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by Egregore 14y ago
It's time to remember PBEM (Play by e-mail games) where all players made their turns at the same time, I think these concepts can be used in concurrent turn based strategy games.
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by Egregore 14y ago
As a good in my opinion (but unfortunatelly improbable) move from Google, will be to switch from Java to Haxe in next versions, because it compiles both to native Android and to Java and looks similar to Java, on the first view.
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by Egregore 14y ago
In the video they show that graphene can be thrown away in compost bin safely, how is it related to all the warnings we have about nanomaterials being dangerous?
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by Egregore 14y ago
For Node.js it's a big difference between 1k and 64k files, what about something in between, like 32k files?
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by Egregore 14y ago
It's great to be able to type quickly all you have in mental cache, until that cache expires.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Have anybody thought to use graphene in batteries?
97.
by Egregore 14y ago
Excuse me, how the phone can provide roaming?
98.
by Egregore 14y ago
Can it be used for making education programs? For example a program to help improve English pronunciation.
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by Egregore 14y ago
I had one client who was an old fashioned software developer, he didn't like in my code the OOP, he was unable to understand it so he didn't want to pay me, he was oversea so the getting those money for the project was more expensive than a
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by Egregore 14y ago
Now I did a google serarch for Bingo Card Creator and kalzumeus domain came first in search rezult, you might consider working on it, it's still a few clicks away for customers. By the way, haven't you considered moving to a SaS model, make
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by Egregore 14y ago
If somebody made a secure distributed alternative to skype, how many people will switch to it?
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by Egregore 14y ago
Actually educators have salaries, the author of the post tries to automate and gamify some aspects of education, and posts report on how successful it is.
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by Egregore 14y ago
If it's so easy to be an employer become one - others will build assets for you...
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by Egregore 14y ago
The part of the solution is to switch to secure domain names, each domain name comes with bundled key pair (like SSL) this is why it's easier to work securely with public key encryption under the hood - the signing of the e-mail public key
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by Egregore 14y ago
It's difficult to work on a project when you don't see the support, the people who would like to use it.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Do Freenet now have any social features in it? Last time I looked (few years ago) it didn't have any significant.
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by Egregore 14y ago
My idea is that encryption must be so easy as to be used by all without configuration. It will make much harder mass surveillance, all other methods you cited are much more expensive methods, in most of them you must have physical contact o
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by Egregore 14y ago
My idea was that public key cryptography should be done under the hood, so I created a easy to use ResoMail, but people still were not interested (or I was a bad marketer).
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by Egregore 14y ago
Can you please elaborate on Tor exit nodes vulnerability? As far as I know they can read your passwords if you're not using secure connection, but how can it compromise your identity? I'm assuming the new account was created for an anonymou
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by Egregore 14y ago
I'm afraid until most people will understand the use of cryptography, there will not be move forward. I've spent a lot of time on ResoMail, a an easy to use open source secure alternative mail, but during beta testing it didn't show user in
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MSU Researchers: Murder spreads like disease(michiganradio.org)
2 points by Egregore 14y ago|0 comments
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by Egregore 14y ago
Very interesting article, but what will happen if that cover film will be broken in some part by a meteorit or by bad weather?
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by Egregore 14y ago
Are you sure? Then they can create a exact copy of your university e-mail for another person.
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by Egregore 14y ago
I prefer to read non technical books on my phone - it fits better in my hand.
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E-Ink vs Tablets: Bright Tablets Help Bad Eyes Read Faster(technewsdaily.com)
1 points by Egregore 14y ago|1 comments
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by Egregore 14y ago
I also would like to buy it, but I think this is research technology.
117.
by Egregore 14y ago
I wonder if this can be used in delivery of goods inside a city.
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Autonomous Aerial Robot Maneuvers Like a Bird(voanews.com)
1 points by Egregore 14y ago|3 comments
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by Egregore 14y ago
Are we prepared for such an eruption today, and what can we do to prevent/fight consequences?
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by Egregore 14y ago
I wonder if this technology is more efficient than generating hydrogen through electrolysis.

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