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Dutch telecom providers fined for violating net neutrality(translate.google.com)
3 points by Rafert 12y ago|0 comments
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Making graphene affordable(delta.tudelft.nl)
130 points by Rafert 12y ago|4 comments
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by Rafert 12y ago
Thanks. I've been using Twilight[1] so far but it's not as nice as f.lux on my desktop screen, so I'll give this a try. 1: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urbandroid...
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by Rafert 12y ago
Good ideas. Would the single song view look like solution #2? The latest SC redesign put the song info in the upper right corner, and thereby hides stuff like track lists for DJ sets behind a modal pop-up. It's very annoying to keep sw
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by Rafert 12y ago
Typo on the main page: "At disk24 we believe in privacy."
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by Rafert 12y ago
> The minimal Ubuntu 12.02 image is 627MB. Add your own application layer, and your container will most likely weight more than 1GB. I've read that using Debian (or if possible Busybox) helps in this area. See http://cont
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by Rafert 12y ago
I've tried Evernote but I've fallen in to the trap of spending more time with managing the tool than getting actual stuff done. Like quanticle said, full-blown GTD is like nuclear fusion. I've got my own thing going with Inbo
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by Rafert 12y ago
Interesting read! Do you have any thoughts on the qKey system from the Dutch startup Ubiqu? http://www.ubiqu.nl/
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by Rafert 12y ago
Afaik they ported improvements made in Android Studio back into the 'mother platform' with this new version, so the IntelliJ Android plug-in should be on par with Android Studio.
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by Rafert 12y ago
In addition to what others replied, you might be interested in this presentation by Benjamin Hindman (who co-created Mesos) to see how it all fits together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1-UEIG7u5g
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by Rafert 12y ago
Sorry to see that the older TestFlight seems to be losing functionality. Sessions show up as anonymous and remote logging doesn't work for me anymore. I'm thinking of switching to http://hockeyapp.net/
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by Rafert 12y ago
https://github.com/clusterhq/flocker seems to be doing some interesting stuff in that direction.
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by Rafert 12y ago
Why no OpenCL?
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Release of libxml2-2.9.2 (fixes DoS vulnerability)(mail.gnome.org)
2 points by Rafert 12y ago|0 comments
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by Rafert 12y ago
I like the one on https://shellshocker.net/ but I'm unsure of it's license.
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by Rafert 12y ago
SEPA mandates are a pull system as well - at least in the Netherlands these are used for (monthly) subscriptions or down payments.
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by Rafert 12y ago
Sounds similar to a site we have in the Netherlands: http://www.thuisafgehaald.nl/ ("collected from home", which is a pun on the well known site thuisbezorgd.nl or "delivered to your home", the Dutch ver
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by Rafert 12y ago
The OpenBSD Foundation donation page mentions and links back to this site...
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by Rafert 12y ago
A larger input will take longer, but for the ranges normally used for passwords it shouldn't be noticable. You want a maximum length to prevent denial of service attacks. The maximum depends on the hash you're using; Bcrypt has a
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by Rafert 13y ago
Do I understand correctly you'd need to implement small updates with Courgette [1] yourself - aka it's on the Chrome side of things, not in Omaha? [1]: http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/
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by Rafert 13y ago
No, it isn't. It would make the likes of Xamarin and RubyMotion impossible. You're confused with the fact that App Store policies do not allow downloading and running new executable code.
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by Rafert 13y ago
Just because a book isn't sold on Amazon it doesn't mean you can't find reviews somewhere else (e.g. http://www.goodreads.com/ ).
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by Rafert 13y ago
Probably because GitHub was built with Macs. And it's not like they haven't open sourced a thing...
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by Rafert 13y ago
Something similar caused a stir in the Netherlands as well, a month ago certain electronics stores where caught using wifi and bluetooth tracking alongside IR cameras. The Dutch Data Protection Authority said customers should be informed an
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by Rafert 13y ago
They're using Xamarin, according to their showcase site. This video mentions before that, they had four different codebases for four different platforms: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oETiK-v7rkE so I'm guessing
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by Rafert 13y ago
Any relationship to the cloud IDE Brightly that seemed to have been killed somewhere in 2011-2012? The leaked 'Future of Javascript' Google memo from 2010 mentions they expected Brightly to be the first app written in Dart (which
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Dutch government sued for cooperating with the NSA(translate.google.com)
2 points by Rafert 13y ago|0 comments
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by Rafert 13y ago
That is looking great! I saw something similar called http://www.computingobjects.com/qrauthinfo/ but Cleft is looking much nicer.
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by Rafert 13y ago
Same here (.nl). I guess GitHub has a list of approved domain names for this? Makes sense as .edu seems to be used in the US mostly. In that case it might take a while if you're the first student from your university to register.
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by Rafert 13y ago
Very interesting. I started with Try iOS but getting an actual app together in Xcode proved more difficult than I thought, partly because Obj-C still felt so weird after only learning Java/C# during university. I ended up buying the Big Ner

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