miloco

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by miloco 14y ago
Awesome, works really nicely on my Nexus 4. I'll definitely be using it from now on. The comment view looks a lot like my 'Reddit Now' app so that's probably why I like it so much! The transition between comments and the article is a nice t
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by miloco 15y ago
I disagree. The thought of maintaining an app with a large code base written in JavaScript doesn't seem like a "step forward" to me. I'd much rather stick with my Android apps object oriented code base and associated tools.
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by miloco 15y ago
A Java version of this would be great. A lot of it I can follow but there are some parts which look totally foreign.
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by miloco 15y ago
I think the title is misleading. If I'm not mistaken it's not actual infinite scrolling, the only change is the search bar and search tools remain in a fixed position. It's a nice change.
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by miloco 15y ago
Are you using the new HR datastore? Since I switched reliability has been great.
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by miloco 15y ago
Ability to backup and restore the datastore via the dashboard. This is long overdue. I know the bulkloader exists but it's hardly ideal.
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by miloco 15y ago
Still no simple backup/restore feature. All I ask is for them to implement a dashboard based backup & restore tool!
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by miloco 16y ago
It's pretty impressive for the few queries I tried, especially for "why" question types which usually are the trickiest to answer. The answer for this question was amusing though: "who created android?" :D
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by miloco 16y ago
One area where there is an obvious hole in the market imho would be catering for the disabled traveller. If she could provide a service whereby she could organise disabled friendly flights, assistance to and from the airport, guarantee acco
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by miloco 16y ago
Have you tried it in IE :P