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digispaghetti
16y ago
Apple should just change their official status from a company to a religion and be done with all this. They certainly have enough of a fanatical following and it worked for Scientology.
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digispaghetti
16y ago
A search on google now shows this link is now the top google ranked search for this guys name.
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digispaghetti
16y ago
Some really pretty stuff here!
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digispaghetti
16y ago
The writer of this article is an Asshole Examples: "The first clue came during the setup process. After being forced to walkthrough a tutorial on how to use the touch keyboard, which I could not find a way to skip..." Eh, try using the next
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Noserub - A distributed social network
(noserub.com)
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16y ago
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The Android Parcel Project - A gem-like package manager for Android components
(andparcel.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Absolutly - JavaScript was a bit pants before jQuery, but now you can see it's influence everywhere. Node.js is an example of 'jQuery-like' JavaScript on the server side, and pretty much every JavaScript book out there since 2005 has includ
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digispaghetti
16y ago
I can't even get it to install, and I have over 30mb of space left on my desire for apps - this should be more than enough to install it!
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digispaghetti
16y ago
Looks nice - certainly runs fast in Firefox, but couldn't get it to work in Android - however looks like a good start.
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16y ago
Reading this the documentation is really easy to read and understand. Doesn't seem to have the restrictions of Django, you could build small distributed apps that communicate over sockets or REST. Would also hope to see good support with do
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Legal threat closes free UK postcode feed
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Reminds me of the ending of Mad Max 3 - it must suck for the locals, but it's still pretty cool.
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17y ago
If you feel the app is useful, there are a myriad of sites out there who may be willing to review your app (Phandroid, Android & Me, etc) which is a good place to start. Other sites related to site administration might also be good to
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17y ago
What made me laugh about this article was them mentioning The Sun and "Quality Journalisim" in the same sentence. What, quality journalisim such as Ruth's impression of MS Bing? ( http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/2570027/Micro
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17y ago
I think everyone is missing the point here that Android as devices so far haven't been great. I have a G1 and compared to the iPhone it certainly isn't sexy. But as a platform, in the next 18 months you'll see an explosion of devices for d
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17y ago
Truly, the death of Tech Journalism. Techcrunch has always been quite terrible and now this :|
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17y ago
Totally agree, and it's a pity he only talks about London. Up here in Edinburgh we have http://www.techmeetup.co.uk/ held within the local Uni, but all are invited and there are some clever folks there. This meet used to be packed with t
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17y ago
Sounds to me like the whole Perl thing all over again where the BBC weren't happy with the standard version so decided to write their own - which meant they could't patch it with standard Perl. Either that or some department needed to justi
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17y ago
Funniest thing is that the plot behind her head in the first picture looks like an ejaculating penis. Serendipidus timing on the capture :)
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My partner was recently diagnosed with Crohn's and she had to get some major surgery to fix the damage. The doctors kept mis-diagnosing her, but it wasn't as much as 8 years. It's a horrible genetic disease and only now are doctor's really
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17y ago
And....?
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I think I was about 7 or 8 and I got a 48k ZX Spectrum. Was my first experience of coding - oh how I miss the old tape loading noise.
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Something that people might not realised, but the Fallout series of games was originally based on GURPS, although Steve Jackson and Interplay fell out so it was never used in the end. Here is a usenet post from 1997 detailing it: http://gr
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17y ago
This is the second time I have read this, and it is a brilliant short story pondering on the future of humanity and it's place in the universe.
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It did seem to detect the device - the problem is when I clicked my SSID and put in my password, I'd click connect but it would just sit there doing nothing.
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On my Acer Aspire One (1.6Ghz Atom, 1Gb ram) with a 2Mb/s USB stick I counted about 16 seconds to boot from selection, overall about 30 seconds with my BIOS boot. Couldn't get Wifi to connect, and a lot of missing features. Very interesting
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I like it very much and have already linked to it from http://learningandroid.org . If your happy with it, I'd also like to add the feed to the site to show the latest items.
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Check out http://www.insightcommunity.com/ run by Floor64. I saw Mike Masnick do a talk in Edinburgh and he explained that rather than do ads, they get companies to sponsor conversations - in return the companies get insights into the th
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Android: Using And Overiding A Webkit View
(android.ifies.org)
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Writing a SAX-based RSS parser for Android
(android.ifies.org)
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