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by Zash 15y ago
Is this why products often enter market at a high price, which is then lowered gradually?
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by Zash 15y ago
They didn't write it, but based on that they were hiring XMPP devs before, it's likely that they are running ejabberd.
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by Zash 15y ago
If only it didn't obscure the screen. Maybe it could be attached with a hinge or something?
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by Zash 15y ago
Right click on page, then select 'Send Link...'. (At least in Firefox)
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by Zash 15y ago
Obligatory: http://xkcd.com/936/
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by Zash 15y ago
This notion of replacing every protocol with HTTP greatly depresses me.
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by Zash 15y ago
There's also 407 Proxy Authentication Required
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by Zash 15y ago
How about 402 Payment Required?
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by Zash 15y ago
Or has been online sometime during the last 72 hours. But yes, not the best article.
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by Zash 15y ago
Summary: It's easy to find out the IP address of an arbitrary Skype user from their username, which can be found in the Skype global directory. This is done by calling the user, but without the UI notifying user. Nor able is the user able t
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by Zash 15y ago
Or claim that all of them ripped off Neonode
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by Zash 15y ago
√5×.5+.5
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by Zash 15y ago
and get X.org rendering to <canvas> and then run a browser on that
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by Zash 15y ago
But then you need a battery or something. How about switching to the secondary memory if you plug it in, pull it out and plug it in again? Then you might be able to get away with a small capacitor that would get charged on the first connect
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by Zash 15y ago
Even I have made something like that! Except it's not a blog, and pretty featureless. But it can be combined with sshfs or whatever that lets you poke with the source text files. https://github.com/Zash/WikiDav
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by Zash 15y ago
If not, software that does the same for plain text might work.
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by Zash 15y ago
Good luck getting everyone to switch from IE6.
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by Zash 15y ago
Yeah, this is unfortunately in the same bucket as all the other awesome things we could do if NAT didn't exist :(
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by Zash 15y ago
There is this thing called Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) already, which does sort of what SPDY does, without breaking the OSI model. Ie multiple concurrent streams over a single session. Not sure how it interacts with SSL/TLS
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by Zash 15y ago
From the blog post: > * Internet connection required (for now). There's this thing called caching. ;) Also, cache manifest.
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by Zash 15y ago
Quickly, someone, make an identical looking site that actually uploads whatever you drop on it! ;)
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by Zash 15y ago
In this world where everything is done through a browser, where would I drop my files from? On a serious note, can one drop an attachment from say gmail onto that? And dear someone, please tell me that sha1sum & friends exists for Windo
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by Zash 15y ago
And then they (Facebook) expect you to give them your mail- and other IM credentials. At least they do have DIGEST-MD5 auth, so you can still login with most normal XMPP clients.
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by Zash 15y ago
Two things: 1. How does one access the SSL session ID from PHP? 2. Wouldn't that ID change with almost every request?
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by Zash 15y ago
Apparently it's <oauth-access-token>@messenger.live.com.
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by Zash 15y ago
I approve of this.
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by Zash 15y ago
From http://dot-p2p.org/ > We currently believe the best way to create a stable environment for TLDs is to enact a central authority. We know this will cause much argument within the community, but we have made the decision that we be