MrUnderhill

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by MrUnderhill 12y ago
Well, only sort of: GPS is the initialism for a specific system (and QZSS provides corrections for that particular system's satellites, among other things), not a generic term for global navigation satellite systems. Had it said "
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by MrUnderhill 13y ago
With orbit and clock corrections delivered to the receiver in ~real time (such as Fugro's G2), you'll get <10cm (95%) on a standalone receiver.
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by MrUnderhill 13y ago
Weirdly, I have the complete opposite experience with dojo. The streamlined AMD loading makes it really easy to write modularized, structured projects and build it into release bundles. The store concept and compliant widgets are excellent,
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by MrUnderhill 13y ago
Seconded. xdebug and the vim plugin "vdebug" ( https://github.com/joonty/vdebug ) work like a charm.
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by MrUnderhill 13y ago
Interesting. The newly established Norwegian Pirate Party ( http://piratpartiet.no/ ) will also be running in the parliamentary election this September.
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by MrUnderhill 13y ago
Apologies for replying without an answer, but I'd love to know this as well. Additionally, how/where is the hardware produced? I'd gladly pay twice this and more for full openness software/hardware/ethics-wise.
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Off topic: The ultra light custom fonts a lot of websites use nowadays (looks like "Bariol" on this site), do they look bad to anyone other than me? Both in Firefox and Opera (Linux) many of the lines are invisible or barely visible (exampl
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
That's not JSON though, it's executable Javascript. This whole issue is (was) about Arrays accidentally becoming executable Javascript. To elaborate: Let's say I have a data API http://bank/sensitiveData which returns JSON: ["bmjs", "
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
This is a very old blog post, it's probably a good idea to add (2007) to the title to avoid confusion. AFAIK, the ability to override the Array constructor has been fixed in all modern browsers. Here's a blog post by John Resig about the sa
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Thanks for this post! I too have Crohn's (and ankylosing spondylitis), but I had not heard of Modulen before. I also very much share the sentiments of the article author, so I'm a bit bummed to hear you found it to be a terrible experience.
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Looks like VIM is one of his first priorities. From the indiegogo page: > The funding goal is computed to allow me to work for three months at about half the income I make with my usual consulting work. (The other half is made up in th
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Very nice. Happy to see it work in Opera too - thanks!
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Very interesting. From the specs it seems like a hefty step up from the cheap dealextreme DVB stick.
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Since it would be post processing anyway, one could possibly also make use of corrections from IGS ( http://igscb.jpl.nasa.gov/components/prods.html ) (or similar) to get extremely precise tracks. Quite nifty.
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
I too do this, and sometimes compulsively drag large portions of highlighted text around as well. Annoyingly, Opera seems to open in new tabs any links in the highlighted area when the dragged text is released. This has led to me up/down vo
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
I've always wondered why the platform Blender uses hasn't turned into a generic UI toolkit or even window manager. Granted, Blender itself is rather overwhelming at first glance, but you only have to spend a few minutes with it to fall in l
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
Novell kb: http://www.novell.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=7001865 SLE9 (kernel 2.6.5-7.325): NOT AFFECTED SLE10-SP1 (kernel 2.6.16.54-0.2.12): NOT AFFECTED SLE10-SP2 (kernel 2.6.16.60-0.42.54.1): NOT AFFECTED SLE10-SP3 (kernel 2.6.
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by MrUnderhill 14y ago
The leap second is added at the same point in time regardless the timezone your server is configured to use. So if you're GMT+3, the leap second will be inserted at 03:00 local time. From the answer: "The reason this is occurring before the
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by MrUnderhill 15y ago
I'd love to see a vim plugin that uses (for example) V8 to provide code completion for large "pure" Javascript projects (in a similar vein as clang_complete for C++). Has anyone come across something like that?
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by MrUnderhill 15y ago
The first time I opened the specs page (right after this was posted), there was no mention of GLONASS for me either. Looking at google's cache atm, it's not there either ( http://goo.gl/ulMM7 ). When I refreshed the page 30 minutes ago, i
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by MrUnderhill 15y ago
Police confirms that there are several dead. http://twitter.com/#!/search?q=%23osloexpl
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by MrUnderhill 16y ago
True enough, I'm not sure why I forget KDevelop. Possibly (and yes, my insides ache when I'm being this superficial, but I can't help it) because it looks ghastly.
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by MrUnderhill 16y ago
Most people I talk to seem to think QtCreator is only any good if you're developing Qt applications. Not so! It's imho actually a marvellous IDE for any C++ project. The debugger is allright, and the auto complete / code navigation is excel
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by MrUnderhill 16y ago
Looks very nice - Amarok has been my favorite music player for years now. Lately I've been using more and more of the online streaming services, however (Spotify, Grooveshark, Wimp etc.). I hope future music players will have the ability to