danabramov

Because the uploading is damn fast.

>Having a kid is easier than falling off a log, it just takes time. Um, you know, that's not always true.

On a sidenote, C# blog entry URLs always confuse me for a second because default rewriting rules strip out the “#”.

We're not aggregating other content. We let user create content on iPad and publish it on our platform. Apple was content with having us add a Report button.

It's a publishing platform for iPad. We got approved after adding a Report button. We're not releasing it yet because a newer version is in the works. If you're curious, leave an email at http://stam…

Sure—if you have any questions feel free to ping me at dan@stampsy.com

By the way, our MonoTouch app just got approved by Apple an hour ago. Sweet.

If I could give advice to myself when I started writing production code in MonoTouch without any experience with it, it would be: “Don't Guess. Profile.” For example, I spent a lot of time making sure…

Interesting, reading that makes it sound like a C# developer that wants to work with MonoTouch will have to verge off to learning at least some Objective C if they want to have shippable code. …

My experience with MonoTouch has generally been very positive. Why I love MonoTouch: - C# goodness, especially event handlers instead of overly verbose ObjC delegates - It's fun to port ObjC loops to …

Can't wait to use C# 5 async in MonoTouch. I heard it's coming soon.

Ironic that our iOS app got rejected today for “mature themes”.

I didn't when I used default selection color. I remember starting doing it because I really enjoyed OS X yellow selection option.

I do it all the time. Also, when using Safari, I often pinch in and out while reading. The rendering gets blurry until I lift the fingers, and the moment the text is crisp again, I feel certain satisf…

or different habits, for that matter.

Just a couple of days ago I wished there were styled console.logs. Turns out, they are already in Canary, and I didn't know about it. Sweet.

StackOverflow also hosts images on imgur. Is using something that happens to be used by Reddit inherently wrong, or did I miss your point?

Horizontal scrolling seems to be broken in Safari on OS X.

You said Dapper works on MonoTouch—did you make any changes to it? I've read[1] there are quite a few problems with it so I had to choose Sqlite over it. I also found this[2], not sure if it helps. Wh…

I'm not an expert on file formats so I looked into Wikipedia. Here's what it says on PNG[1]: A PNG file starts with an 8-byte signature. The hexadecimal byte values are 89 50 4E 47 0D 0A 1A 0A; …

USSR official propaganda commonly used “we” to mean the country, and I've seen elderly people doing so as well. Born in 1992, however, I never heard anyone in their twenties using it this way. Folks o…

I wanted to add that I don't think LSD makes you a "broader guy". For me, it did not change how I think in normal life. But it is nevertheless very interesting to realize that the "normal" way of perc…

Just throwing in some personal anecdote here. (Disclaimer: I've only had four or five experiences with the subject.) I've always wanted to test if dropping acid affects my problem-solving abilities in…

Sorry, I just reworded my comment to make it more clear. This article is about Windows calculator and I'm comparing two different approaches. Google went with simple 10% = 0.1 here, like you say.…

Interesting how Microsoft and Google have different ideas of how percentage key (%) should work. Relevant post by Raymond Chen: “How does the [Windows] calculator percent key work?” http://blogs.msdn…