Joona

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by Joona 12y ago
Well, I'm not really sure what it is, but sounds exciting. You should add some pictures and explanation on what you are doing.
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by Joona 12y ago
Well, in Team Fortress 2 you kind of do that... with deaths. You get a freezecam shot when you are killed, and "Press X to save this moment!", which when you quit the game, gives you Steam's picture uploading menu where you c
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by Joona 12y ago
I think it's mainly about telling the readers who Tim Cook is. The name doesn't ring a bell for many, but when you refer to news about him, it's a bit easier to remember.
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by Joona 12y ago
Can't say I hate it, I just had a bad experience with it yesterday. I wanted to buy an album, that's only on sale on iTunes. The following happened: I could not buy it on the web - I have to download the program! The .ex
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by Joona 12y ago
Latest Debian netinstall if I do use Linux.
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by Joona 12y ago
My suggestion has always been playing games. I learned English purely from playing Runescape. Pick a (multiplayer) game like World of Warcraft or Minecraft and find an English-speaking group to play with.
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by Joona 12y ago
Maybe something of this sort? http://dheera.net/projects/blur Just get the font and do comparison on what fits, if there's too many results, you could use a dictionary.
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by Joona 12y ago
They must be feeling stupid now that SSDs are becoming commonplace. :)
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by Joona 12y ago
>I get about 6-7 minutes of flying time with a 3-cell 2200mah lipo This seems like a rather short time. Are there any alternatives that would fly for a longer time? Petrol maybe?
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by Joona 12y ago
Like who? The uploaders behind seven proxies? It's a better idea to trace the initial seeds, although even those are likely to be anonymous/hacked seedboxes.
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Ask HN: Why don't video hosting sites provide ffmpeg settings?
3 points by Joona 12y ago|1 comments
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by Joona 12y ago
>Yeah - about 40% of them have the management port open. I can see how they could be bricked. Not good. https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/2te5h8/the_internet...
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by Joona 12y ago
/r/netsec discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/2te5h8/the_internet...
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by Joona 12y ago
That sounds very good (sadly she isn't from the UK), and seems like a good deal until the roaming regulations change.
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by Joona 12y ago
Sorry, EU. Hopefully this happens though: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_roaming_regulati...
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by Joona 12y ago
A friend of mine is getting one, as she doesn't want to get roaming charges during her vacation, but still wants to talk to people on WhatsApp. Seems to solve this problem quite well. :)
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by Joona 12y ago
That's a shame. Would it be possible to encode with specific settings (ffmpeg) and not have it re-encoded? Re-encoding butchers my videos terribly.
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by Joona 12y ago
Oh, that's great. Maybe they will have an 3G connection some day so we can stream directly from the device to the internet. :)
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by Joona 12y ago
Do they re-encode videos?
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by Joona 12y ago
I'm not sure, but I don't think GoPros have streaming functionality, so maybe showing off the technology (and advertising it)?
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by Joona 12y ago
That is very impressive. Almost as fast, or maybe even faster than me answering on IRC!
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by Joona 12y ago
Just for personal use, and I'm not exactly a hacker either: Webtropia - Server hosting Gandi & OVH - Domains Dxtory - DirectX/OpenGL capture (one time) I also have a free student account on Github, plus $100 credit
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by Joona 12y ago
Not really. I want a replacement for Skype (just for text chat). That includes desktop.
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by Joona 12y ago
I want to chat, and WhatsApp is not letting me do that.
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by Joona 12y ago
Sailfish itself is much better than anything I have ever used - it's clearly designed for touchscreens. For hackers it's awesome because it's actually a Linux, and you can access shell (as a root, too). Android support is a b
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by Joona 12y ago
I have a Jolla (Sailfish) phone. I can not use the web client, because I need an Android, Windows or Blackberry phone. WhatsApp does however work fine on my phone (via Alien Dalvik). This "web client" is not actually a web client
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by Joona 12y ago
Sounds like the list that has been circulating for months. Dinnerbone (developer) commented on it on Twitter, I think.
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by Joona 12y ago
Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/2sz6n0/godaddy_csrf...
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by Joona 12y ago
No. Servers get saturated, some links are slower than others and your ISP may prioritize the traffic. Best way of testing I know of is either using your own server or grabbing a null file from a known host (at least funet in Finland).
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by Joona 12y ago
Sadly it seems to only be short clips (<30 seconds), and not longer recordings (from launch, etc). Cool nonetheless.

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