MrBra

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   Thingful – Mapping the Internet of Things(thingful.net)

   1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Nice. Finally computers approached the age of writing. :)
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   Given the limited number of gestures this is cheap and easy. This is as easy as "did the user go left or right after touching? Ok, then did it go up or down?". Analizying a trajectory is a completely different thing.
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   This is totally different and makes sense. You simply observe if mouse moves off within a certain angle to not make a submenu disappear. This is cheap and useful. It helps the submenu not disappear when you are moving to it, not having to m
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   For ref. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EViG0Q4lTeA http://www.templeos.org/ original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8349910 I am just bringing this up again because I th
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   We should help this guy(youtube.com)

   1 points by MrBra 12y ago|1 comments
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   I just subscribed to a subreddit and now I am told that I can show my "flair" on that subreddit. What is a flair? Then, a row below, I'm shown "what it does look like". What I see? My username. Way to go. Also, it&#
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   "A slightly more advanced method is to monitor mouse movement and analyze its trajectory to detect “collisions” with actionable elements like buttons." Is this a joke?
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   by MrBra 12y ago

   I appreciate the time you took to write this. Of course I could figure out every single feature if I spent a T time on it. And of course sometimes I've just used the focus-on-content-only approach. But, my point is that when I look at
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    There is this tiny detail about Meteor, that is has been funded $11.2 million. - https://www.meteor.com/blog/2012/07/25/meteors-new-112-milli... - http://venturebeat.com/2012/07&#x2F
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    Your World of Text /hackernews(yourworldoftext.com)

    5 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    Windows Update Prank(fediafedia.com)

    2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    I'm not sure a rookie could build a social network platform together with a distributed revenue system on top of it, without having ever been exposed to what SSL is, because that'd be the only excuse for not implementing it, unles
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Don't act like you are burning in ENVY. It's not my startup and I'm not even remotely connected to it (like the pun?). I just submitted a link about it. Chill.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Thanks for the heads up, it can't be something that big (at least based on funding) dedicates such poor attention to security... it's really a bit weird.
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    Your World of Text - Blank pages anyone can contribute in real time.(yourworldoftext.com)

    1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    HackerTyper Neo(fediafedia.com)

    2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    private video?
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    And I hadn't visited settings page yet.
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    Windows 93(windows93.net)

    91 points by MrBra 12y ago|25 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Neat. Also it would be a great feature if Github could integrate Rubocop "in-house" for ruby projects and any other similar, relevant projects for other languages.
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    Tsū is a free network that gives the social revenues back to you(tsu.co)

    2 points by MrBra 12y ago|1 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Haha, loving the description :)
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    For first: all those categories at the top of the page: who creates them? Are they the most active or are just random or arbitrarily selected? I go to https://www.reddit.com/subreddits/ and I see I am automatically sub
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    The New Kid on the Block for Ruby Servers: Raptor(akitaonrails.com)

    1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Why Ruby is not in the list?
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Why the downvotes? Open up a random HTML5-JS game right now please. Then open it with Chrome.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Fortunately, we use tools, but we are not just machines.
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Just a note to check if there are any like-minded people: Everytime I approach Reddit, I got a feeling of being overwhelmed by the interface complexity, to the point that a part of me wants to know more and finally get to use it, and anothe
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    by MrBra 12y ago

    Javascript ? - Not in the name of the Enterprise, please!