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by M4v3R 11y ago
That was seriously cool. Many tech companies could learn much from them in terms of customer support. I understand that for these guys this is the product, but still, if you have awesome customer support, it will get you more business.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
> Ultimately Crash fit into the PS1's memory with 4 bytes to spare. Yes, 4 bytes out of 2097152. Good times Wow. Just wow. One can only imagine the amount of hard work and sweat that was put into making this possible. And the pride
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by M4v3R 11y ago
This kind of component in my mind is usually used in web applications, which then will also supply own search for you, which should be more robust than your browser find feature.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
A similar work was done for Super Mario on NES (along with other NES games): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOCurBYI_gY
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by M4v3R 11y ago
Newest XCode does this in the right way I think. It lets you do most of the stuff from the GUI (and detects conflicts), but you also have the power to enter constraints manually in the code.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
> I was like yep thats it Until he wants to convert that to fiat. Or to buy Bitcoin in the first place, while not in US. I'm a huge fan of Bitcoin, but the ecosystem, especially outside US, is still very immature. It can take days b
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by M4v3R 11y ago
So true. They talk about paying attention to the UI, and totally forget the UX in some places.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
They probably refer to Diceware [1]. [1] http://world.std.com/~reinhold/diceware.html
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by M4v3R 11y ago
Can you elaborate on this? What rendering glitches did you encounter?
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by M4v3R 11y ago
Seems that mostly IE had these issues, which are now resolved in version 12. Chrome has only one issue, which seems to be already fixed in Canary. Thank you for doing all this, that really helps spreading the word and accelerates web develo
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by M4v3R 11y ago
This is an article from 2014. Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7334269
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by M4v3R 11y ago
For those who didn't seen it - Euclideon released a new video about that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AvCxa9Y9NU
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by M4v3R 11y ago
It does work for me on both latest Chrome and latest Firefox on OS X. On the latter video streaming is not supported though.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
Probably both, they definitely add a service fee on top of the retail price.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
I've rotated the second one by 120 degrees so it's easier to see: http://imgur.com/j97HCPU They are still different in some places due to lightning.
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by M4v3R 11y ago
You don't have to do full rotation in one go. It's hard to explain, but you basically need to do this (assuming right hand): put your thumb and index finger on the screen, and then do a swipe left motion with your index finger, wh
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by M4v3R 11y ago
This is awesome. And what's even more cool, that it seems to be localized to other languages! I'm a polish speaker, and when I launched one of the tutorials (Jetpack Jumper), not only the interface was translated, but even the int
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by M4v3R 11y ago
For anyone non-familiar with the nomenclature. TAS stands for "Tool-ASsisted" run, which means running the game on a special emulator and playing it with additional help of features like save-states, slowing the time down or even
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by M4v3R 11y ago
The difference is, nobody is arguing that their luxury handbag can carry more stuff and than acheap handbag. On the other hand audiophiles will swear that they are systems sounds better than others.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
While that' one way you can look at it, another is that hopefully this region should now be less prone to power outage related downtimes. I wonder if they are an issue currently though.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
OS: OSX 10.10 Hardware: MacBook Pro (Retina, 13", late 2013 r.) Tools: Depends on a project I'm currently working on. Mostly MacVim for my editing needs (with a heavily modified config and a bunch of plugins: NERD Tree, Command-T,
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Please, please let it be an April fools joke. I love Meteor platform and I would like it to stay indepentent, not to be acquired by some big corporation and then discarded after few months/years :/.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
As I've said above - you can upload the file to iOS device using GoodReader, and it can extract the zip archive as well.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
As others said - canonical way is to use iTunes. Another way is to use app like GoodReader, which has a file system of its own, you can create folders, and you can download files from websites/URLs to them. GoodReader can not only stor
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Google Authenticator relies on an open algorithm for one time passwords. It has been implemented by many apps, and it's so simple you can do it yourself. So it doesn't require you to rely on other company's product.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Some guy lost 4 Bitcoins that were encrypted with a line from some obscure afrikaans poem, because someone was crazy enough to brute-force all possible private keys that you can come up with using basically any phrase you can find on the in
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by M4v3R 12y ago
This shows you the last path you went to using this command, so it's useless for showing you your current path.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
30 minutes later and we have round 2 million dollars. This is insane, they could smash the record of the previous Pebble ($10M)
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Yep, it's going to the moon. Already $1.25M.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
They seem to care about the technology side more. Plus, once you get this right, you can work on your casings to sell it to people that do care about it more. Also, this is what they've done with the first Pebble - first the initial, p

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