicts).
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by tvon 14y ago
As they say in sports, "winning cures everything".

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