hamedh

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by hamedh 11y ago
Ad networks haven't supported HTTPS fully on the web either, not just iOS. In fact, Google says you will earn less with just HTTP "If you do decide to convert your HTTP site to HTTPS, please be aware that because we remove non-SSL
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by hamedh 12y ago
Your music have been heard by more people due to streaming, but it doesn't necessarily mean it was good enough (or the right type of music) for people to pay to come to see you in concert
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by hamedh 12y ago
Grocer is the most stable APNS gem I've used https://github.com/grocer/grocer
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by hamedh 15y ago
You can write a audio, GPS, VOIP, etc app that does more than just do audio, GPS, VOIP, etc in the background. For example, you may think the app is only playing audio or doing GPS updates, but it can be badly-written and updating UI and/or
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by hamedh 15y ago
yea but GoDaddy being a domain registrar and hosting DNS for many domains already is a bit more scary in this case
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Springboard Style Widgets on iOS(amro.co)
1 points by hamedh 15y ago|0 comments
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by hamedh 15y ago
Will Android 4 still redraw everything when rotating the phone instead of animating? This is not only a bad experience for users but also is one of the most difficult parts when developing Android apps.
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by hamedh 15y ago
Yea, good post, I agree that documentation is key.
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Comments In Code(hamedh.posterous.com)
7 points by hamedh 15y ago|9 comments
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by hamedh 15y ago
i've been using the older releases of the app just for that very reason. the latest version simply does not work on my account, for whatever reason
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by hamedh 15y ago
doesn't ASI also use blocks? its syntax is very similar. but i didn't know about that it's much faster than ASI, thanks for that
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by hamedh 15y ago
apple also releases beta iOS and OS X for months in advance so developers can test and write apps against the new release. but noticeably they don't unveil new hardware until it's ready and stable for the public. the knock on most competito
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by hamedh 15y ago
i cared about doing clean installs/configuring when i was a teenager and had nothing else to do. now i just want my computer stay out of my way and make me money. os x, time machine, etc all let me do that
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AT&T Eliminating $10 Text Messaging Plan for New Customers(macrumors.com)
37 points by hamedh 15y ago|53 comments
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by hamedh 15y ago
3.1 is still honeycomb, they haven't announced the version for ice cream sandwich still i think
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by hamedh 15y ago
there's an options in system preferences to turn it off. but it's global for all apps
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by hamedh 15y ago
You are right, and the stack of Activities make perfect sense from the perspective of a developer. But for example, as a user, I think it's confusing that you can open an app from home screen and can go back to home 2 different ways (either
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by hamedh 15y ago
looks great, would be awesome to have keyboard shortcuts to go back/forward
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by hamedh 15y ago
it only works on github
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Google's Eric Schmidt: If you care about security, get a Mac, not a PC(thenextweb.com)
18 points by hamedh 15y ago|9 comments
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Lodsys Responds to Apple, Files Lawsuits Against App Developers(macrumors.com)
102 points by hamedh 15y ago|60 comments
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Computer "Error" Voids All U.S. Green Card Lottery Results(digitaltrends.com)
5 points by hamedh 15y ago|0 comments
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Skynet, EC2, and Zencoder(blog.zencoder.com)
40 points by hamedh 15y ago|0 comments
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by hamedh 15y ago
it still uses flash for the graphs
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by hamedh 15y ago
What does HTML5 have anything to do with it? Many times you get linked straight to a movie file and the browser is expected to either play the file or download it (based on mime-types). If they are disabling the Quicktime plugin on OS X, th
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by hamedh 15y ago
that's probably the only thing techcrunch is good at these days, coming up with these exaggerated titles. these days you can't help but roll your eyes on all the tabloid articles they post.
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by hamedh 15y ago
that's kind of sad. you'd think people will stick around to learn stuff, not just to say they attended the keynote
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Sunday's Super Bowl the most high-tech ever(cnn.com)
2 points by hamedh 16y ago|2 comments
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by hamedh 16y ago
so is Google going to re-encode all their Youtube content to WebM videos now? and i wonder if Android will continue to play h.264 videos or not.
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by hamedh 16y ago
Apple has started to leave the iPad simulator for 3.2 and the iPhone simulators for 4.0 and 4.1 ... but I agree I never understood this either. It's almost impossible to test for devices running 3.1.3 without having an old extra device that

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