Kayou

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by Kayou 12y ago
Just get the old Moto G 4G (LTE), which has a micro SD slot then. But it costs something like 199$.
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by Kayou 12y ago
To kill the screen latency, you could use Miracast, which seems to be much faster than the chromecast (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5JJhKMph8 ) or connect a cable (best solution: no heat because of the video encodin
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by Kayou 12y ago
Yep, I think the A8 (or A7X) could be really close to the performances of entry level CPUs used in MacBook air! An A7 scores 2564 and an i3-3217U 3095. But if you look at the Atom Bay Trail, which scores 2630, you see that Intel did a nice
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by Kayou 12y ago
Wow, I installed Windows 8 on a T7100 (1.8Ghz) and it runs super smoothly, but some people were complaining of Tegra 3 windows RT tablet being slow? (try googling "tegra 3 windows RT slow") That is weird! Can we really trust those
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by Kayou 12y ago
Lesson to learn: don't tie down your service and/or brand to an existing brand/service. Otherwise you're both dependent of that service and/or at risk to get sued sooner or later.
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by Kayou 12y ago
Yes! And also you can take it with you to take notes efficiently with your phone/tablet at school/conference! One keyboard for all you devices, so you don't have to buy multiple ones or get used to each keyboard. This is bril
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by Kayou 12y ago
Wow, so does all the processing happen on the phone itself? That's impressive! I thought it was sent on a server to be processed.
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by Kayou 12y ago
Maybe I got brainwashed by their video, but I indeed think that a laptop like the Dell Latitude 13 ( http://youtu.be/rq5dqKWymP8 ) is much better than a tablet. There is a keyboard, a network activity light on the back of the
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by Kayou 12y ago
Do you need to be on the same local network as the user to do that or does that work with an attacker being on the internet?
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by Kayou 12y ago
Sure enough, that's a real problem when the attacker is on the local network, but what if the attacker is not on the local network? Because I think that this attack is supposed to work from an external network, or the Internet.
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by Kayou 12y ago
I meant to say "share files" instead of "share data". But you're right, as I said, "Please correct me if I'm wrong". What I really wanted to say is that USB has been designed with so many different us
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by Kayou 12y ago
At least one of the attack, the CSRF on the Asus RT-N56U, seems to need the IP address of the router. Does this mean that this attack is useless when the attacker doesn't know the IP of the router? Or is there a way to know it remotely
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by Kayou 12y ago
First of all, I think the title has been chosen to click-bait the reader. Second, maybe the real problem is that USB was never designed to be the main way to physically share data, or not even to be used with external storage? Please correc
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by Kayou 12y ago
Why are most of the lithium cells cylindrical, while most of our devices are cuboid? (I think of phones, laptops, external battries... but phones and most laptops have flat lithium cells nowadays). Is cylindrical less expensive? Is it more
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by Kayou 12y ago
Oh god, I tried to read the screenshots to have an idea of what is the service like, but I gave up after the second time being interrupted by the carousel. Terrible.
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by Kayou 12y ago
Okay, thanks for the explanation on the chroma upsampling! I use Linux but it should work all the same. When I said that I embedded the videos in a web page, I wrote a small page from scratch to display them in my browser, locally, without
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by Kayou 12y ago
Thank you! I was gonna post the exact same thing. Nice website, though. I encoded the gif in 420 (subsampling), 422 and 444, having a nice quality with 444 with VLC, I embed the three different videos in a web page and when playing in my br
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by Kayou 12y ago
Sorry but H264 does not use JPEG for its keyframes, although it's not very different. There are a lot of differences between GIF and H264, like H264 specifies that you can use multiple reference frames, which is not the case with Anima
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by Kayou 12y ago
Did you see that it is only stabilizing rotation? If it looks so stable that's because the lens of the iPhone is at the exact center of the wheel. If you were to move your phone along a X or Y axis, I don't think those movements w
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by Kayou 12y ago
Yep, I was pretty disappointed. I expected to learn more on the startup scene in Berlin, but the introduction and first two paragraphs are about him. The title should be more "I'm an awesome startup entrepreneur and I'm gonna
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by Kayou 12y ago
I may be a nitpicker, but for me 4k is 4096x2160, or am I wrong? This screen is UHD, or 2160p but not 4k.
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by Kayou 12y ago
Stamps on a passport is actually a pretty good example on what one would like to hide from the authorities even though he didn't do anything wrong. I say that as an answer to people like Eric Schmidt who say that if we have something t
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by Kayou 12y ago
Even though your statement is not necessarily true, I bought a Vaio T11 almost two years ago and I was able to upgrade the SSD (the laptop has the footprint of the 11" MacBook air) and I have a HDD (in addition to the SSD), that I can
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by Kayou 12y ago
Amazing work, I didn't know there was a complete linux system on this! I guess it's cheaper than having a custom hardware. Potential use case: turn a simple printer equipped with an sd-card slot (to print photos directly on the pr
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by Kayou 13y ago
It may be related to Intel's drivers, as I am playing Team Fortress 2 on Linux, which is I believe native OpenGL, and it is significantly slower than on Windows with an intel GPU.
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by Kayou 13y ago
If you look carefully you'll notice that the only difference between the $299 monitors and the Ultra HD monitor in term of design is a thinner bezel. Maybe it would have increased the price much more for virtually nothing to have a thi
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by Kayou 13y ago
I didn't see it in the release notes, but the last version of Bluez (bluetooth) is finally supported! http://worldofgnome.org/gnome-3-10-port-to-bluez-5/