madisp

Now all we are missing is a code generator that generates a stubbed site based on the raml spec...

If you do hacks then its absolutely ok (for me at least).

(I'm the author of the last comment in your linked thread). The idea is to take a font and modify it by stripping all the hinting info.

ah, but it is a passphrase, not a password. Limiting phrases to exactly 26 chars doesn't seem that big anymore.

Good thing that one doesn't have to go looking for a CD case - there are probably prints on the touchscreen :)

I love it how they never really say that Android == Google in the article and instead play it like the Youtube apps were somehow made by iPhone and Android OS/platform engineers.

looks like they are doing it in javascript with data:image/png;base64 urls. Not sure if the blurs are precomputed/stored or computed in the browser.

"The actual test code contained some functionality to deal with connection errors, omitted here for brevity."

Any way to see the actual test code?

uh, this won't have leading zeroes like DD.MM.YYYY format would have

For x86 binaries:

go get github.com/piranha/goreplace

go install github.com/piranha/goreplace

is another way to get it if you have GO and GOPATH set up.

I personally aliased it to 'gor' in my zshrc as the git plugin already occupied the 'gr' (short for git remote).

TCP means that it shouldn't be corrupt. I would like the feature of having MD5 hash of the data sent so far though, with this the clients would be able to validate that the data up to N bytes is most likely not corrupt.

been waiting for something like this,

github: madisp

I have yet to see a good email regexp while using Google. Most of them have huge troubles - either not having proper Unicode support (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_address#Internationalizat...) or not allowing the +label thing that Google is doing for instance. If you want to validate an email, make sure that there is an '@' character in there followed by some chars and a '.' with some other chars at the beginning and the end :)

If you really really want to validate an email then force the user to verify it.

Maybe it's rfc3339 and not iso8601? e.g. the method has been named wrong?

Running Idea on 64bit Ubuntu here. Yes, there is a solution and it is a huge hack. The idea is to make your own fonts with hinting info stripped out - check out http://gleamynode.net/articles/2280/

For instance this is how Go code looks in my IDE: http://i.imgur.com/jcWVFuS.png

Some people don't like the blurry look but I have grown quite fond of it.

Isn't the screenshot bootstrap? Or you have cloned bootstrap styles in .psd?

If I remember correctly then it can also run Android apps in the same WM together with other apps. It actually shouldn't be too hard to replace Android's WindowManager with some other implementation (say, QT-based) due to the nature of Binder (Android's IPC mechanism).

As far as I understand it actually is a fork of Android in the sense that it runs the Android-flavoured Linux kernel.

aren't both of these sample images scaled down? Unless one sees the actual raw screenshots (640x960 and 320x480) one can't really tell if there are inaccuracies or not.

Also, if the @2x version has 1px features then these will definitely become blurry when scaled.

I thought that piracy in multiplayer games was a solved problem these days. Even the first Half-Life (1998!) had an online authenticity check.

I'd say a 150+ mile daily commute isn't practical :)