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by twsted 12y ago
"[...] what would you do if Google required you to set up a user account, or enroll in a service [...] so that you could have more ‘personalized’ search results, and the occasional special offer?" Um...
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Access control added to Swift in Xcode beta 4(developer.apple.com)
1 points by twsted 12y ago|0 comments
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by twsted 12y ago
The privacy "factor" is one of the main thing that binds me to Apple wrt other cloud providers. They seem to really care about it. And I confess I am a little worried about iAd and its possible future implicancies...
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by twsted 13y ago
"The name iodine was chosen since it starts with IOD (IP Over DNS) and since iodine has atomic number 53, which happens to be the DNS port number." Cool.
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by twsted 13y ago
And it uses (or may use) a lock-free implementation on many platforms.
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by twsted 13y ago
A pypy-backed Python 4 (with all the features of 3.4) and everyone will jump.
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An Illustrated History of objc_msgSend(sealiesoftware.com)
110 points by twsted 13y ago|42 comments
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by twsted 13y ago
One year later I got a TI99/4A, a modem and tried to emulate David. I was literally fascinated by the film, especially its first part.
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About the new iWork for Mac: Features and compatibility(support.apple.com)
48 points by twsted 13y ago|55 comments
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by twsted 13y ago
For what I can see, Invoke is just a revamped version of Fabric’s task running components. Fabric 2.0 will "leverage Invoke for task running, leaving Fabric itself much more library oriented".
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by twsted 13y ago
It's less funny that we always transform this kind of information as an apple vs android fact. I was reading the article thinking: "Uh oh, now let's see the comments on HN..."
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by twsted 13y ago
"Feel old." Me too. And the Kermit protocol...
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by twsted 13y ago
And, BTW, do we _really_ need to have a new HN submission for each dotdot Go release (and beta, and RC)?
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by twsted 14y ago
I really love them. This probably reveals my age...
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Introducing MigCoin(tirania.org)
13 points by twsted 14y ago|2 comments
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by twsted 14y ago
Exactly my thoughts
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by twsted 14y ago
I miss the real one
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by twsted 14y ago
Sheldon Cooper, what do you think? Bazinga?
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Steve Jobs, Sex In The City and the tale of the upside down Apple logo(thenextweb.com)
2 points by twsted 14y ago|0 comments
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by twsted 15y ago
Sorry, no.
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by twsted 15y ago
No, 2023
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by twsted 15y ago
Just marked 30+, sigh: ~1982 - Basic and TMS9900 Assembler on TI99/4A ~1985 - C, C++ and Pascal on Amiga 1000 Nowadays, mostly C++ and Python
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by twsted 15y ago
I think that it is important that at least 2 levels of access can be asked by an app per resource (location, contacts, etc): 1. Permission to access a resource just locally for the benefit of the user; 2. Permission to transmit the data abo
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by twsted 15y ago
Just FYI, it was written almost a year ago.
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by twsted 15y ago
No downvotes because Miguel... we love you (and Mono et al. are really good pieces of technology)
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by twsted 15y ago
I do not agree with this. Cloud is often a confusing term but it is not strictly bound to virtualization. One can imagine a cloud offer with dedicated hardware.
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by twsted 15y ago
As CmdrTaco says, two things reveals that HN users are a little more 'on the edge': more Chrome users, more mobile users. BTW, HN seems to have also _more_ Safari users, even if he says the opposite.
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Ask HN: Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, first impressions?
14 points by twsted 15y ago|19 comments
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by twsted 15y ago
Hey, it was a joke, after his user name... doesn't matter
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by twsted 15y ago
But you are a bad user...

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