romanovic

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by romanovic 7y ago
> Users have the right to break or circumvent geoblocks, DRM, and other technological mechanisms that would prevent them from discovering, viewing, and archiving information that they have lawful access to. I would personally reword the
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by romanovic 8y ago
For comparison, I live in a US suburb with a population density of around 1K people per square mile, and is a good example of a place where packs of children regularly play outdoors on any neighborhood street you care to walk down (maybe no
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by romanovic 12y ago
I also do not see much basis for the opening statements, as written. Which individuals or communities are pushing the dogma that you shouldn’t write anything yourself? I’d be interested to know where Erik has met resistance when writing s
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by romanovic 12y ago
Someone mentioned Titanium earlier. Titanium shares the major advantages Paulo points out in his case for Xamarin (i.e. single language, cross-platform, native apps, access to native APIS). But Titanium also has a couple clear advantages
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by romanovic 13y ago
I suppose Apple devotes a lot of manpower and is very "active" in excluding all developers and applications outside of its walled garden. Google is much different in that you have the option to publish on alternate app markets, or
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by romanovic 13y ago
> If we spent the last thirty years inspired by what we saw in Star Trek, what’s going to inspire us for the next thirty? Futurism isn't lost in the Star Trek reboot. The tech seen in the new Star Trek movies, rather than diminishing fu
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by romanovic 14y ago
This is the key issue. I spent a year or two as a Git skeptic, but then I realised that git is the wrong answer only if the question is "What SCMs are out there that will magically improve version control while presenting me with an interf