RoryH

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by RoryH 13y ago
for ROFL's and LOL's open the page in IE8
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by RoryH 13y ago
Definitely used it alot when travelling around Europe. We still have inflated fees for date roaming here, so having offline maps comes in handy for visiting cities abroad.
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by RoryH 13y ago
This put a smile on my face. There's something nice and simple about it.
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by RoryH 13y ago
While reading it you may have also noticed the fact this person is Polish, meaning English is not their first language.
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by RoryH 13y ago
People actually watch Glenn Beck!? That would explain alot!
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by RoryH 13y ago
Why is this a subscription pricing model?.. if all the data is stored on peers Space Monkeys, then the only ongoing cost of keeping it running is electricity for the unit and bandwidth for the connection. Unless it's a way to draw out more
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by RoryH 13y ago
The huge market may keep Windows in the game longer than anticipated is the often-overlooked monopoly they have with DirectX, and graphic drivers that work (reference to my recent experience using Ubuntu for a while with nVidia hardware)
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by RoryH 14y ago
Can we organise 1 day where nobody tests any web application in IE6... just to see if there's actually anybody left using it IRL? :-)
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by RoryH 14y ago
Could you possibly take some time to tell us how the switch from Linode went and how you feel about it now? (I'm a Linode customer)
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by RoryH 14y ago
What is to stop a malicious person standing next to you saying "Ok Glass... rm -rf /" ?
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by RoryH 14y ago
I'm a web developer that implementes designs given to me. Most often in modern times they include custom fonts. I always just ignore this and go with the closest system-available equivalent font. Reasons: - Delayed rendering of text (as per
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by RoryH 14y ago
Ack! I wish designers would not always augment their designs with good looking people smiling, it only slants the emotional reaction in the designs favour when the real content in practice will rarely be as pretty/optimistic. I think all de
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by RoryH 14y ago
'Redmond is (still) evil' it seems :-)
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by RoryH 14y ago
Curl is great to have, but remembering all the options flags is a pain. Nowadays I use: Chrome: "Postman" extension Firefox: "REST Client" addon ...both great utilities for creating and saving any HTTP request you need.
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by RoryH 14y ago
They are going to be patenting sandwiches next!
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by RoryH 14y ago
Wow, I use Chrome on my HP Touchpad running ICS and I think it's great. I was surprised as I had previously always been happy with the stock browser.
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by RoryH 14y ago
I think the BBC 'Origins of us' series covered this in an episode also. They conclude that where humans evolved from in Africa changed from being lush forest to grassy plains at one time. We as a result had to evolve to catch prey and as th
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by RoryH 14y ago
I currently just backup my digital photos (~20Gb) to S3 via replication from my QNAP NAS... works out about $3 per month... I'll probably use the option they mention here to auto move content to Glacier from S3 coming soon... "In the coming
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by RoryH 14y ago
Like the "Video playing" checkbox on the left? ;-)
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by RoryH 14y ago
If you are willing to use HTML5 'magic', could you not stream the JS down via a web socket and then execute it? That would prevent most of the conventional HTTP intercepts from having access to the code.
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by RoryH 14y ago
They are perfect because they charge $70 for gigabit fiber. period. :-D
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by RoryH 14y ago
Does the local Tesco have those price-checker barcode scanners in the aisle's... That's a good place to check if the fake barcodes work.
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by RoryH 14y ago
This is crazy!
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by RoryH 14y ago
Looks like the same thing but just in Chrome... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application
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by RoryH 14y ago
Brilliant, I have a use case for this, nice timing :-)
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by RoryH 14y ago
Ahhhh, now I get it :-)
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by RoryH 14y ago
Would be interested to see a demo or screenshots also!
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by RoryH 14y ago
Doesn't currently support Internet Explorer?! That's a deal-breaker still unfortunately.
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by RoryH 14y ago
He uses Flight Simulator 2002 via networked machines for each screen!... I'm surprised he couldn't get one rig to run all the screens now. Really impressive setup.
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by RoryH 14y ago
Anybody tried one of these? the imWatch? http://www.imwatch.it/ie-en/ I'm curious to hear what they are like... disclaimer: I too succumbed to the Pebble deal on Kickstarter... Moooaaar gadgets!!

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