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by yoda_sl 13y ago
Looks in some way similar in concept of File Transporter from Connected Data: http://www.filetransporter.com
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by yoda_sl 13y ago
Fremont can be a good choice... Have lived there for a while and it has many convenient things: - BART station: easy ride to the city - Dumbarton bridge if you need to cross to go to Palo Alto (need to pay the toll but totally doable) - tak
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by yoda_sl 13y ago
And the github repo at: https://github.com/MailCore/MailCore2 I did use in the past libetpan and MailCore for some iOS app development, and this is a great news to see that it's moving forward even after the Goo
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MailCore 2: The next step of libetpan(mailcore.tumblr.com)
1 points by yoda_sl 13y ago|1 comments
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by yoda_sl 13y ago
Probably not yet reviewed
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by yoda_sl 13y ago
It is not yet a patent: it has been filed but there is no patent number and no patent issue dates. You can find tons of such patent pending for reviews.
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Did Apple buy Grokr?(cultofmac.com)
2 points by yoda_sl 13y ago|0 comments
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by yoda_sl 13y ago
Totally agree it's more like an evolution, and I doubt it will be exposed on iOS at all, which means the same developer rules will apply and downloaded JS will have to be running inside a UIWebView. The fact is that after thinking about the
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
No it was not Scott... Scott was too busy with iPhone launch. The VP in charge was John Martin former Microsoft and Starbucks... he came at .Mac with a bunch of ex-Microsoft and try to run the place most likely like Microsfot, but even wors
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
I have been many times in the Apple cafeteria back when Steve was there, and I never saw him cutting lines as described. I am not saying that it did not happen, but I will not make it a statement that he was always like that neither
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
From what I know from a few engineers that were directly involved in the MobileMe launch, yes the failure was in the engineering management that did not want to listen to the engineers/project managers/qa folks, but instead wanted to please
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Yes received mine a few minutes ago (rejection)... Curious to know how many applications were submitted and how many are invited for interviews. Good luck to the ones that got the invitation !
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Just received it too... I will be curious to know how many applications were submitted for this batch.
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Steve Jobs Giving The Best Advice On Success And Failure [video](businessinsider.com)
3 points by yoda_sl 14y ago|0 comments
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
On iOS unless the receiving app is either an official background app (aka GPS/VOIP/Music) or if the app is in the foreground then you are out of luck the app will not know a push was received. The only time the app knows a push was received
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Yes you are correct. Reading the built-in help of the Moves app show the data collection end up on their server... So they clearly know which user is still running the app. If users were to disable pushes and no more daily data collection w
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Netflix forums have been dead for years now... So it is not a surprise. But still I am sad to see the oData catalog shutting down which mean that my 4 stars iOS/Android/Kindle app will have to be removed from their respective stores. It is
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Kind of remind me of App Design Vault: http://www.appdesignvault.com/ Not associated to that site, simply got a few existing templates a few months back when there was a super promo discount.
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
For one of my iOS/Android app which require to download every 3 or 4 days a file that is around 10 to 15MB, I went with Amazon S3 and CloudFront... I did check a few other (it was more than a year ago) and the convenience of the various thi
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Curious to know too... Even an estimate of when will be good :-)
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
It will not be surprising that in fact Amazon Elastic Transcoder is in fact what Netflix with Amazon's help may have work on in the past few years. Netflix is well known to use Amazon web services not only for the streaming part but even fo
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Probably a good idea to have antirez feedback on it, and see if this is something that will make sense in Redis overall. I think the dump as a SQLite DB file is a great idea since it can be potentially used by some other system by simply co
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Nice technological demo, but honestly I think that webOS is dead. Unless some major phone/tablet maker was to adopt it and put the marketing $$ behind to adopt it I don't see it going anywhere except as a technological demo. There was some
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Usually Netflix do well when AWS has an outage... At least in the past that was the case, so it really pick my curiosity on what is the difference with this outage vs the others. In addition it will be interesting to know if the timing of i
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Interesting to see that the outage is in fact all over the place as the comments below are showing: http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/netflix.com.html
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
The net says it is mostly on the East coast but I am in California just a few miles from Netflix HQ and it is down for me on my iPad. I should try on the Apple TV since they mentioned that it is working on other devices. I will be curious t
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Really a good deal... Upgrading to IntelliJ 12, and getting a license for AppCode at the same time. After many attempts, I was able to get through the checkout but even Element5 which is used for the checkout process is I think under load..
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
It is available at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/google-maps/id585027354
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
Now that it s out,it will be interesting to have some side to side comparison of data accuracy and additionally on Data usage between the 2 apps. The previous iOS 5 apps was using image tiling but these new app seems to use the vector based
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by yoda_sl 14y ago
I think the Apple doc is slightly inaccurate: the OpenStep part which include a graphic user interface was not available on HP-UX but the non graphic part: WebObjects, Enterprise Objects Framework, and Portable Distributed Objects was avail

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