fictorial

> ibtool does not do merging

Upon receipt of an updated .strings file for a localization, run

  ibtool --strings-file updated.strings xx.lproj/existing.xib --write xx.lproj/existing.xib

which will preserve any layout changes made to

  xx.lproj/existing.xib

It is working out fine for a client app called Chumkee which has about a dozen localizations.

Your time is not free is it?

I've personally been thrilled with LustyExplorer

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1890

How is name-calling useful to anything here?

The part about Wolfram.

I haven't experienced that but the lock button on my iPhone 4 did break. Now the phone cannot be locked manually. I have set the auto-lock timeout to be 1 minute however.

I would like a different SpringBoard in which there's just a single vertical scrolling list of icons with the app name to the right instead of the current horizontal pages and app groups. This list could be sorted by last-used-date or alphabetically. Hit the home screen once to go to this list.

I don't see anything remotely Apple-esque here.

Mind if I ask what the specs are for those servers?

... in Basic

"There are 7 different apps that respond to “fb259197467584”"

From [1] we know this is a Facebook app with appID 259197467584. From [2] we know that the app is something called AppMakr which from [3] looks like some sort of crappy iOS app generator.

[1] https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk

[2] https://graph.facebook.com/259197467584

[3] http://www.appmakr.com/

> 2011-01-09 First commit.

Wow, that's a lot of effort in a small amount of time. Nice work!

To be fair, "more than enough" depends on the problem being addressed. It's trivial to have tens of thousands of concurrent connections on a $20/month VPS. You get 100 concurrent connections on PusherApp for $20/month. That's a huge difference. Sure, it just works and you do no administration, etc. PusherApp seems like a convenience service for startups with money to burn.

Pusher seems very expensive for the number of connections supported per tier.

Only http traffic is routed to your web processes so a different protocol (I don't know, IRC) won't be routable to one of your deployed processes, correct?

Also, how much RAM can a process use? What happens if I run Redis and fill it up with "a lot" of data?

Nice work. I am using lusty juggler's buffer grep right now for something similar.

Email is in my profile as well; thanks.

I am a big fan of the M+ fonts [1], especially "M+ 1mn" at 24pt. Here's a screenshot of iTerm2 on Mac OS X: http://i.imgur.com/PjfOY.png

[1] http://mplus-fonts.sourceforge.jp/mplus-outline-fonts/index-...

Sounds familiar! :)

"shykes 152 days ago

Expect a pricing page very soon."

Seriously, when are you going to post the pricing details?

I hope it is something very straightforward such as $0.04/process-hour.

Etsy's statsd and Graphite. http://codeascraft.etsy.com/2011/02/15/measure-anything-meas...

Care to elaborate? :)

TNetStrings seems quite similar to Bencode less the size prefix.

http://tnetstrings.org

http://enwp.org/Bencode

(sample implementation) https://github.com/bittorrent/bencode/blob/master/bencode/__...

This is hardly wild in concept.

"I don't think most hunger-gatherers farmed until they had to..."

Is there a term that describes a typo like this, wherein a word relevant to the context is used instead of the "correct" word for the sentence?

This makes me very sad.

This is mind-blowing. How was this created? The detail is incredible: http://i.imgur.com/gmsu4.png

> Carlyle and other buyout firms are swallowing up VC firms like a toothless prostitute.

stay classy

> For example, the naming conventions for methods are camel-case instead of of the python standard “lowercase with underscores.”

This has to be a joke right? Style preferences gone wild!

> In Aurphan there is an alarming bit of awk:

Senator, I know awk, and that is not an alarming bit of awk.

Wow, this sounds very similar to an idea I started working on last year (http://playrelay.io) right before my daughter was born. Someday I will get back to it. Good luck!