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akx
13y ago
I honestly first read this as "1kb Minimum Viable Product library", which would admittedly be kinda cool.
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akx
13y ago
To be exact, it's a SHARP Memory LCD. http://www.adafruit.com/products/1393 for DIYers. It's still closer to e-paper in look and feel (readable without backlight but backlightable, for instance) than what peo
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akx
13y ago
I agree. The competitors are starting to pass Nordea wrt technology though -- I've only heard good things about OP-Pohjola's Pivo app ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fi.op.android.... ), an
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akx
13y ago
For my bank (Nordea in Finland), it's numeric user id + single-use 4-digit code (on a physical card; they automatically mail you a new one when you're starting to run low on codes) to log in to net banking. A random one of ~30 mul
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13y ago
I think GP refers to pressing a screen-on button.
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akx
13y ago
And since `srand(time(NULL))` isn't ever called, it's deterministic, too!
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akx
13y ago
I think TRWTF here is that checking for (query string?) parameter existence runs a regexp...
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akx
13y ago
I think they're supposed to be image credits.
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akx
13y ago
I didn't check for profanities, but I quite like "Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaasa-aaaaaaasa-aaaaasaa-aaaaaaasa-bbbbbbbbbbb". https://pypi.python.org/simple
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akx
13y ago
http://lowlightmixes.blogspot.fi/2011/02/television-sky.html
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akx
13y ago
Considering the Cryptolocker executable does absolutely nothing to elevate itself to admin or exploit the system in any other way, it sounds you're arguing in favor of a walled garden system where only preapproved binaries may run.
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akx
13y ago
There's an option to show the unavailable songs in lists anyway, even if the song isn't playable for whichever licensing reason.
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akx
13y ago
A couple of coworkers have these: http://www.asus.com/ROG_ROG/Vulcan_ANC/ They're really quite impressive considering the lowish price. Apparently there's a new version, the Vulcan Pro... probably has th
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13y ago
(Most of) the rest are available here (not my code, just code I've used): https://github.com/Phrogz/context-blender/blob/master/contex...
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akx
13y ago
I don't think hubs (ie. the sort of switch that indiscriminately transmits every packet to every port) have been in widespread use for ages anymore.
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akx
13y ago
Yes, it would. -vf are video filters, ie. they affect the output video stream. EDIT: Misread your question, but yeah, I think you can make -vf ass read the ASS file from the (MKV, I assume?) file itself.
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akx
13y ago
I assume so.
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akx
13y ago
This is JavaScript frontend code, not the backend code.
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akx
13y ago
Neat. For the hell of it, I wanted to see how the same could be done with ffmpeg, so here's what I got in ~20 minutes: https://gist.github.com/akx/7217852 (You could add a `-vf ass=my_subtitle_file.ass` to the ffm
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akx
13y ago
Except that the formulas actually get saved in a tokenized form, without the original names, no matter what localization they're in, in the file... https://github.com/python-excel/xlrd/blob/master/xl
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akx
13y ago
It's the way Photoshop (and the rest of Adobe's suite) has done it for ages and it's intuitive in the sense that you're creating something of a copy of that ruler and its alignment.
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akx
13y ago
That's not the same program. You're using a set literal ({}) instead of a list ([]) or a tuple (()).
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13y ago
If I may ask, why? Are you bumping into some significant performance problems, for instance?
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13y ago
This reminds me: I was in the SF area, pitching a product, for a few weeks last summer. You can imagine my utter elation when somehow the mag strip on the only viable credit card I had with me ripped half off, and _nowhere_ did they accept
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13y ago
http://www.aucor.fi/blogi/epic-fail/
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akx
13y ago
At least for my Windows Chrome, the default font size is 16px, not pt. 16pt corresponds to roughly 20px on my (Windows default) settings.
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akx
13y ago
What exactly makes you say 16pt is the standard font size? For instance, the comment threads on HN are at 12px (9pt), and are entirely legible for me.
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akx
13y ago
Then use their Amsterdam data center..?
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13y ago
Modulo the promise links and other fanciness, this could be done really cheaply with S3's expiring content/links feature and a short script... I'm envisioning a CLI like this. $ linkme -e 1h picture.jpg https:/
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13y ago
In the case of Javascript hotlinking, that'll do approximately diddly squat though. if(/whatispolymath/.exec(location.href)) alert("...");
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