Posted on : 04-01-2010 | By : Lane Roathe | In : Development, iPhone
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Our latest title is available on iTunes. It is a 3D shooter with an interesting story, lots of neat weapons and great explosions!
I created a svn repository on google’s code hosting for all of my misc. open source efforts that do not justify individual projects themselves (as, for example, HexEdit does).
I have several items ready to share yet still need to do a bit of cleanup, indicate the license, etc. before posting. The repository will be called [...]
Posted on : 19-12-2009 | By : Lane Roathe | In : Honda S2000, Photo Album
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For any of you still looking for something to get me for Christmas, here are a few ideas:
Acura NSX
Kepler Motion
Lotus Evora
Tesla Roadster
Posted on : 18-12-2009 | By : Lane Roathe | In : Development, featured, iPhone
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It’s often the case that the apps I am working on are required to download quite a couple, or even a few dozen, images and display them in a UIImageView. In looking online I found a few different methods of loading image data for a UIImageView in the background, and a few examples of caching [...]
Posted on : 12-12-2009 | By : Lane Roathe | In : Family, featured
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I learn that it can really snow in Kansas! Some early pictures off my iPhone included, took more with the camera, but forgot to bring along the computer cable
Why doesn’t this thing have bluetooth? (Another thing about the Panasonic I don’t like).
Posted on : 26-11-2009 | By : Lane Roathe | In : iPhone
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Well, GolfHub finally got through the review process, took 20 days.
In case you are interested, here is a link.
Marketing Text:
Golfhub is designed by golfers to serve the needs of other golfers like you and is the easiest way to search, find, and book tee times on 100’s of golf courses throughout the United States – [...]
Posted on : 02-11-2009 | By : Lane Roathe | In : Rant, featured
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The software included on Panasonic CD’s installs extremely invasive “pop-up” programs that are installed in a manner designed to make them as difficult to remove (uninstall) as possible. That’s virus behavior, not application behavior, shame on you Panasonic!