- program is kept on input string - instruction pointer holds the state

Too heavy CPU load.

Now I turned the PHP page into a static HTML one and it's back online.

Configuring web servers is a minefield :)

Too heavy CPU load.

Now I turned the PHP page into a static HTML one.

Configuring web servers is a minefield :)

This document documents official endpoints (green for POST, blue for GET).

It also documents "secret", unofficial, undocumented elsewhere and unsupported endpoints.

These "secret" endpoints were found by reverse-engineering Twitter.app for iOS.

Another missing symbol is the Unicode logo.

Author here. The title was a pun. � is U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER which may possibly replace a badly encoded heart.

Is the video of the talk available somewhere?

I'm one of the conf organizers: we were on a budget and didn't record any talk. Will try to fix that for next year.

Recording a talk only takes a phone these days? I know I know it won't be professional recording but I have good luck with just recording from the front row.

It won't be a recording that you could bear listening to. Even more professional setups/bigger conferences often screw up the audio so that the recording is basically binnable.

Can't you just record the audio via whatever computer the mic is attached to?

Syncing video to audio is always a pain, but I wouldn't mind desync to see it.

Yeah but for some reason they don't always do this. Also in case they actually do that part right, they often don't give people who ask questions a mic and don't repeat their questions. Then you don't have any idea what the presenter is talking about.

I agree. A cheap (iPhone) recording is still better than nothing.

Hi mattt, STHTTPRequest author here.

Hiding networking complexity behind a simple interface is exactly the goal of the STHTTPRequest class.

Anyone who needs more flexibility is free to access NSURLRequest directly or to use the library of his choice.

I keep on dreaming of something as simple as the Python's requests module for Cocoa.

There's plenty of room for simplicity and abstraction, but this is not a particularly good one, if I'm going to be honest. I can't think of any situation in which I'd recommend this over either AFNetworking or the built-in Foundation URL Loading system.

> I keep on dreaming of something as simple as the Python's requests module for Cocoa.

FWIW this is exactly what i suspected when i saw it.

The problem is that Apple claims:

"Applications on the device are 'sandboxed' so they cannot access data stored by other applications. In addition, system files, resources, and the kernel are shielded from the user's application space."

http://images.apple.com/iphone/business/docs/iPhone_Security...

The research demonstrates the opposite.