@mdhughes …he says via HTTP, a somewhat popular protocol designed to support arbitrarily extensible metadata.
69: Welcome to the Web, Casey
http://atp.fm/69
Casey learns web programming, App Bundles as upgrade pricing, HFS+ (of course), Metal, and the next Apple TV as a disruptive game console.
66: Boiling A Pretty Big Lake
http://atp.fm/episodes/66
Beats and headphone alternatives, Nintendo's situation, iOS 8 predictions, and the state of the iTunes Store infrastructure.
65: The Year Of Casey
http://atp.fm/episodes/65
Casey's big news, Monument Valley, Apple and Beats, and the crazy world of Javascript.
@gaelicwizard @cmd @ciarand Whole lot of cord yanking, bad hardware, and malicious software out there… http://cl.ly/image/0E3v1z1W2w2X
64: It Never Died Because It Never Lived
http://atp.fm/episodes/64
Apple/Amazon as a net neutrality debate, App.net's grim future, Chrome beta's URL bar, and Casey goes open-source.
@zev Mine is in the basement. They are not too noisy, but I wouldn’t want one in the same room as me. I have a big one (8 disks) and a small one (2 disks).
Thesis: it should be possible to remove an app from the springboard without reflowing the apps around it. Spatial UI, @siracusa, etc.