@Jyosua: Oh wait a sec, there'll be an iPhone 5 by then...
@Jyosua: Oh wait a sec, there'll be an iPhone 5 by then...
"So Apple issues a recall, allows customers to swap their old phones for ones with a fixed antenna, and lets those who don't feel the issue affects them too much to get a free "bumper" case instead. Apple shows they still have industry-leading customer service and are a brand that can be trusted for quality."
@RenegadeRon: Only a matter of time until it becomes Skypenet...
@data6000: Exactly my thoughts! Even in IDEs for programming languages like Visual Studio, there's a GUI builder. This sounds like all that and more, but if it's not included already, it could benefit so much more from allowing codeview edits.
@qban.boi.84: Ha! My plan worked! XD
@Curves: Earth!
@Ozzie, The Banana Man Fan: That would be a most delicious ending to an event that has left a sour taste in my mouth.
I have a very important question. Will one be able to modify the code directly, if they want to? I think this would be great for building the shell of an app, but if you want to then do something a wee bit more specialized, I'd like to be able to edit the code by hand.
@AlienHandSyndrome: Hahahaha, I totally didn't notice that at first.
@fleanine: No problem. :) I'm glad I was able to help at least a little.
@fleanine: You've never gotten an email saying "you're now an approved commentor" then? I got approved a few days after I continually commented, by someone random. I actually didn't realize my comments weren't showing up originally. However, I can see your comments and reply to them, so I'm thinking you were…
@hailmarty: Mwahahahahaha
@hailmarty: You pick up quickly, my friend! How would you like to join me in an evil plot for world domination?
@fleanine: oh wait, were you just talking about normal comment approval or starred comments?
@fleanine: I believe I read somewhere that those who have to ask don't deserve. :P
That kinda reminds me of the city in Big O.
Holy shit that laptop got me for a second. XD #corrections
@fleanine: Goes great when mixed with "APPLE" Jacks.
@OCEntertainment: Clearly it's a clever ruse to imprint circuit analysis on children for cheap labor.