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Mahdi Yusuf: I'll Sleep When I am Dead
There has been a lot of hype around polyphasic sleeping, being a person who usually lives with less than 5 hours of sleep a night, I thought this might be a cake walk. Being no stranger to lack of sleep, 24 hour gaming competitions, and coding sprints, I thought it would be cool to try out.
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Zach Waugh: Paper and in-app purchases
Releasing a $0.99 app and supporting it for free forever is not feasible. Maybe the solution is in-app purchases or maybe paid upgrades or maybe built-in support for free trials. Regardless, it’s good to see developers experimenting, and hopefully we’ll find a nice middle ground.
Freemium vs. Paid.
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animation by Thomas Bogner
eine meiner aktellen lieblings-seiten wird öffentlich! was den vorteil hat dass das einzige manko, nämlich die immer gleichen gesichter der deutschen bloggerszene die sich bisher dort tummelten wohl ändern werden!
Logo by Robert Schulke
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Finally
Finally clicked the”Reject Binary” Button in iTunes Connect. I always wanted to do that. Felt strange, though.
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ARC: Not your everyday savior?
Apple’s most wanted developer feature for iOS was Automatic Reference Counting, and now it is finally there. Apple introduced it, a little while ago, with Xcode 4.2. But sometimes you may come across a useful library, which does not support ARC. Here is a little workaround:
- Go to Project.
- Click on the target
- Now select Build Phases and Compile Sources
- Add fno-objc-arc as a compiler flag to the classes, which do not support ARC.
- Done!
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Babydoll from Sucker Punch
Cosplayer: Laura Bee
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/via Ian
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