aaronbrager

It’s pretty bad on iPad. Still fine on iPhone though.

That's false. You can offer your own solution presented side-by-side with IAP.

- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop

- HEADLINE: Easier transition from macOS

- DESCRIPTION: A number of things really annoyed me when I used Ubuntu the first time and I found them difficult to fix. I would love a "migration assistant" that did stuff like:

- reverse inverted trackpad

- configure keyboard shortcuts to be more familiar

- offer to import my dot files from the Mac partition (shell settings, gitconfig, etc)

- offer to mount my Mac partition

- migrate my macOS Keychain

- etc

All this stuff took me way too long to set up and I feel most of it could be automated.

When you create an archive, Xcode includes the full version of your app but allows you to export variants from the archive. I think most enterprise users disable bitcode for simplicity but it's possible to slice the variants and deliver the correct one to your users based on their device if you want to.

WhatsApp should make three hanged:

1. handle new keys the same way Chrome handles expired SSL certs: a big warning with the option to continue anyway if you want

2. Don't automatically resend a message with a new key (require the user to manually resend, like when iMessage falls back on MMS)

3. enable the key change notifications and make disabling them an "advanced" setting

WhatsApp is making the right choice by designing for ease of use, I think they just landed a little too far away from a secure implementation.

This "article" cites no data and is basically just an ad for System76.com.

No, this is one small piece of the partnership. The companies have been partnering on iOS apps for specific industries since the announcement.

This is especially true in Swift 3, which has many improvements around this type of programming.

If you don't already know Swift you'll be wasting your time. Swift 3 looks and behaves very differently from Swift 1. Fortunately, the Apple Swift book is free, up to date, and written well.

You can't use subscriptions for consumable purchases.

You can enable new features only to users with a subscription.

Worth noting that Safari on iOS doesn't support this API.

The headline is pretty misleading. AT&T is launching a loyalty program named similarly to Citi's, which could be confusing, in part because there are co-branded Citi/AT&T credit cards.

Is there a transcript available?

The mandatory registration is a little annoying, but fine. But the login flow is very disruptive and 100% blocking.

It required you download a license file from their website. It never required a disruptive (and buggy) mandatory in-app login until now.

Google the headline in incognito / private browsing mode.

"Bootcamp Grads" is a pretty broad phrase; we might want to start using more precise language. An grad from an 8-week bootcamp will have a different skill set than someone who spent 18, 48, 72 weeks in a bootcamp program.

Also, Thoughtbot has a somewhat good guide to running an apprenticeship: https://github.com/thoughtbot/apprenticeship

It could be adapted without much work to hiring bootcamp grads.

I would be interested in seeing a comparison - how the different vision APIs react to the same 10-15 images.

You can type commands into Siri. "Set an alarm for 6am".

A simple Mac command line approach is `security find-generic-password -wa {SSID}`. (Using -w instead of -g prints just the password, so no need to grep the output.)

Beautiful. What did you guys use for the charts?

All of their REST endpoints are here: https://parse.com/docs/rest/guide/

That is not a good comparison. Today's manufacturing process for candles is much more efficient.

> her next custody hearing is set to take place on April 20.

How… appropriate

1. I know this is true anecdotally, but are there data to back this up? Is any information available about these other classes?

2. It's not my goal to hold anyone to a specific standard or complain, just to explore what the best scholarship approach is.

I'll send them an email now and post a response if I get it.

This article is rambling, unfocused, inaccurate, and has many distracting grammatical errors. Why is it upvoted?

It's certainly possible. It wouldn't always work easily (for example, in the NSDate example, which uses private subclasses in its class cluster model). But it would be better than what exists now.

This is for a Starbucks card, not a credit card. PCI compliance may not relevant, although it may be since Starbucks cards can be attached to credit cards for automatic balance reloads.

Still should be SSL though.