SchizoDuckie

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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
I'm doing exactly the same with http://duckie.tv/ Runs as: - Mobile (Phonegap) - Native (nw.js) - Website - Chrome extension with exactly the same codebase.
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Now shall we talk about date pickers? With timezones? And input/output formats? Nah, let's not :P
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Open source, cross-platform video player with language learning features(github.com)
2 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|0 comments
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The UX Dark Patterns(medium.com)
1 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|0 comments
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
> Language Checklist > > When you have answered those high-level questions, it's a good time to talk to your teammates and pick up a language! No, No and No. Please, just use something that's as close to plain javascript
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Super cool. I can really use this for DuckieTV's custom search engine definition form i'm working on! http://i.imgur.com/lT7hUTj.png
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
more more more :D you have me in tears here. I recently had one in The Netherlands that was trying to look smart by using expensive words but then failed to apply the basic syntactic rules of Dutch grammar. They also always start these days
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Contains too much detailed information about the company and too little spelling errors.
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Fixing Photoshop(medium.com)
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Apple devs wontfix webkit bugs by Jake Archibald because “he's a dick about it”(twitter.com)
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Open-source Playstation 4 SDK(github.com)
166 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|23 comments
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
No. People have the same problems with patterns as with passwords. Patterns are even more predictable then passwords because a human is lazy and will create an 'easy' pattern.
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
What is the architectural use case for passing function names as strings? You could just pass the named function around imo and not lose IDE Code completion and all that.
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Please, don't make me resize my browser for a demo, add a screenshot. This implementation works very nice for sites that have like 6 menu items, but the reason designers loved these fricking hamburger menus is because they could stuf
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
All I wanted to know is 'what the hell is bpnm' but apparently that's a question that never gets asked.
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Openhub.net now requires you to give them your ceel phone # to do any edit(openhub.net)
1 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|0 comments
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
I'm more interested in what they're going to do to push updates to android 2.x+ devices. Will it even be technically possible without vendors?
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
It's very suitable! (I'm using it in DuckieTV in production, works like a charm!) Basically, you can use xmlhttp to fetch any webpage becaused of relaxed restrictions. then use DOMParser (a built-in browser component, that you can
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
I think it would be awesome if we can somehow hook this into some API that grabs - the process list - list of the window positions - text under a cursor - provides an interface to create specialized keyboard/mouse actions for specific
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Related CVE: http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/577140 Applies to (at least) some DELL computers as well. TLDR: There's a bug in some UEFI BIOSes that don't set the read-only flag when a computer comes back
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Mac EFI Update 2015-001: malicious root app may be able to modify EFI flash(support.apple.com)
1 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|1 comments
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Pro tip: create a chrome extension with permissions on all http:// and https:// sites, or run it through Node-Webkit/nw.io, then you can use the generic DOMParser and querySelectorAll with a pretty fluent interf
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
How does this classify as 'hacker news'?
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
That's just an algorithm, a far stretch from a neural net playing 2048. It has been done though: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=neural+net+2048 Still, it would be awesome to see a JS neural net playing a
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
Allright, now somebody please hook this into a game of 2048 and let the machines show us how it' s done.
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
So what happens when somebody just defaces one and draws a couple of extra lines?
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Show HN: One day weekend project: Chrome Plugin that controls Philips Smart TVs(github.com)
2 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|0 comments
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Hacking Team’s Flash 0-day: Potent enough to infect actual Chrome user(arstechnica.com)
4 points by SchizoDuckie 11y ago|0 comments
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
and this, kids, is why you check in your dependencies with your project. You can refer to them in your vendor folder for fun, no problem. BUT KEEP A LOCAL COPY IN YOUR REPO This is for Composer, as wel as for NPM. You now introduced a third
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by SchizoDuckie 11y ago
While I agree with this, Adobe does have the knowledge and skills to hook a fuzzer into their Flash source on sandboxes and vm's, and basically let a fuzzer rip. When you build one of the most installed pieces of software in the world,

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