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Good point, I totally forgot about hardware decoders.
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FilteredPaste.js – Take Control Over Pasted Input, Unstyle, Restyle…
(willemmulder.github.io)
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Fully agree with you on that. Perfectionism or shooting the bird with one bullet only is not what made Facebook a billion dollar company. a) Serve b) Improve quality c) goto a)
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Don't forget about Firefox OS! Imagine what impact H.264 would do there. Firefox OS and Tizen are the BigBets now, because TelCo's manufacturers don't like to rely on Google for delayed OS updates anymore. That's why the
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Open Source Client Management & Billing Software
(boxbilling.com)
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Anyone having luck talking to people through XMPP Audio/Video with an opensource client? It's ironic that Twitter, Facebook, Skype, Yahoo, AOL, Google et al. use XMPP in one or the other proprietary form. It's opensource, man
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BoxGrinder - Create your own Virtual Appliances
(boxgrinder.org)
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Archipel - On Demand Virtual Machine Orchestration
(archipelproject.org)
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Code examples: http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/c--/download/c--exn.pdf Slides: http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/c--/download/c--exnslides.ps.gz Audio: http://wino.eecs.harvar
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Yeah, same here dude. My mom couldn't distinguish between Windows and Ubuntu and also has not seen any difference between Word and OpenOffice, except that she couldn't find the bulk letter function. She kept using it for years, lu
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LnF Awards 2012
(docs.google.com)
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Hmm, what if both are right? It could be a floating prison, filled with a giant data-center! The NSA+Google tie could mean that they both needed an interrogation free zone, one for torture, the other for stealing data. Both would benefit fo
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JavaScript Tracing Made Simple – Spy JS
(spy-js.com)
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Do you suggest to apply the Bayes' theorem to verify the result's validity? As compilers: TCC, LLVM Clang and GCC come into my mind.
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People who believe in being able to buy social status are the ones perfectly fooled by advertisements! Someone can be butt ugly, poor and stupid, but still have the highest social status and popularity in most social environments. What make
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Infinite Weft
(blprnt.com)
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IUI - Mobile web framework for high-end devices
(iui-js.org)
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Unique variations on a 3×4 grid
(3x4grid.com)
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HTML KickStart - Ultra–Lean HTML Building Blocks for Rapid Website Production
(99lime.com)
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If a dissident hacks into a government site or does something else like speaking out his opinion, will I get arrested for them, when I live in a neighbour country? Or even get arrested for their actions on hacking stuff? I mean the US and E
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Not worth it for academia means, that academia deserves something better than a vendor lock-in, by some closed-source software. It deserves a medium that doesn't stand in it's way, but empowers students/professors, scientists
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Sir, this article is perfect!
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I'd say shamelessly copied from the much better article from here: http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-His... I once needed a ChangeLog file, so I wrote this: # create ChangeLog file out
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I'm on a similar path, but I decided to learn it through a MOOC. Why don't you also join a MOOC? I'm not sure where and how to do this atm, so suggestions to do this in Germany are welcome. I'll do a master's degre
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I met some interesting guy when having a coffee outside, who showed me some stuff he develops at his company.. holy shit, it was unlike anything I had ever imagined that shipping container technology was close to. He sold something like goo
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EDIT: 5) Credits, Honor, Job Offers & Opportunities to make $$$$$$$
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@smokinn thank you for the great video! I didn't know that the onion had such quality talks. I personally use Mendeley, but only to obtain other people's Papers and sync my Bibtex fies. @afandian NOT OPENSOURCE! Not worth it for a
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hhahaha, this question is so ironic!! It's a Quantum Computer and it's not, at the same time. hahaha :) hang on: I know that they proved that it's a quantum computer, so this article only criticizes the degree of it's Qu
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Simple answer. Star Trek like. NLP + AI + Data-Flow-Based Programming. ☛ "Computer make a sandwich, with extra cheese!" • 1:Computer analyses the command, reverse-engineers the receipe on an atomar/molecular level. •
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wow that looks insanely close to what I remember from Terminator. Compare yourself: http://imm.io/1iQis
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