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by SG- 11y ago
Adblocking is already a thing on desktops/laptops and iOS 9 isn't going to ship with an Adblocker turned on or included. People will have to go download one in the App Store just like how they'd currently do in their deskt
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by SG- 11y ago
I think the sensible solution (and this goes for anything where there's security or privacy concern like WebGL) is to block it by default however to prompt the user that the website wants to use WebRTC. The user can then choose to allo
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by SG- 11y ago
If there's security concerns then it should prompt the user to allow/deny as well as whitelist the site for the future with a setting that lets people disable WebRTC easily (not in some obscure area).
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by SG- 11y ago
That gameplay looks more like Wolfenstein but with Duke sprites. I honestly feel bad for kids who thought they were getting a decent game or reading about games being released around the world and seeing images of them and thinking that Seg
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by SG- 11y ago
If she started eating nothing but pizza she would probably claim pizza was the solution.
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by SG- 11y ago
I dunno, I think the last thing anyone wants are more dialogs on websites, especially mobile.
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by SG- 11y ago
I'm seeing this exact thing at a restaurant I work at during weekends. Owner shows up once a week to drop off pay checks and lives in another city (1.5 hours away). All those points pretty much apply.
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Microsoft releases emergency Windows patch for critical security flaw(mashable.com)
1 points by SG- 11y ago|0 comments
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by SG- 11y ago
I'm pretty sure fail2ban will catch these.
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CVE Request for OpenSSH vulnerability – authentication limits bypass(seclists.org)
1 points by SG- 11y ago|1 comments
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by SG- 11y ago
because they had previously tested it and knew what each function was doing. this was the Hackers movie with them flying around a computer and poking and prodding random things.
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by SG- 11y ago
ya well all they did was stall the engine, they didn't tell the car to apply the brakes.
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by SG- 11y ago
Never talk to the police. At least in places like St-Louis and other cities with historically bad police departments (most of the US).
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by SG- 11y ago
At least it's not something engineer like every other job in the tech field.
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by SG- 11y ago
Depends what part of the world you're in.
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by SG- 11y ago
it isn't, it's pretty easy to measure CPU usage along with energy usage with the exact same video file across multiple browsers on the same computer and across different players (html5 vs flash).
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by SG- 11y ago
I specifically mention that even when it tries to do hardware acceleration it isn't as efficient. I know it does h264 hardware acceleration along with 3D stuff. It does it, it just does it really poorly compared to native alternative
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by SG- 11y ago
Safari: http://f.cl.ly/items/2J3Y0W473c3y1N2s401k/Screen%20Shot%2020... http://f.cl.ly/items/2X2X303p3q2i2a2d2M3o/Screen%20Shot%2020...
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by SG- 11y ago
it's an expression. it means the majority.
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by SG- 11y ago
getting the GPU to offload stuff and letting the host OS deal with it instead of layers of browser plugins still sounds better (even when Flash tries to use hardware acceleration). for example, it's much more efficient to let the brows
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by SG- 11y ago
or its upstream vendors should drop them but I doubt they want to lose any money.
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by SG- 11y ago
some people are clearly willing to use it, especially for games that are a bit more casual and story driven. and like I said there's no huge risk where you're sitting on all this top-end hardware to play the games with this setup
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by SG- 11y ago
previously they'd call their stuff OpenSomething... OpenDoc, OpenTransport etc.
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by SG- 11y ago
I guess you're not going to own all the infrastructure and simply have it as a cost of business which you can pass on to the customer. On top of that hardware costs vs performance along with hardware h264 encoding is getting cheaper.
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Revised and much faster, run your own high-end cloud gaming service on EC2(lg.io)
592 points by SG- 11y ago|231 comments
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by SG- 11y ago
Yet, besides it's not so much about utilizing it all.
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by SG- 11y ago
These rumours remind me so much of Apple back in the 90s, just search for AMD buyout and every major company gets listed. More importantly and maybe the reason a buyout hasn't happened is the x86 license and how it likely can't be
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Spend your leap second here(spendyourleapsecondhere.com)
1 points by SG- 11y ago|0 comments
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by SG- 11y ago
Yes along with USB network adapters (you lose whatever settings you set). Just a pain and not what anyone would actually want.
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by SG- 11y ago
Small things like this is what starts bothering me about Windows (they add up). The 'Found New Hardware' wizard will also come up each time you plug it in a different USB port (along with the annoyances that comes with).

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