Morphling

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by Morphling 12y ago
Many different entities use TrueCrypt to secure their files and if we assume that TrueCrypt has been compromised it would give NSA access to these files. The code base is huge and introducing small bugs which they knew how to exploit can ea
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by Morphling 12y ago
For laptops I think Apple makes fine products, but I don't really feel like dropping the money for new desktop just to get OS X
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by Morphling 12y ago
I haven't been gaming lately nearly as much as I've used to, but it's still a big part of my computing needs and I just can't get good enough performance in Linux even though PlayOnLinux really has made installing games
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Show HN: FLIN – Minimal Netflix "player"(chrome.google.com)
1 points by Morphling 12y ago|0 comments
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by Morphling 12y ago
Hehe, was actually just last week discussing with friend possibility of writing something like:"Hello World!" with the commit history, but I see you beat us to it :)
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by Morphling 12y ago
Considering the quality of the site I'm not surprised
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by Morphling 12y ago
Considering #1 is basically: "Eclipse because JetBeans isn't open source" I guess it fits with the theme.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I have no idea what kind of money companies get from DVDs, but if we where to go to a world where I would have to go to cinema to see every movie I'm interested in then I'd just stay home and watch horrible Cam rips. I have no des
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by Morphling 13y ago
Why is there no win state if you get 2048?
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by Morphling 13y ago
I thought this was an open source project, but when I read FAQ beta version is only out for OSX and they talk about charging for it so it probably wont be open source.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I don't get the appeal for trying to make long streaks since they can be easily gamed.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I do fair amount of work on my Chromebook, granted I work mostly with Rails apps, so I can just connect to my server and do my stuff over SSH
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by Morphling 13y ago
Can someone tell me what this changes? You can still run them in developer mode, right? Otherwise we couldn't develop our extensions, right?
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by Morphling 13y ago
If you think about it in that context i.e. "everyone around me is making $200/mo and they live reasonably well, I've now made 250 times that in day, which is average income for next 20 years, for X days, I can now retire and
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by Morphling 13y ago
Dang it, me and buddy made a same very similar to this about 1-1,5 back for programming class and one of our peers told us multiple times to port it over to mobile, but we didn't believe that anyone wanted to play such a game.
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by Morphling 13y ago
Just because the Extension is removed from the "play store" doesn't mean it's unattainable. You can still distribute Chrome Extensions from a third party site, of course they can take steps to get your take it off of you
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by Morphling 13y ago
I feel like I'm in a rut, a bad rut at the moment I had ~2-3 week "Christmas holiday", but I spent most of that time moving my mother to a new house and setting up tech for her and while it was nice change from coding it was
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by Morphling 13y ago
What is the point of this? I guess this could be useful if you are developing software for OS X and want to keep your "personal" OS and developing OS separate.
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by Morphling 13y ago
Looks cool.
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by Morphling 13y ago
But don't many games already support "Fullscreen Window" or "Borderless" modes? I don't play many different games, but the ones I play have this feature already. Or is this more a thing for console ports?
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by Morphling 13y ago
What makes you think that aliens would be "all over the place"? Maybe no one has come up with FTL travel? Maybe there is a ton of life in Milkyway alone, but they aren't interested in us or maybe they are so technologically a
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by Morphling 13y ago
In my opinion programming doesn't have very much to do with math, sure both are problem solving, but they aren't related at all. You can be good at one and suck at another.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I like the idea of cloud IDE, but I just don't know if they are as flexible as I want them to be, like with adding tools and packages or connecting to staging databases via VPN.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I get a feeling there is some alternative motive behind the article. The arguments are some what valid: Mining uses electricity so it leaves a "carbon footprint", but printing money and mining gold also leaves a footprint. Unaware
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by Morphling 13y ago
Never taken actual IQ test, did one on the Mensa's website once and all it said was that I should consider taking the actual test, but I'm pretty sure that's just marketing thing. The truth is that I'm too lazy and cheap
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by Morphling 13y ago
Looks cool, but you from what I gather you can get a service such as this running for free with just a little effort. Personally I use Irissi with an extension that pushes hilights to my phone and connecting via SSH isn't a big issue o
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by Morphling 13y ago
I'm mad at myself for not having balls/faith in Bitcoin ~1 year ago. The price was around $10 per BTC and I debated if I should buy 1 coin per month just in case the price went up, but I didn't... I could have had a ton of mo
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by Morphling 13y ago
Expect: "Official Rules: 1. Eligibility: The Liberty Hackathon Contest (the “Contest”) is open only to contestants 18 years of age or older who are legal residents of the United States (“Entrants”). The Contest is subject to federal, s
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by Morphling 13y ago
Maybe it's partly because Firemen's work is hard and physically demanding and your average firemen doesn't look like what you average woman imagines. On the matter of most of us CS "geeks" and "nerds" look
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by Morphling 13y ago
I feel like the title is little misleading or maybe I'm just bias and I immediately thought that he got a developer job when he is "just" a social media/helpdesk kind a person, which is a job that needs to be done of cou

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