ClashTheBunny

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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Netflix works fine on my ARM Linux phone. It's not about OS or processor, it's about middleware.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Affected?
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
This is really a great point, and it's something that I look for in any new editor I try. I want verbs and directions, not complete predicates. If I create a new verb, I want it to work on all other directions out there. I don'
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I feel that the article does a good job of lauding the position for low entry, but it lacks an absolute perspective. For example, today email is generally viewed by people as a double edged sword because of the ease of entry for people sen
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Nook epubs and amazon .mobis are both easily decrypted. The key is your name and credit card for nook and your serial number for kindle. There is no lock in when you add calibre to the mix, it will convert anything to anything.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I really think that this is the answer. There is no other way to create iOS apps today. You must own an Apple branded computer to do so and for that reason there are always going to be a high percentage of people with a MacBook of some so
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I would wrap the markdown in a gigantic < pre > so that when noscript is enabled, you end up seeing at leat markdown, and not a wall of letters. As for advantages of this, it seems like it would be better for a more open web.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I'm picturing more using SigmaVPN to auto-roam to the next Internet connection but still have the same IP for continuous IP connectivity. The desctiption[0] says: - Seamless handover between WiFi and GSM/3G. Bonding wouldn't
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Why don't people just use a stateless VPN like SigmaVPN[0]? Also, since android is linux, why not use one of the many bonding options? [0] http://frozenriver.net/SigmaVPN
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Let's say I live in an Eastern European kleptocracy. Let's say it's fairly impossible to purchase things legally. What about showing them that I'm actually worth it. If people set up a way to actually donate to the co
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
> * Separate address and search bars is old-fashioned. As a user, I don't want to have to make this distinction, and it's hard to imagine most users-on-street wouldn't find this confusing. The big reason I really like this
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
In this situation, you are the one who gets the national security letter or warrant. Also, it requires a warrant because it's on your personal property. They don't need a warrant to search your ISP.
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
This is what I'm going with. Something simple enough that I can understand what's going on and get to my passwords and create new passwords without the program. It works on EVERY platform because gpg is available for EVERY platfo
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
This already exists: http://web.monkeysphere.info/
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
Apple is an integration house. The screen and the A7 are actually fabricated by Samsung. They would have a tough time going it alone.
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
Why is it that looking at those old computers fill me with the hope of what can be (the oldest of the set), and as the things get newer, I loose that feeling? QBasic was killed when? When was it that a computer became a thing that did a li
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
I think that one of the revolutionary things on this is the I2C and power connectors available under the cover. It's the start of things becoming modularized. You want IRDA, get the back cover that adds it. You want what's next
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
This is not true. 0.0.0.0 may end up at localhost for you, but it's not localhost. I just get: PING 0.0.0.0 (0.0.0.0): 56 data bytes ping: sendto: No route to host Which system do you use that this works on?
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
> I can't imagine ever building something that relies on a <any company name> service at this point. Seriously, if you don't build it or own it, you can't rely on it. SaaS is convenient, but it's a flawed busin
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
That's too black and white. Is there nothing that you would give your life for? There is nothing worth dying for? Maybe you should think less of convienience and more about living a life worth living.
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
My Viewsonic G-Tablet has a 10/100 ethernet port in the dock. It also has space for a miniPCI card if you want to solder something extra on. Either way, it can saturate my crappy internet connection.
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
There is a great advantage to combining the filesystem with the disk mapper. You don't have to use different commands to add and grow disks and the partitions upon those disks. Your filesystem knows about what it's living on and
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by ClashTheBunny 13y ago
One big misunderstanding is that the Declaration of Independence is a legally binding document today. It was a declaration of war on the British Empire; it didn't really matter anymore than a statement of values of people who started