ZoFreX

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by ZoFreX 13y ago
I agree completely, but while my process on the Android side isn't as fast as web development, it is improving as testing tools get better. More and more my process is to edit some XML file, hit the go button, and wait 16 seconds for t
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
I'm an audiophile, and I can tell you from looking at the FFT which settings you used in LAME to make that MP3* :) Different presets set different lowpass filter values, opting for the best balance between preserving frequencies, achie
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Yes: https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en#AttacksOnOnionRo...
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Really? I make like... 3 calls a week from my phone, generally of low importance. I deal in hundreds of emails which range from the trivial to bank account details. Why would I trust Google with the latter and not the former?
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
I had a play with a whole bunch of small to mid-size Android phones and concluded that the S4 mini is quite nice. It isn't as anemic relative to the S4 as the S3 mini was to the S3, and it looks and feels good. It's about the size
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Does stealth just not work anymore?
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
I agree completely, I didn't intend to argue that this particular plane or one like it is necessary (especially as I haven't managed to read the linked article yet!), but that satellites alone are not sufficient and some form of a
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
> The only nations that can probably deny us satellite coverage, at least politically, are China and Russia It's pretty easy to deny satellite coverage. It's trivial to track satellite locations, and they pass over on a very r
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
London, UK - full time mid-level and senior developers Zipcar ( http://www.zipcar.com ) is the world's largest car-sharing company. We're trying to build a world where car club members outnumber car owners in major cit
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
From the same article: > Ensign Connan Ingham said that no non-disclosure agreements had been signed but that some local agency officials "have been asked by the owner not to talk about it." Which is it? :/
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
The laws don't say you have to use micro-usb, they just suggest it.
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
The directive is optional so I don't see why Apple would be forced to comply.
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
I agree 100%, a simple "ID checked" flag would be OK. Where I think the DPA fits into it is that without the DPA, a lot more people would store those details just because. With the DPA in place I'm a lot more comfortable shar
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
That is a very nice little enhancement though. If the app trusts the cache headers, this widens the scope from "your use of this app is compromised while on the rogue AP" to "your use of this app is compromised wherever you c
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Very, very cool. I love the approach, especially the interface that ties it all together! Nice trick to use subtitle files to grab the right bit of video automatically, too. If anyone is thinking of doing something similar, or just wants to
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
> I can refuse to let you into my house if you won't show me your passport. If you don't have a passport, then I can just refuse to let you in no matter what. How does that change if I'm running a business? Or a web-site?
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Yup. I want one now.
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Egg fried rice is great - not much prep, and the time it takes to cook once prepped is minimal. You could be eating within minutes of getting home from work if you prep the day before! As for the recipe, there are a lot of versions out ther
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Has been dropping consistently since 1995? http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/apr/25/uk-crime-falls-off... This is the most recent official statistics I can find: http://www.parliament.uk&#x2F
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
That could in part be due to them making more acts illegal with that amendment?
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Any even vaguely modern laptop offloads mpeg 4 part 10 decoding onto a decoder chip or the GPU.
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
I recently got a Unifi and I'm pretty happy with it. It's somewhere between enterprise and consumer-grade, with an administration interface and reliability / performance leaning towards the enterprise side, and price leaning
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Better TL;DR: Would you rather have 10% of functions commented or 90%? Author argues that 10% is better, if all functions are documented then documentation is obvious, noise, and often wrong. Document the non-obvious cases.
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
+1 to this, whether I'm making a quick fix or intend to do some significant work, if I'm diving into an unfamiliar project I am always overjoyed if I find 'concepts and metaphors' documentation.
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Thanks for the explanation, it's very enlightening to someone (me) who's never used haproxy. For front-end load balancing, I've been using Varnish. Is HAProxy also better at http load balancing than Varnish as well as nginx,
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
> A simple schedule for Philips Hue, so you can f.lux your house This sounds pretty cool! Has anyone who has a Hue tried this yet?
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
My personal favourite mathematical animation is the construction of Bezier curves: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bezier_curve#Constructing_B.C3....
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
On one occasion I asked someone to transfer me money while I was queueing for an ATM. Hung up the call and took the money out. It's FAST!
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Both banks I've used recently (Natwest and Halifax, not that I can recommend either) keep a saved list of people you've paid in the past, so I only had to go through that dance once for each person I paid. For the people I paid mo
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by ZoFreX 13y ago
Are pre-paid cards the only option for children in the states? I'm in the UK and I've had a debit card (attached to a bank account) since I was a young teenager.

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