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akx
11y ago
And of _course_ the Indiegogo project was posted as Flexible Funding...
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akx
11y ago
Which would get immediately lost when a less savvy PNG optimizer or whatever touches the file...
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akx
11y ago
Unless you live in Finland, where it's 451'ed because of -- as I understood -- a personal grudge its operator has against our country. :)
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akx
11y ago
I could see malware authors making use of that feature. Any documentation for it?
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akx
11y ago
Regarding notation for human movement, there's Siteswap ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siteswap ) for juggling :)
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akx
11y ago
WebGL version, by iq himself: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/MdX3Rr
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akx
11y ago
Yeah, my calculation only takes into account the actual cargo space in a station wagon. If you can fit 5 people in the station wagon too and a human is about 66 liters in volume...
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akx
11y ago
The SSDs seem to win there. https://gist.github.com/akx/61302f35a9a58bd9371d
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akx
11y ago
> Oracle will fix the bug for only that utf-8 code point, and not all other utf-8 points that also cause the bug Heh: > [...] (and without learning lessons from what you find, it really is “whack a code mole”) [...]
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akx
11y ago
But in this case you'd want to use a constant-time string comparison function, which, afaik, strcmp() is not.
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akx
11y ago
To be honest, I'd be alright with that as a consumer.
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akx
11y ago
Finland's official curriculum will include programming starting next year. This Reddit thread has good information on that. HTH! https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2ffw1d/program...
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akx
11y ago
Somehow I doubt that.
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akx
11y ago
This isn't directly relevant, but a while ago (nearly 2 years, apparently ._.) I wrote a thing that generates islands based on height contour lines and heightmaps based on them... https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u
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akx
12y ago
Or you could just look at, say, http://microjs.com/#ajax to find a nicer microlibrary to do exactly what you need.
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akx
12y ago
4,800 commits without commit messages? Whoa.
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akx
12y ago
I assume it forces the use of 3D composition.
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akx
12y ago
I think GitHub should have added a more descriptive error message (since they control it thanks to how the attack vector works). alert( "The site you are visiting contains malicious JavaScript.\n" + "Your co
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akx
12y ago
FWIW, I think Madeon was popular well before the mashup videos.
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akx
12y ago
Well, then they've gone to some lengths to make it look like it's not. > <meta name="GENERATOR" content="MSHTML 8.00.6001.18828">
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akx
12y ago
Except, you know, the App Store rules explicitly forbid downloading new code over the network.
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akx
12y ago
I knew I had this link in my bookmarks for a reason... http://www.demeterfragrance.com/704174/products/Rain.html
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akx
12y ago
In which case you'll probably inevitably end up building something with a suboptimal stack -- and limiting novelty also means you won't learn anything _new_, which sounds more terrible to me.
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akx
12y ago
No -- that was using video overlays for hardware acceleration. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_overlay
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akx
12y ago
Storing "post-fact" metadata such as ratings, etc. in the files themselves is a big no-no in my book, since the hashes, etc. of those files will now be changing. For the first ingestion of the data, be it from a CD or from the art
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akx
12y ago
I get the same bug, and I find it pretty attractive, really, from a glitch art standpoint... Too bad it's apparently already fixed in Chrome :)
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akx
12y ago
Countless hours wasted on playing ZTETRIS with classmates on a TI-86... It was the time I first learned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetris_effect is a thing. :D
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akx
12y ago
I wrote a glitch library some time ago too. :) http://akx.github.io/glitch/glitch_built.html
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akx
12y ago
Considering it seems to be just Python, I don't see what makes it Ubuntu only.
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akx
12y ago
You, uh, don't even have to just recognize the port number, reading the article is enough... > [...] These workers all connect to a MongoDB replicaset to update and read data [...] > 27017 = port mongod is listening on
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