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SEEKING WORK - Remote or near Amsterdam, Netherlands
I'm looking for a freelance iOS project in Swift, starting anytime from now onwards.
More information: http://iandundas.com/resume/
LinkedIn: https://nl.linkedin.com/pub/ian-dundas/90/156/91b
Code examples: I'm currently building an app in Swift 1.2 and ReactiveCocoa 3.0, I'm open-sourcing it here: https://github.com/iandundas/Tacks
About: I'm super interested in bringing quality designs to life as strong, functional and stable software. As a freelancer I've developed for iOS since 2010 (iOS3) and to-date I've shipped 18 diverse, native, apps (becoming comfortable with a wide range of iOS techniques and frameworks). Recently I worked on a few high-profile iPhone apps: a healthcare app for Philips, and two apps for Audi. I'm suited both to working on fast, simple prototypes that take only a few weeks, as well as architecting and building a full app across many months.
To contact me: [email protected], skype: ian-dundas, twitter: @id, iMessage: +31610998215
and what phone do you use?
I think it's less fear of the unknown, more the fact that we've recently opened the Pandora's box of surveillance (in the public consciousness at least) and we know that this device will step up the pervasiveness by another large factor. People are uneasy, and to write this off simply as silly ignorance or lack of imagination is, I think, rather patronising.
> A lot of people look at the video thinking “I want to be free like that guy!” – but they don’t realize that I was driven by something, and maybe I was losing control over it.”
very interesting
Disgusting. A new low. Who the fuck do you think you are, UK & USA? You do not have the right to intrude the way you do.
I feel way faster using appcode - their refactoring is so powerful.
I know this is why I use Wunderlist (Berlin), rather than RTM or Things or similar (USA) - I'm more comfortable under their local privacy obligations. (In reality I don't know how much difference it makes?)
What about iOS? I wish there was one go-to secure messenger for iOS, and I thought telegram would be it.
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frenger on Monday December 16, 2013 @03:41PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Exactly how much data do mobile-analytic frameworks (such as Flurry etc) collect?As a mobile app developer I'm often asked to add these opaque frameworks to my projects but, not wanting to be Part Of The Problem, I'm curious how much data (beyond the specific metrics you can tell it to track) they collect.
Can you recommend any? Snow Crash was awesome :)
They do, on the other hand, receive every URL you type via the auto-completion feature on the address bar.
I think clean install must be the answer tbh - I upgraded too. I'll let you know if I try it, maybe over the weekend.
I'm having real issues with the windows of certain specific apps (Chrome especially) either vanishing or retreating to the edge of the screen and becoming unmovable each time I lock the machine/it goes to sleep. Really annoying. Hopefully a bugfix soon!
p.s.: a fix I've found is changing the screen resolution (and back again) each time you unlock. hmmmmm.
CMD+Q is intended to quit: that's what CMD+W is for (for closing the current window).
Cool, let's move to Syria and mediate from there then. /s
Choosing a nice place to live is important.
"Similarly Americans don't enjoy legal protections from the governments of other countries."
Yeah right.
Doesn't sound possible given the friends-shared data store. Can't use multiple data stores, particularly when they're totally different in operation.
Man that's depressing! I've been working as a freelance iOS & ruby dev in London for a year (experienced iOS dev, 10 moderately complex apps in the store) but really struggle to get above £50/hour whilst still attracting interesting work. Mostly the startups apologetically can't afford more than £40-50/hr.
Those earning £100+, any tips?
I take it you use Windows..
Windows is known to be deliberately backdoored. Schneier has publicly stated he's got the Snowden documents, and has been reporting on them for the Guardian. I can't think of a better need for an airgapped machine. On what planet would he not be being heavily surveiled?
Next you'll be saying Snowden is a fantasist too.
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Wait, Microsoft makes chairs? No, not directly. But the part of that chair? Manufactured in facilities running on, you guess it, Microsoft software. Transported in trucks built by Microsoft software, on roads built by Microsoft software, sold by companies running Microsoft software.The whole premise of this paragraph is wrong. Yes, most big businesses run Microsoft Windows, but most people hate and struggle with it. They run it not because it's the best, because it's not. They run it because monopolistic business practises forced out the competition. If he's trying to argue that Microsoft are misunderstood, that they do deserve respect after all, then maybe respect the hard-nosed business practises which have forced Microsoft products into every nook and cranny despite consistently having a shittier product than the competition.
They have? And of the whole world as well?
Ah, makes sense. I donated, anyway.
You don't get the exact address until you've paid - just the street.
> So maybe they don't get the NSL, but the people/group/company that is handling the servers might. This seems disingenuous.
well they do say explicitly that, near the bottom. Hardly disingenuous.
...well they do do that. The intent is completely unclear, anyhow.