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zbowling
15y ago
I think you are confused. Twitter had basic auth and they gave us transition period. xAuth is OAuth but doesn't require a web based interaction to authorize. With xAuth, apps ask for a username and pass but get a token and only store the to
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zbowling
15y ago
I'm annoyed by the change. I was the DevNestSF meetup last week though at TwitterHQ and they said they didn't mention that were going towards doing this and instead praised the developer community for making them what they are. When they su
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zbowling
15y ago
Someone from Apple needs to visit them. Create the iF1 with one button, capacitive touch screen, and GESTURES!
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zbowling
15y ago
Pure CIL compliant .NET applications should run since on ARM, .NET assemblies can just be re-jited for that platform.
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zbowling
15y ago
It got "yahoo"'d.
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zbowling
15y ago
Not as good as the real thing. Don't visit if you are epileptic.
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zbowling
15y ago
Besides the contracts with Unity, several game developers on the PS3 and Wii, EA, and others. Besides the MonoTouch and MonoDroid projects. Besides the support to other products like iFolder and Linux desktop apps they released. Besides the
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zbowling
15y ago
Really sucks. Something interesting is that the contributor agreement wasn't a copyright assignment but that you licensed your code to Novell and that you granted them the right to relicense it under any license they wanted.
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zbowling
15y ago
Former Mono contributor myself from 2006-2008. Crazy day. It won't die. To many companies are invested in it. I always wished it would spin off earlier. I wanted to meet up with Miguel when he was in SF a few days ago, but now I know why he
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zbowling
15y ago
You can only do it for images that the activation server is willing to keep singing for you. Sometimes they go back one or two versions (or a version is know to be jailbreakable, they won't allow it to sign). The funny part is that the sign
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zbowling
15y ago
Would love to know the hardware they were running and their monitor software.
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zbowling
15y ago
Actually no. People do. Heck I even wrote a simple ruby script to help me track when and what I said that caused people to unfollow me, and who it was to see if they important or not: https://github.com/zbowling/followdiff The real soluti
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zbowling
15y ago
The fsf/GNU isn't anti-commercial, just anti-proprietary. Free speech vs. Free beer. I doubt Asterisk dealings with Skype for special access for it's customers that pay a preium service fee really bothers them, except maybe helping Skype pr
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zbowling
15y ago
it's not "native". look at the UIToolbar (or the fact that it's not a UIToolBar but an html div with transparent pngs). Look at the UITableView/UIScrollView (or the fact that it's not as but that it's a div with content scrollable and it's
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zbowling
15y ago
Asterisk not open enough for GNU?
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zbowling
15y ago
doesn't take a degree.
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zbowling
15y ago
TLDR; I'm just going to assume that hats in TF2 makes up 90% of their profit.
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zbowling
15y ago
They write a native app for Android, but iPhone/iPad gets the crappy web app that tries to pretend it's native stuffed in a UIWebView. I swear that thing has the worst UX experience ever.
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zbowling
15y ago
I would love to contribute to how to get accepted faster, but I honestly can't. I've followed all the rules the last couple years and really haven't been rejected when I've tried to get through. About 1-2 weeks each time for each app and up
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zbowling
15y ago
they add Go but can't add Python 2.6, 2.7, or 3.x yet? Seems easier than adding a new language completely.
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zbowling
15y ago
Was in a 50/50 partnership in the past. Things got tough because we didn't have a single CEO that had a final say. I wanted to compromise and work through it but my partner wanted to avoid that and wanted me to just claim him CEO because he
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zbowling
15y ago
I feel like creating a honey pot for bad bots now. Put an exclude line in ROBOTS.TXT and then include that URL in my pages and when a bot hits it anyways, ban the IP.
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zbowling
15y ago
I used json-schema like crazy in my last pet project. used it to validate javascript I would proxy for well known interface endpoints. pretty damn nice.
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zbowling
15y ago
so they basically re-invented UDDI ??
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zbowling
15y ago
Not so fast. Have you seen the Bing and Microsoft research apps? Bing also is being used on Chinese versions of the Dell Android phones instead of Google.
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zbowling
15y ago
the binaries don't install as the active user for me... also it's Mac OSX, so I hope you aren't installing on OSX for a production server environment. I use mine as a development environment only so I don't really care much what user it run
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zbowling
15y ago
or you know.. 1. install homebrew, 2. type `homebrew edit mysql' 3. change 5.5.10 to 5.5.12 4. brew install mysql https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Formula...
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zbowling
15y ago
This article is pretty decent, but have you seen the homepage for UXMag? http://uxmag.com It has some serious problems. My eyes glared over the entire thing and I didn't really catch much. The boxes don't work and I didn't consume anythin
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zbowling
15y ago
I worked in both places. Texas isn't bad. No income tax and cost of living is a ton lower. My salary is 30% higher but my living expenses (with less SQ feet) is a ton more and I have income tax here so proportionally I make less.
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zbowling
15y ago
As a Texan that moved to work on a startup here in SF, Texas does have things a little more streamlined. Problem is talent, resources, and support is much better for tech here. If it was purely based on business economics, Texas is a lot ch
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