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@paulrehkugler http://stackoverflow.com/users/953105/paulrehkugler
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Comment #7310589
The file revision history is - to the best of my knowledge - an OS X API that applications have to use (opt in). I don't think it comes "for free" with an OS upgrade, unless you me…
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Comment #7284319
> I see five levels of paranoia: ... 5. Apple, complicit with the NSA, added it. While it seems possible that Apple conspired with the NSA to add a security hole in SecureTransport…
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Comment #7008607
If you purchased this with a credit card, you may be able to use the card's warranty. Many credit cards come with an extended warranty service and dispute resolution/fraud protecti…
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Comment #6892445
And here I am, just trying to find notched Dvorak replacement key caps for my MacBook Pro...
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Comment #6697946
I subscribe to this and NSHipster. What other Obj-C resources do you follow?
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Comment #6528835
Just yesterday, my colleagues were describing having Stockholm syndrome with Java. Went something like: "It's really easy to make fun of, but the more you use it, the more you star…
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Comment #6528797
Not included in the poll is MUMPS. I had a job right out of college that required me to write all of my code in it. It was pretty much the worst thing ever.
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Comment #6446657
As I've already gone to WWDC, would there be any benefit to going?
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Comment #6438791
As an iOS developer, I always enjoy @Horse_iOS.
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Comment #6438777
I agree. The phrases consistently end in a way that is never completely resolved. See: "In less than three weeks you can be looking at things differently, more creatively, if you" …
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Comment #6407140
This seems like a possible win for Apple, and I hope they implement it. I just wanted to point out that OSX to iOS AirDrop is not as trivial as many people make it sound. There are…
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Comment #6406279
An interesting perspective. John Gruber does a much better job at refuting it here (under "Defining Innovation Down") than I ever could: http://daringfireball.net/2013/09/the_iphon…
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Comment #6406240
They don't know anything about it. But a lot of new APIs were made available to developers that will make great apps easier to make. I think that's better for users than a new OS t…
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Comment #6406163
It's important to ask yourself what you would do if you could AirDrop from your iOS device to an OS X device. Even though under the covers iOS and OS X work on files, iOS is sandbo…
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Comment #6400506
It probably would've been useful to know before iOS7 app submissions were open, but, if that's their reasoning, it's a chicken-egg problem.
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Comment #6362836
I think it's prudent to note that Apple made specific guarantees of fingerprint privacy; however such explicit guarantees haven't been made for passcode privacy.
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Comment #6338647
It's iOS 7 for text! Seriously though, it would be interesting to see this as a feature in new e-readers. I have a feeling that if the e-ink could support it, the effect could be b…
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Comment #6330133
As a mobile developer who has worked on both platforms, I agree wholeheartedly with this. Xcode and Interface Builder is much easier to use than Eclipse (I found myself constantly …
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Comment #6330115
> So for them, unless a whole category of device comes out, like a smart watch for example, they do not need to have every device to test. Cue the Samsung Galaxy Gear.
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Comment #6322214
For a minute, I thought you were trying to make a joke about how KitKats are meant to be broken apart.
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Comment #6291422
That game was the main reason I got a DS.
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Comment #6284230
Seems like everyone is discussing "wow, there is a report; it's from Facebook, so it can't be true" instead of "wow the US govt has made ~5x requests of the next-largest requestor.…