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tmgrhm
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Comment #6959228
The screen size looks wrong because the app is running in pillar box mode — it's only been compiled to run for 640x960 screens (i.e. iPhone 4S and older). The keyboard is iOS 6 sty…
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Comment #6829297
Alleged Sheep Marketplace theft and scam? http://www.techienews.co.uk/973470/silk-road-like-sheep-mark...
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Comment #5374517
>IMHO, feed reading should be integrated into the browser as a tab, not in the hands of commercial interests. This is a really interesting idea. Has there been any talk in Chrome d…
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Comment #4783216
Complete with the security of '96: http://www.dolekemp96.org/divider.gi [Intentionally broken link]
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Comment #4739630
There is none — the title is misleading linkbait. The article only mentions Apple twice, and even then it doesn't explain what "Apple's poisonous touch" has to do with GNOME 3 bein…
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Comment #3673372
Minecraft isn't as popular as it is because it's the result of brilliantly-written Java; it sells so well because it's a brilliant concept.
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Comment #3338144
Or, if on iOS 5, just go into Settings > About and change it in there.
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Comment #3215724
The only technical limitation I can think of is the one which exists server-side. Siri has been having troubles from time-to-time with just iPhone 4S owners polling it. Imagine if …
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Comment #3200796
For some reason I didn't even consider that you could control it via normal text input, but you're obviously right as that's what Siri will eventually use after the voice-recogniti…
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Comment #3200748
It wouldn't be competing directly with Google though, would it? Siri offers a limited range of functions (currently, though this will inevitably widen as Apple makes more modules (…
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Comment #3081262
As much as I love what you said, I hate to break it to you that t_hero.png is actually named due to the fact it's the "Hero" graphic. This just refers to the fact that it's the mai…
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Comment #2882753
>It would seem a full 50% of gruber's readers replaced their ipad's with the ipad 2. What does Gruber have to do with this? Do you mean Marco?
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Comment #2882747
>I hope that iOS 5's OTA updates we could get to the point where iOS versions older than a few months are considered obsolete. While a very nice idea, I'm not convinced it much wil…
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Comment #2736600
As a designer (and soon-to-be programmer) I totally agree that iteration is key. Iteration is so important to producing a polished product with the best possible aesthetics and exp…
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Comment #2705006
I'd hazard a guess at saying this was a 20% project and the individual is the engineer who led (or was sole member of) the project.
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Comment #2646433
It's for people who want to lend their Mac to a friend, but don't want them having access to all their already-signed in accounts, to applications like Mail, and all your files. I …
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Comment #2637241
That certainly does change the angle of my story — have you got a source for that?
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Comment #2637049
I dunno, I think they're more inspired by this: http://d.pr/dQPu
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Comment #2636715
I think it's far more likely it was rejected because it uses private APIs and takes lower-level access than App Store guidelines allow.
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Comment #2636705
I dunno, the headline is "Apple copies rejected app" not "Apple copies rejected app icon". Seems to me that people either don't know how the App Store and its requirements work, or…
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Comment #2636644
Mhm, so I don't understand why he expected anything different or why people are so outraged it was rejected — that's one of the major benefits of the App Store: sandboxing and acce…
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Comment #2636593
Mhm. And the fact that he produced the first public implementation of this means that Apple isn't allowed to implement their own version — never mind the fact that such a feature r…
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Comment #2530291
box-shadow is CSS3, not HTML. HTML is markup for text, CSS is formatting that text. It's not about making it only work in one browser — it's that currently these effects collective…
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Comment #2419653
Shame to see you're being poopoo'd — there are clearly huge similarities with the upcoming OS X Lion — although, to be fair to your detractors, you did pick the worst example. The …
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Comment #2400576
Works nice and smooth on iPhone 4 until you zoom in — the further you zoom in, the more jumpy it becomes.