Pigo

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by Pigo 9y ago
That's a good point, a lot of this seems like it can be explained with some context or just asking why you'd ever want to do that.
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by Pigo 9y ago
Thanks, I got thrown off when I seen PWA talking about service workers, it sounded simlar to the data channels talked about in WebRTC. I haven't had a chance to dip in to either yet.
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by Pigo 9y ago
Can someone explain the difference between progressive web apps and webRTC? Are they related, or completely separate technologies? I just heard about them around the same time, and it seems like they have some things in common.
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by Pigo 9y ago
The best possible business apps, including the Thyssenkrupp promo, revolved around conferencing with people in real time in an augmented reality space. Someone can help you while viewing what you're seeing, and interact with you using
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by Pigo 9y ago
We got a couple at my company and I've built some protoypes for it, and threw up a little blog for it. The cool thing is the HoloToolkit which seems to be maintained by some xbox developers, and scripts all the functionality you need t
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by Pigo 9y ago
> last-man-standing nature see every game, ever... So how do you feel about the Game of Life? Did it give you PTSD?
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by Pigo 9y ago
I guess scrabble is a bad idea because it causes fights when someone doesn't understand the concept of proper nouns? Oh my gosh, conflict, let's just throw the game away to spare everyone's feelings.
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by Pigo 9y ago
I think it's funny how this little trivia about Monopoly gets brought up constantly, I think just to spark a debate about economics. Is this really not common knowledge already?
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by Pigo 9y ago
>It’s important to understand that this exploit was not a vulnerability in Ethereum or in Parity itself. Rather, it was a vulnerability in the default smart contract code that the Parity client gives the user for deploying multi-signatur
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by Pigo 9y ago
I thought this entire article was almost comical, and posted here for laughs. There's nothing new about the weak-minded being influenced by something as simple as being exposed to 10,000 political campaign signs in their neighbors yard
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by Pigo 9y ago
So none of this functionality would work for mobile browsers? Or can you at least receive messages somehow? After some googling I found OpenWebRTC which says "WebRTC standard would transcend the pure browser environment and that native
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by Pigo 9y ago
I'll admit I fall into the camp of not believing the "Johnny Depp Transcendence AI" is right around any corner (neither is an Martian apartment complex for that matter). But I also believe it's the journey to such AI tha
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by Pigo 9y ago
It's very disheartening that this is a battle that doesn't seem to end. They are just going to keep bringing proposals in hopes that one time there won't be enough noise to scare politicians, or worse the politicians are alre
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by Pigo 9y ago
I sincerely wish people would get as upset about the regional monopolies ISP's have as they do about net neutrality. We have a serious problem the way things are now, and they just want to make it worse by grabbing even more power.
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by Pigo 9y ago
I'm not sure what the right adjective is to describe how it makes me feel when I encounter one, especially if it's with a company that we're doing serious business with. Disrespectful? Condescending? I think belittling works,
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by Pigo 9y ago
I understand the importance of well thought out back-end architecture, and that it isn't my realm. I just have to say that I really enjoy building things in the MEAN stack, and had fun learning MongoDB. For a long time all I had ever d
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by Pigo 9y ago
I just don't get Facebook anymore, and I've never enjoyed Twitter. I understand they can still be useful tools for finding out some news quick, or sharing pictures of your kids with grandma. But is there anything online that is ev
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by Pigo 9y ago
On a side note, I really can't stand Jira, and don't understand why it's become so popular. Even visual studio online is far less cumbersome, and easier to navigate.
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by Pigo 9y ago
The only way a nuclear system could be compromised is if there was some idiot surfing the internet on it, or if someone intricately familiar with the systems and network tailored an exploit to target it. If we have teams of people targeting
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by Pigo 9y ago
So you think this stockpile is mostly viruses/trojans that would target random users and hope it spreads to important systems, or hope there's important systems manned by naive people? These kind of exploits are everywhere, and I&
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by Pigo 9y ago
Two questions 1. Why do they not simply take the weapons of a network? Maybe store it on some physical media, or a computer not networked unless it's time to take a Kim down a notch? 2. Are these "weapons" really that dastard
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by Pigo 9y ago
Altered Beast was the one game I was willing to admit jealousy to the Sega guys for, still not sure I'd trade Excite bike for it though.
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by Pigo 9y ago
My 5 year old son has recently become fascinated with the solar system, and Mars in particular. He's really interested in Olympus Mons too, which is why I was bummed to see it was mostly missing from the map. Why would there not be eno
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by Pigo 9y ago
How does everyone training themselves to think more alike create better people? As the Vulcans say "infinite diversity in infinite combinations." I find inspiration in new view points, especially when I disagree with them.
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by Pigo 9y ago
The kids seem to be more into picture and messaging hangouts, but those things are lost into the ether (you hope anyways). Myspace jumped the shark customization wise, but there was a unique mix of the site helping you to find people and ha
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by Pigo 9y ago
We had innovation team member spawn a project that would track how often call center reps were seated and monitor their activity. I had to be the party-pooper that brought up how Draconian his amazing idea was. I told our lead I refused to
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by Pigo 9y ago
I completely agree, and it's the very reason social media holds no interest for me anymore. I think people have forgotten what it used to be like on Myspace and the early days of Facebook. Social media was about self expression and fin
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by Pigo 9y ago
It's definitely not something I'm interested in, and that's all I'm saying. I like having a family, spending time with my family, and having a fully functional digestion system. If people want to, I say more power to the
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by Pigo 9y ago
I only skimmed the article, but Mars doesn't have a protective magnetic field either. Does that make electronics, and well us, it vulnerable to the sun?
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by Pigo 9y ago
I'm glad when I see I'm not the only one who thinks living on Mars would be awful. I only skimmed the article, but I didn't see any ideas on supplementing the 62.5% less gravity. I can't imagine what that'd do to yo

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