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Depends on whether you consider redistribution under a different license a part of "whatever you want".

It's open source, allright. Free Software is the term you are looking for.

How much more can you trust a profile pic and a real-ish name than "someguy443"?

It briefly crossed the 200€ mark yesterday. Maybe a lot of people wanted to cash out at that point. As soon as the price was dropping, more people decided it was a good time to sell.

Looks like they use a point when the campaign is in EUR and a comma when it is in USD or GBP. With the exception of Ireland, that pretty much matches the map from the wiki article. But I think they should rather honor the user's locale in any case.

A very early version of the SDK is available to the 200 Hacker Special backers, who had to sign an NDA.

Please point me to where I can buy non-public data about potential backpack purchasers (or any person for that matter) from Apple/Google/Microsoft.

Until then, your statements are nothing more than FUD.

I don't know, how long would it take a US factory worker to buy one? How long would it take for a Apple employee in Cupertino?

What differences between the Desire and S3 were causing you problems? Screen size/resolution? API versions?

I have developed and tested apps that run just fine on both of these devices. No different builds, not even different layouts. You're right, fragmentation is real, but it is not an unsolved problem in the Android world.

What's the use case for storing a time with timezone instead of just storing the UTC value?

Keeping their code within their own firewall is a big deal for many companies.

You could create a login-token signed with your bitcoin private key. Wallet software would have to implement that, though.

> I'd love to have a little more control over this. Perhaps adding: > lang="fr"

No, please, don't! Leave the users in control, developers will just screw this up with country=language=locale logic.

Cyanogen, the initial author, was hired by Samsung some time ago. But CM is still a volunteer project, the developers don't get monetary compensation for their work, so there's nothing to buy out.

Quora?

The Language Specification looks pretty extensive[1].

And TypeScript is just the language, so there's no API to document besides what your browser exposes in JS.

[1] http://www.typescriptlang.org/Content/TypeScript%20Language%...

Maybe they haven't found that one hardware configuration yet.

Great to see Shuttleworth taking it easy...

> grep --universe might be a better shortcut ;)

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bu...

Barely anything on reddit is original content, I don't think the users should complain about reposts on other sites. If it keeps certain demographics away, it might even be a good thing for reddit's content/comment quality.

> creating closed forks (fine with the gpl IMHO)

That's not fine. At the very least, you have to provide the source code for your (entire) product if a customer demands it.

Look at the "download MP3" link's URL, the audio captcha comes from google.com/recaptcha.

I agree that the button itself should be easier to discover for blind people, like an image link with a title tag.

I'm sure all the assets, including the code, were part of the acquisition.

The advertised benefit is reusing your code across platforms.

Another possible explanation for the increasing rate is that someone is offering 7% interest on BTC: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822.0

If that offer is really enough to make the price rise, this might be exactly what this guy is speculating on.

But they were only cashed out from MtGox today. So he could have done it earlier, but only did it today. At least that's how I read it.

Of course it's not acceptable. But the victim being female does not automatically make the act sexism.

If the attacker has one known password in the database, finding the pepper has the same difficulty as finding one password in a DB without pepper.

a) http://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/build-instruction...

You don't. Reproduce the issue on a development instance.

PHP registers classes (and functions) at parse time, not at execution time.

i.e. this will print "bar":

    <?php
    echo foo();
    function foo() { return "bar"; }