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Mckoi Distributed Database (MckoiDDB)(mckoi.com)
1 points by X4 15y ago|0 comments
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Is Reuters speechless on Fr. 13th?
1 points by X4 15y ago|0 comments
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by X4 15y ago
Thank you Sir. You're right I've confused Beagle with Beagleboard, that of course is a huge difference. I stay in accord with your opinion about dumbed down environments. The Arduino boards, a "Beagle" and an Oscillator surely make out a ni
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by X4 15y ago
Thank you for your valuable response Mr. Roberts! The RasperryPi developers argued that it's more powerful and extensible than an Arduino or Beagleboard. I can't tell if it's the case or not, b/c I've not played with those yet. But Wikipedi
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by X4 15y ago
I agree, it's not an optimal experience on all devices and having a standalone solution instead of an SaaS hosted one is a lot better, but FogCreek Software builds awesome products admittedly. That's why I also recommend trying it.
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by X4 15y ago
We used ASANA for several months and it turned out that it god better by the time, it's still not efficient collaboration and the emails send out, kill a lot of useful time. -1 for ASANA from an early adopter.
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by X4 15y ago
Hi dlf! Please take a look at software developed by http://www.fogcreek.com/ Kiln, Trello and FogBugz are a good trio. Checkout http://www.fogcreek.com/kiln/ for example.
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Ask HN: Open Source Hardware Kits for Children
10 points by X4 15y ago|5 comments
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by X4 15y ago
Feels good to be on the right track :) I was developing gateways using klarna.
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Interfaces you can feel (electrostatic vibration)(senseg.com)
2 points by X4 15y ago|0 comments
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by X4 15y ago
No, but Wine trading appears to be giving back more in return than the investment costs compared to Diamonds. At least according to your story. I can't imagine it's that difficult, but according to your story I might be wrong. A friend made
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by X4 15y ago
I saw a friend doing a transaction, that inspired me. Here's a video to it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOQeZGe83YM
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by X4 15y ago
even better, but I know there were huge efforts to detect these type of transmission and block them entirely. If you're with comcast you probably know about it. Many providers use deep-packet inspection now! :(
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by X4 15y ago
Fun I had a similar idea on April this year, I thought about using streaming png's (nodejs) as information source, first I was thinking about using some qr-code technique to make transmissions secure. Then I thought, I could use something b
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by X4 15y ago
Implementation is in Java :( Sidechannel possible through timing attacks based on time used for decrypting, that way information about the private key can also be obtained. More information here: http://www.cdc.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/r
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by X4 15y ago
Censorship in images, the TIME Magazine as prime example: http://imgur.com/gallery/W2Y5u
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by X4 15y ago
/index.asp oh please, what's a challenge worth when I can find out the solution without solving it, by going to the application url. My naive proxy thought it's advertisment and didn't allow me apply hehe. also we're lucky they exclude non-
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Lockless Inc. High-Performance Memory Allocator (Now Open Source GPL 3.0)(locklessinc.com)
4 points by X4 15y ago|0 comments
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by X4 15y ago
Nginx is nice, I also use it on production, I heard lots of good things about Lighttpd too and spent some days tweaking both. With Lighttpd I was getting near similar results in much less time than it took me to optimize Nginx. I didn't for
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by X4 15y ago
I agree TDD/BDD is the result of good planning and the byproduct is a coverage of cases into a application skeleton or bounding box.
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by X4 15y ago
hahaha :) fun, I believe I can share the same frustrations with non-programmers, except that I used to learn to make non-programmers viable tools that round-up the programming experience. It means that they can help in more ways than you ca
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by X4 15y ago
"Pee your problems away and think ahead!" "Ask yourself, why do you think the best ideas come when you're in the toilet?" It sounds trivial and you won't suspect a magic or pattern behind it. You'll think it's just coincidence, but in reali
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by X4 15y ago
Side-channels are just another way to "see" what is going on, whether it is on a keyboard, hard-disk, display, videoboard, CPU, bus, controller, etc. You've got execution time (latency), sounds, radio frequencies, electromagnetic fields, et
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by X4 15y ago
You can say it even louder, but I fear people won't hear. I heard it almost a half year ago, but the real news that Quantum Cryptography "can" be broken is a lot older. Adding more randomness doesn't add more security, but just another shad
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by X4 15y ago
Hi Edward, I've asked myself the same question. My approach was data-driven and similar to what @sitkack recommends you. I really like that people like you exist and ask questions like that. The only way to a better world imho. I dislike @w
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by X4 15y ago
Hi zeit_geist, to me the problems you've described in your blog post are specifically application model problems. I think we shouldn't abstract the application model into the database, but the database into the application model. I know a v
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Perforce Chronicle (Concurrent editing, Versioning with MongoDB etc.)(perforcechronicle.com)
1 points by X4 15y ago|0 comments
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by X4 15y ago
Why is this news worth getting published for every update?
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by X4 15y ago
http://s1.directupload.net/file/d/2691/fglehhsj_jpg.htm http://i44.tinypic.com/2lc8q37.jpg Many upset people discuss their experiences and view in Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Battlefield-3-Pc/product-reviews/B002I...
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EA's Origin may be glorified spyware, causes mass upset(destructoid.com)
115 points by X4 15y ago|63 comments

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