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by veeti 13y ago
Just wait until Australis.
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by veeti 13y ago
Yeah, all three Jolla users will be joyed. /s The Jolla store doesn't even seem to support paid applications right now.
693.
by veeti 13y ago
Or, you know, because it was 1) a hidden debugging menu and 2) lacking functionally.
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by veeti 13y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I've basically missed out on the entire Node train and I'd like to get on it. What's the best way to get started? Official docs?
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by veeti 13y ago
So, did you file a bug with Ruby?
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by veeti 13y ago
What the fuck are you going on about? WildFly is now included as an _available package for install in the repositories_. This is why it is in the release notes. This is like complaining that any disto is "bloatware" because their
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by veeti 13y ago
> Another reason is security, with HTTPs you need to trust more parties. No, you don't. Use a self-signed certificate that is hardcoded in the app.
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by veeti 13y ago
You're probably better off looking into something like Ansible or Salt.
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by veeti 13y ago
> At Seravo we hold the belief that in the long term, browser based HTML5 apps will be more important than native apps. What is the "long term"? Has somebody actually managed to build a native HTML5-based UI that isn't a l
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by veeti 13y ago
This entire piece sounds overly positive about the thing. We get it, it's a real Linux phone, but the hardware is lackluster for 2013. That shitty screen resolution sounds like the final nail in the coffin for me.
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by veeti 13y ago
Are there any (decent) similar per-hour priced providers based in the EU? Any experiences or suggestions?
702.
by veeti 13y ago
Bitstamp.
703.
by veeti 13y ago
Yeah, developing nations like most of Europe and so on...
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by veeti 13y ago
Too bad hg branches suck.
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by veeti 13y ago
Is it just me, or is there more padding between posts too?
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by veeti 13y ago
Did I? This really isn't up to some subjective opinion either. Swing doesn't have a native look & feel on any platform: it's awful no matter what OS you're using.
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by veeti 13y ago
> Swing for a mature looking, cross-platform application Dear lord.
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by veeti 13y ago
Interesting. Do other merchants have similar "X dollars for infinite certificates" plans?
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by veeti 13y ago
A well-built native app will always be much better and smoother to use than a clumsy mobile site.
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by veeti 13y ago
It's amazing that a group of volunteers can do a much better job at improving the stock AOSP experience than huge companies like Samsung or LG. The official software on some of the Android flagships out there is seriously awful. Best o
711.
by veeti 13y ago
That is utter bullshit. Finnish schools have homework - and sometimes a lot of it.
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by veeti 13y ago
> immigration policy that borders on xenophobia You can't be serious.
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by veeti 13y ago
Because they suck ass.
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by veeti 13y ago
I like this. I was going to buy the 3DS for just two or three specific games and this is a much cheaper investment. I don't care about stupid 3D gimmicks either.
715.
by veeti 13y ago
GNU/Design.
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by veeti 13y ago
Who the fuck gives a shit? This sort of "elementary is not an OS but a desktop environment based on the Ubuntu distribution based on the GNU/Linux kernel..." nonsense that is so prevalent in the Linux community is probably pa
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Some SecureRandom Thoughts(android-developers.blogspot.com)
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by veeti 13y ago
No. The Android API has always given the guarantee (and it still does) that your application's permissions will always be there. They can't be revoked during runtime. If it's in the manifest, it's perfectly fine to assum
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by veeti 13y ago
The title of this post is misleading. App ops works exactly like that: it does not disable the permissions themselves but turns those API's into no-ops or returns dummy data from them. Aside from implementation bugs (like [1] which has
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by veeti 13y ago
So? That has nothing to do with Android 4.3 as far Google or the AOSP is concerned. Don't buy a device that doesn't give you control if you want that control. And no, the Nexus line is not the only line that lets you do what you w

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