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ryanknapp
11y ago
Most mobile payment solutions today operate on top of Tokens, with MasterCard, Visa, and Amex serving as Token Service Providers. Tokens appear similarly to current credit card numbers (not distinguishable in some cases). Each token is a un
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ryanknapp
12y ago
Schematics makes it easy to specify an API interface. It will let you bind / coerce json to your types, and then validate that the provided json bound exactly (no extra fields, no missing required fields, custom validators). We also e
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ryanknapp
12y ago
Amazing game, loved the stack on level 21. Made it to level 26, will have to come back and play more later. Go sell it on an app store and make some money for your time.
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ryanknapp
13y ago
AspectJ would probably be the most widely broken dependency, even with UseSplitVerifier enabled. Version 1.7 of AspectJ fixes the issue, but most corporate IT consumers aren't in a position to update it themselves.
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ryanknapp
13y ago
It's already pretty close to being there; you only need to install a plugin now in order to get first class support in the IDE [0]. A few days ago, you would have had to install the VS2012 Update 2 CTP (hard to justify in a corporate enviro
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ryanknapp
14y ago
I'm really surprised that integration with external credit cards (and banks, but especially credit cards given their importance in the US) isn't on the top of their priority list. I understand that they'll miss out on the extra data they g
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ryanknapp
14y ago
Doesn't work on Safari on iPad either, hopefully they notice the comments here and fix it.
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14y ago
There's a mouthwash that aims to do the same thing, and is conducting clinical trials in the US. The link I found says that they were starting in March, but I can't seem to find anything about the results or if they actually started the exp
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14y ago
Just to tag along, my brother recently picked himself up a Samsung Series 9, http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/09/15-inch-samsung-series-9-... They have a 256 gb ssd / i7 model for $1800, and a 128gb / i5 for a cheap $1300 (both are on Amaz