TimCinel

No it doesn't.

Pretty soon attacks like these (Religiously-motivated muslim terrorists killing large numbers of innocent people) will be happening every week or even every day, I fear.

Long term, driverless cars are going to happen so they might as well get in early.

If you can't beat them, join them.

I have the same belief, but for a different reason. I think autonomous vehicles will make city centers become less important.

Not at all surprised that some Sydneysiders appear to be behind this investment property portfolio management app, haha.

Nice work, I really do expect you guys to get a lot of attention. Have you guys hit up Whirlpool forums?

I cannot agree. No investment should be exempt from risk, not even government-enforced monopolies.

Builds easily on OS X using provided instructions. Loads quickly. Renders at least 30fps, probably more.

What will you do with the dust?

Just last week I was having what I thought was a fanciful conversation with a friend about exactly this. I'm amazed to see this materialise and very interested to see how the regulation process is handled.

If BTC is trading higher than $1, everybody would buy the undervalued BTC for $1 and sell at the market rate. If BTC is trading lower than $1, everybody would buy BTC at market rate and sell the overvalued BTC for $1.

Both cases lead to significant losses for whoever is trying to peg BTC to some arbitrary constant value.

What's with the trailing "8" on every page, is it a typo or does it mean something more? ;)

I really do hope a BTSync protocol spec is released.

Not sure if there are any efforts being made at reverse engineering. Maybe it would make a good project =)

It's not really useful in defending this point because the threat doesn't scale.

The NSA can't hire enough heavies to break fingers of every person sending and receiving encrypted data (assuming they could even find the people sending and receiving it without first decrypting).

BTS Mirror: R54FPPPVT3I7B3RC72GYBFK3NMXGAJLJ5

Do you mean Faraday?

Gulp. I'm guilty of this. An iOS component I shared became quite popular.

Now I don't even do iOS development anymore, Xcode is out of date, I haven't even used ARC. Whenever people poke me, saying that the issues and PRs are piling up, I tell them my situation and ask what they suggest I do. Surprisingly, my responses get no response.

Perhaps I should just add some of the past contributors to the commit access list.

There's Baikal Server[1], which is a pretty neat project that allows you to host and manage several CalDAV and CardDAV accounts on a server. Have been running it for nearly two months with absolutely no issue.

Nobody's pulling the rug out from under me. Except me.

[1]: http://baikal-server.com/