November 2010
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Nov 1st
October 2010
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Oct 31st
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“Critically, almost all of the data is static, and can be freely discarded. iOS...”
– John Carmack discusses RAGE on iOS I’ve been telling people this for a couple of years now— hopefully now they’ll actually start taking notice ;o)
Oct 30th
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OpenGL ES for iOS →
Jeff LaMarche (yes, that Jeff LaMarche) has been working on an OpenGL ES book for Pragmatic Programmers for a while now, but due to a lack of time to work on it (he is also very busy as one third of MartianCraft) has had to cancel the project. The good news is that as a result he’s now publishing the completed portions of the book on his blog, chapter by chapter. So far we have: Chapter 1...
Oct 29th
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Oct 26th
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Oct 24th
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rentzsch.tumblr.com: Mac App Store →
I have to say that, while I disagreed with his reasons for shutting down C4, I agree wholeheartedly with everything in this post by Wolf Rentzsch: I’ve long wanted better application management on Mac OS X, so I applaud the Mac App Store. Application installation has always been a train-wreck on Mac OS X, but at least independent developers were able to make the application updating process...
Oct 22nd
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Oct 20th
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“Apple® will broadcast its October 20 event online using Apple’s...”
– From Apple PR, as quoted by Fortune.
Oct 20th
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Oct 15th
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Oct 13th
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Oct 11th
Oct 10th
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ATV2 Development Kit Update
The Pledgie-funded list of features has been updated a little: CA$135: An AppleTV 2 to hack on — complete! CA$600: Stub libraries and basic Xcode integration CA$1000: Full Xcode integration for on-device debugging, like iPhone/iPad CA$3000: A simulator application What’s happening? I am in the final stage of negotiations for commercial funding of the development of the Xcode...
Oct 7th
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“Adding a meeting is innocuous. You’re acting on a calendar. A calendar isn’t a...”
– Mike Monteiro, The Chokehold of Calendars (via 9-bits)
Oct 7th
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Oct 6th
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Oct 5th
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ATV2 Development Kit
About three and a half years ago, I was one of the founding members of the AppleTV hacking community on the AwkwardTV IRC group. I created the original whitelist circumvention code seen here, and developed the first application installer, known as ATVLoader. I followed this up with the BackRow Developers’ Kit, a set of headers and a simulator application to aid AppleTV appliance developers...
Oct 5th
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Oct 4th
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Oct 2nd
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