TD-Linux

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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Well, Reddit Gold is already basically donations. Have they released earnings information?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
If it was really that unsafe to use a SPV wallet, the announcement would have said so. It did say that pools need to run a full node to not lose money, but the 36GiB burden should be a lot less of a problem for them.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Why this over vimperator?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
This is basically the anti-tivoization clause of the GPLv3. Look at how much fuss was caused by that.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The only thing I've used reddit for in recent times are projects (like rust) that use it as their official forum. Otherwise, I tend to find that my needs are better filled by independent, specialized forums (RCGroups, reprap, etc), and
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
How is this an improvement over the existing tags that already have a barcode?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I'm a bit more optimistic. It's true that there are some segments (mostly Hollywood, which continues to distance itself from reality) which are insisting on stronger and stronger DRM. For example, new Hollywood 4K DRM requirements
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
>Google will be able to do likewise for NaCL apps. No they won't, because NaCl is native x86. Unless you mean PNaCl, which is a different technology with much less adoption than NaCl.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
>but for zero-knowledge guarantee I'm OK with that. How can you guarantee that when the client isn't open source?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
A number of people in my company use IRCCloud, which is a web-based client with mobile apps. It also has built in bouncer functionality - it stays logged in even when you don't have the page open.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I've noticed a dramatic rolloff in homebrew scene activity since the rise of smartphones and the like, at least in portables. Part of this is due to the (more) open nature and ubiquity of smartphones, but also due to proprietary consol
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Yes - in particular, it's done server-side by Google. It seems that there is a config option to turn it off. http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/trunk/src/content/brow...
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The Web Speech API in Chrome is implemented by calling Google Speech Recognition APIs. Firefox would have to pay for an API key to use the same service. There has been some work for client-side speech recognition in browsers though, for exa
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
That's some of it, but also it's just to see if we can come up with a better name than Daala. We also have to check trademarks, etc. There hasn't really been any major discussion around the name yet on the netvc mailing list
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Opus's contributing codecs were called CELT and SILK. The IETF working group name was just "CODEC". The name "Opus" was chosen at the end. I imagine a similar procedure will happen in the NETVC working group.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
One of the Daala developers here. The official reference Daala codebase is implemented in C89 - this is to ensure the widest possible compatibility with all sorts of weird platforms. In addition, the tooling for assembly and intrinsics are
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The vast majority of phones shipping today include VP8 in hardware. VP9 is a bit rarer at the moment. While it's up to you and your lawyer to decide whether you can ship a codec, many companies feel perfectly comfortable shipping VP8 a
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
>NaCL and its bytecode Specifically PNaCL's bytecode. NaCL is a separate product that is native code.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I really hope the SteamVR hardware includes a documented hardware interface, rather than the proprietary libovr of Oculus.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Did you file bugs for either of these two browsers?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
So the premise is that I should pay money for something with less features than Wordpress?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Yes it does, even with a neat curses based interface IIRC. No need for wireshark at all.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
If it has to be reliable as in no loss is allowed, you're going to need slightly higher latency. If TCP-level latencies are acceptable, maybe you should look at icecast. It's super simple to set up, and works in most browsers dire
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
You should take a look at the WebRTC stack. Opus => RTP => DTLS => SCTP => UDP. For simpler applications you can drop parts of that, for example just RTP over UDP if you don't need retransmissions or encryption.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
On a hidpi Thinkpad running Linux, it's certainly readable but I like the bold version better. The lowercase letter strokes seem to end in non-right-angles a lot, which bothers me a bit. Bonus picture of font rendering: https:/&#
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I hear tons of praise for QNX here, but how many people have had good experience with it? I've absolutely hated VxWorks personally, and have heard many complaints about QNX as well. Has anyone here used it and liked it more than, e.g.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I don't even understand why you would ever want to do this. You could just invert the input or output at the beginning or end (depending on what the binary tree is used for) for super cheap. It's not uprising that no one has done
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
What about this is made better by memristor processors?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
So, is there any actual documentation of this anywhere?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
This assumes cooperation with password managers. Places with arcane password requirements also hate password managers. After Firefox discontinued the ability to prevent usage of its internal password manager, my bank warns me to turn the fe

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