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Monthly Archives: March 2010
$0.50 Words
A few days ago Seth posted a piece on Sprezzatura, “an archaic Italian word for being able to do your craft without a lot of visible effort”. It’s not a bad piece. I’m not sure the archaic Italian was strictly … Continue reading
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UIScrollView
I found the basic operation of UIScrollViews to be a little perplexing; it wasn’t obvious to me how to get a simple test case up and running. Therefore, I thought it might be useful to share such a test case … Continue reading
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iKnowPeople v2.0
I’m pleased to announce that AAPL has approved v2.0 of my iKnowPeople application, and that it’s now available on the iTunes store. This version includes some minor UI tweaks, the ability to create contacts from your address book, a spiffy … Continue reading
Paranoia
Two people with two messages – different words, but the music is the same. And it’s creepy, conspiratorial music.
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