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Xcode 6's additions to Interface Builder allow for similar tools to be built now. Here's a great NSHipster article that details a modern take on the Calculator Construction Set:

http://nshipster.com/ibinspectable-ibdesignable/

I heard of another variant where a jammer was used to stop the car from locking in the first place, whereby goods could be stolen. With the ODB programmer and the key blank the car could then also be stolen.

I think this a really nifty idea. Would love to know where the data comes from - are you aggregating it yourself?

Also, does it include a notification centre widget?

The title isn't offensive whatsoever, it's a brief origin story.

With all the binding frameworks for iOS I wonder why Apple haven't reinstated native Cocoa bindings that exist on OS X.

Wow. I'm actually quite impressed, in a 'that's impressively evil' kind of way.

Maybe anonymized CC trend data should be made public?

You can also see this changing after Neo acquires his bullet stopping powers in the hallway. The walls go all bendy (they're cloth).

Although it runs a variant of iOS AppleTV is not counted by Apple as an iOS device.

What are the iOS restrictions that don't allow for this?

Here's a 2 part video of Sutherland demonstrating SketchPad:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USyoT_Ha_bA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKM3CmRqK2o

My favourite Sutherland quote:

When asked, “How could you possibly have done the first interactive graphics program, the first non-procedural programming language, the first object oriented software system, all in one year?” Sutherland replied, “Well, I didn't know it was hard.” -- http://www.archive.org/details/AlanKeyD1987

LiveCode is a (now open source) 'heir' to HyperCard / SuperCard etc. http://www.livecode.com

Take it apart and examine it I would imagine.

> I despise most of them

Doesn't sound like the problem is with your colleagues.

Piracy is rampant on jailbroken iOS devices.

In other news, HN has a bug in showing '>' in the <title> tag:

    <title>Audi&#x27;s Cruise Control &quot;&amp;gt;=&quot; Bug | Hacker News</title>

    &amp;gt; should be &gt;

They wash OK but the drying in washer/dryers sucks.

Genuine question: Which large companies do supply chain auditing to the same or greater extent than Apple do? Do they make the audit publicly available as Apple do? I'd like to compare.

Which large companies take supply chain auditing as seriously as Apple?

It's going to force people to use marketplaces/providers. Probably a startup opportunity.

There are websites that fact check politicians, call them out on big lies, give them ratings etc. Why isn't there the same for mainstream news?

Are veterans?

Middle East wars creating more disabled people.

BMW manufacture some cars in China.

In 2013 US government receipts totalled $2.78tn of which corporation tax constituted $273bn (~9.9%)[1]

I imagine most of the boost in margins to be brought down increasing compensation or numbers employed so most of that gets brought in to tax coffers via personal income taxes.

[1]http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxfacts/displayafact.cfm?Doc...

23andme does help you find distant cousins.

The thrusters to counteract the force of the harpoons were bust.

No idea why you're getting downvoted, we use ALAC in production workflows. Prior to being open sourced it was also successfully reverse engineered in 2005: http://craz.net/programs/itunes/alac.html

Yes.

Could a smart watch detect a heart attack?