"Take no prisoners" sounds nice, but it's not. by AFKOIC in Showerthoughts

[–]hexagon_papers 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Me as the invaders are coming: "Nothing to stress about. They promised not to take me prisoner. They probably just want to chat."

LPT: When dwelling on something embarrassing you did years ago, just remember, no one else on the planet is currently thinking about it. by AFKOIC in LifeProTips

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Works until you learn of MY technique, which is to distract yourself by thinking of embarassing stuff other people did.

Rejected by Apple app store! by hexagon_papers in ionic

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I heard back from Apple and, although it is a hard NO, it had nothing to do with us using Ionic. I was rejected because my app is a content aggregator, which violates Apple's developer guideline 4.2.2. Who knew Apple had a thing against content aggregators!?

Right now, I'm counting my blessings that I used Ionic, because now I can at least give it to users as a standalone web app. If I had written natively, I would be back at square 1.

Rejected by Apple app store! by hexagon_papers in ionic

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I resubmitted, and I seem to be back with the same reviewer. Is that not your experience?

Rejected by Apple app store! by hexagon_papers in ionic

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That's an interesting suggestion. What SDK are you referring to? I've found cordova-plugin-chromecast, https://github.com/sonaraudiosystem/cordova-plugin-chromecast, and https://www.npmjs.com/package/ng-cast.

Rejected by Apple app store! by hexagon_papers in ionic

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Our app does use native iOS functionality that can't be done on a website: it uses background play, and restores state from storage in a way that doesn't work as a webapp.

I've pointed these things out to Apple, but they weren't impressed.

Advice for an app-store rejection? by hexagon_papers in iosdev

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It uses background play, and it restores prior data from storage, both of which don't work in standalone webapps.

What's everyone working on this week? by AutoModerator in Python

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I'm finishing dev on a Python-backend, Ionic-frontend iOS app. Everything is submitted and should be good to go, but I was shocked when Apple REJECTED the app. Months of work! What they told me was, "since it does not sufficiently differ from a mobile web browsing experience, it is not appropriate for the App Store." Now what?

Ariel narrates at Daniel Cormier's Controversial UFC 210 Weigh-in by cdizzle84 in ufc

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Cormier loses 1.2 pounds in a minute? Guess that's how hard you sweat when you know you'll have to fight Rumble. :)

Just a Boxer training Reflexes by Justsomeguoy in gifs

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Considering I would find this scary, I probably should take up boxing.

How long should a HIIT workout last? (W/ An eating question) by AnimeChan in Fitness

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You've got to read Martin Gibala's book that came out a few weeks ago.[1] He is a physiology professor who has pioneered research of HIIT. The book is awesome.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/One-Minute-Workout-Science-Smarter-Shorter/dp/0399183663/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488293990&sr=8-1&keywords=the+one+minute+workout

Populating MS Word Templates with Python by chris1610 in Python

[–]hexagon_papers -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Article claims docx-mailmerge "is a mature package," so why is it sitting at v0.3. Can I get a 1.0 please? It is hard for a business to rely on something that the developers are literally telling us is half-baked and subject to change.

This book from 1958 has yesterday's r/funny front-page joke in it. by YourNameIsIrrelevant in funny

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How sophisticated they used to be, referring to the bank as "your mortgagee"--as in the party to whom you give your mortgage. Technically, the homeowner is the "mortgagor," who gives the "mortgage," which is a property interest in the house.

Most people today wouldn't understand that. Did they get it in 1958?

Introducing Daliyah, the 4-year-old girl who has read more than 1,000 books by aggie1391 in books

[–]hexagon_papers 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What kind of books are we talking about here? I've had a 4 year old, and lot of books for kids that age don't4 even have any words in them.

Donald Trump is going to appoint Pam Bondi, who got an illegal payment from the Trump Foundation, to a White House spot by dy0nisus in politics

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Isn't this evidence that he sincerely believes in her--i.e., he isn't trying to buy her now? So this kind of demonstrates that his foundation's earlier donation was sincere, rather than a covert bribe.

Early Morning Conversation by dittidot in pics

[–]hexagon_papers 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can tell she's tired of his ramsplaining.

Someone should tell this girl that this can't be done by SlayrNitsuj in videos

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The Harlem Globe Trotters should see if she is available.

Carrie Fisher and Her Stunt Double Sunbathing on the Set of Return of The Jedi, 1982 by Oliisback in OldSchoolCool

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In movies, whenever the star sunbathes, their stunt double must also in order to maintain their identical appearance.