Kjeldahl

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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Also worth mentioning; The card companies provided the 3DS specification, not the actual implementations or operating the aervices. You can pick provider from a very short list of approved providers due to the shitty standard made to keep t
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
It's quite common for these companies to push their transactions through their US subsidiaries. If a company can convince their bank there will be little or no fraud they can convince their bank to avoid 3DS as well. E.g. if you have l
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Card fraud was a huge problem in Europe/Russia/Asia etc, but less so in the US (probably related to US's dependency on credit and "credit history"). The internet was taking off and magnified this problem exponential
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
That article reads like an average teenager preaching the true meaning of life.
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Wow, a blue login page and a registration form! How impressive!
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
On the desktop side, a good UI on OS X compensates for a mish-mash of inefficient and insecure technology on the backend side of things (legacy tech, mix of ..ix/Mach/Next/MacOS). On Linux/FreeBSD it's typically the
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
No API, but this explains a simple way to do offline sync; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12340083/consolidating-ch...
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Good work! If you are able to add touch screen support as well it would be even cooler! ;-)
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Well, the good news is that at least the alternative method you mention works fine, even on the K811.
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
That's possibly a valid workaround (can't test - my K811 keyboard is at the office) which on my international keyboard is not nearly as convenient as just depressing shift with my pinky, but it does not change the fact that the K8
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Logitech never bothered to fix the driver problem on the similar/previous OSX Bluetooth keyboard K811 where switching between Cmd-Tab and Cmd-Shift-Tab does not work correctly (you can not change direction while the app selector is ope
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
In case anybody wonders, the theme used (besides the colors generated by the algo or directly specified) is Flatland (with some minor tweaks). Needless to say if you use a light background, you would typically tell the algo to create darker
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Emacs colored parens/braces using color algorithms(github.com)
3 points by Kjeldahl 12y ago|1 comments
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by Kjeldahl 12y ago
Yeah, I'm seeing issues with gcc failing to compile for x86_64 as well, for various packages. Whether this is 10.10 or Xcode 6 beta I have no idea yet (fwiw, I have both Xcode 5 and 6 installed).
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
Yes. It also means you should definitively go for a pure Intel-based laptop (with Intel HD graphics of some sorts) whatever choice you end up with. Good luck!
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
I've had the best luck with laptops which are "pure" Intel based, including graphics. For most non-hardcore gaming uses, Intel integrated graphics is fast enough, and it seems well supported on most of the traditional Linux d
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
Learning is one thing, but do not underestimate the effect of practice. I made an addition pyramids game for my seven and nine year old girls (Android) and promised them a reward when they completed it (200+ levels, some 20 hours in total,
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
There's also a set of packages named CEDET/Semantic that may help, where CEDET is the "project" part and Semantic handles the auto-complete part. I only tried Semantic and it seemed to work fine, although I found I used
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
It's an app that allow you to input your game and match results against opponents, and share results and statistics through email, social media and similar. It will keep you (and your opponent) honest about who is better and by how muc
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Show HN: An Android app for tennis, squash, badminton (and more) players(killermatch.com)
2 points by Kjeldahl 13y ago|1 comments
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
Well, there's Clojure which supports CLR. You will not get the C# source code out of it, but it will compile to CLR and run on Windows. As always, unless you already know the platform APIs pretty well, it's going to be hard to get started o
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
Ok, thanks. That's quite confusing. I'm using the Gnome 3.8 shell, with mostly 3.6 Gnome packages. Looks like I'm in for a surprise when I upgrade in the future.
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by Kjeldahl 13y ago
I like transparent shell backgrounds. I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 13.04 using Gnome 3.8 (using the team-gnome3 ppa), and my terminals still has transparent backgrounds (with a setting in the profile menus that allow me to modify it as wel
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
Quote from the article: "By targeting corruption and white-collar crime, the US attorney is restoring our faith in the system.". Talk about back-fire!
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
Could be this one I guess: http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2011...
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
That's great, but unless someone proves me wrong, it lacks the "list"-style flexibility to do things like "create an object from my list": (object (array "foo" 3 "bar" 4)). Javascript's Array apply method could probably be used to do simil
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
Until mobile phones become a lot faster and carry more storage and bandwidth becomes a lot cheaper and more ubiquitous, I believe the most successful approaches simply adapts the underlying framework for use with other languages (and abstra
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
Good luck with that Dell. 1366x768 resolution and Sandy Bridge chipset (Intel HD3000), launching soon? It doesn't become a developer laptop just because you've decided to call it that. You need a high DPI screen, and today it also needs Ivy
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
But it is; Gambling with Microsoft's future! ;-)
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by Kjeldahl 14y ago
My bad. Removing it now. Will push an update shortly which removes location permission and adds support for any http(s) address (if you need to play TPB IP whack-a-mole in your region).

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