cstone

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by cstone 3mo ago
The most recent draft of the Midway Rising Specific Plan ( https://www.sandiego.gov/sites/default/files/2025-09/dsd_app... ) says Les Girls stays; the development doesn't go north of Kurtz St. By my r
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by cstone 1y ago
Agreed - Plenty of hitters have experience with it as well, since it's been around the minors for even longer than this season. I saw it in practice a few times this year during spring training games, and it was _fast_. Add to that th
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by cstone 1y ago
I agree entirely. It's especially frustrating since the DeviceActivity framework comes close, but doesn't provide enough detail for users to allow apps to track this info. The best approach we've found to tracking specific a
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by cstone 1y ago
Hey - if you're interested in prototyping with real data, we've built a platform for stuff like this -- Fulcra Context ( https://www.fulcradynamics.com/ ). We have an iOS app that collects Apple Health data, and yo
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by cstone 2y ago
Cool! There are also folks on Bandcamp who have floppy releases as a thing. Here's one: https://powerlunch.bandcamp.com/merch
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by cstone 11y ago
As the article notes, DEC's OSes largely dodged the bullet by having good workarounds and in-kernel implementations for the missing instructions. Open-source VAX OSes weren't so lucky. BSD's libm used EMOD pretty heavily (for
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by cstone 14y ago
don't blow up the spot
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by cstone 15y ago
"This is Visa's OCE, or Operations Center East, the biggest, newest, and most advanced of its U.S. data centers. It is a data-security heaven--and Visa's acknowledgment that hackers are increasingly savvy, that data is an ever-desirable bla
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by cstone 16y ago
It's certainly easy to use, as long as the server remains up. But do I still have full control over the code that I upload to you, or does it count as "user-generated content" in http://www.getinpulse.com/terms/ ? What privacy guarantees
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by cstone 16y ago
Also, your terms of service ( http://www.getinpulse.com/terms/ ) states that you claim rights over information I upload to sites run by Allerta. That must include code I upload to be compiled, correct? From the terms: "hereby grant to Alle
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by cstone 16y ago
Your python script uploads my code to your server and sends me back a binary in return. What happens when that server goes down? Getting people up and writing code on devices quickly is awesome; but sending code (unencrypted, even) off is
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by cstone 16y ago
This is a very hacker-unfriendly device. I wouldn't buy one. The SDK's compilation tool doesn't invoke a compiler; it uploads your code to a service running off of http://174.129.29.50:8080 . The Arduino is fantastic because the bootloade
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by cstone 16y ago
What's the actual hardware inside? Do you expose (quasi-)standard ARM JTAG?
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by cstone 16y ago
it's both. it's a hardware device with an rj-11 (normal modular phone) jack and a basic line simulator that lets you make calls using SIP. there's also a (pretty cheap) service that is billed fairly infrequently. alternatively, you can u
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by cstone 16y ago
it's not asterisk, but here's an iphone app for magicjack SIP: http://blog.javachap.com/index.php/how-to-make-voip-calls-on...
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Hardware Will Cut You (a guide to producing hardware devices for hackers)(adafruit.com)
2 points by cstone 16y ago|0 comments
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by cstone 17y ago
You're right that it should just fail gracefully, and that people shouldn't use the data for anything long-lived. I'm not so sure the latter won't happen often enough for compatibility to become an expected feature, though. What I'm afraid
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by cstone 17y ago
To expand on the first part: with something up front saying "this key is signed using system FOO", you'll be able to support multiple systems in the future. This means that you'll be able to handle multiple systems (and upgrades) easily.
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by cstone 17y ago
I can tell you're pushing for terseness in the signed text (every character does count), but I'd definitely consider explicitly describing the cryptosystem and version you're using in each cookie. Also, is there some code elsewhere ensuring
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by cstone 17y ago
You can empirically determine exactly what's in an opaque set of anything (NSArray's various public access methods) and exactly what part of the area of a view is covered by a subview. Then you can call the public removeFromSubview method
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by cstone 17y ago
"The UIView hierarchy itself is undocumented. The ordering of the contents is undefined, may change at any future date, and can not be relied upon." This is exactly what I said above. If you expect a certain structure, your app will almost
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by cstone 17y ago
You're wrong. You don't have to use a single method or class that is undocumented to add or remove stuff to the camera control's UI. Here is a link to the documentation of the class in question: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/
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by cstone 17y ago
Notable information omitted from the title: the survey was of .NET developers.