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   Wikileak's 1.4GB insurance.aes256 encrypted "doomsday files"(foxnews.com)

   7 points by antimatter15 16y ago|1 comments
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   by antimatter15 16y ago

   It's not possible to take a screenshot with unprivledged javascript (there's a method to draw a window into a canvas for privledge js in firefox and a screenshot api for chrome and safari). The only way would be to use a browser extension u
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   by antimatter15 16y ago

   There's a proxy that attaches JS to a frame. It needs to be proxied to bypass the same origin js limitations. Another way you could take would be to make a browser extension. I used a similar technique in http://wikify.antimatter15.com/ser
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   by antimatter15 16y ago

   Storm Trooper! http://blotbot.co/#def172ac
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   by antimatter15 16y ago

   I guess developers use "Lorem Ipsum" along with "Hello World!" so much that it breaks Translate's statistical translation engine. Wikipedia says the english translation of the first sentence is "Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursue
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   Google Translate says "Lorem Ipsum Dolor" is "Hello World"(translate.google.com)

   25 points by antimatter15 16y ago|8 comments
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   by antimatter15 16y ago

   I'm still not sure how a decentralized DNS would handle registration, if domains were free-for-all, what's to prevent squatters from ruining everything. What if someone's domain is totally abandoned? Is there any way for someone else to tak
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   Google buys DRM company(widevine.com)

   8 points by antimatter15 16y ago|2 comments
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   Walking Man with CSS3 Animations and Tranformations(andrew-hoyer.com)

   1 points by antimatter15 16y ago|0 comments
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    The implementations are at http://www.ucombinator.org/projects/parsing/
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    Actually, I think that's just CodeMirror, not Bespin/SkyWriter. It's cool nonetheless, but personally, I would like it if they integrated it with node+jsdom (or even more awesome would be hooking it up to an actual webkit/mozilla instance).
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    Sadly, it doesn't look like it comes with socket.io, but I just hacked together http://testing.jsapp.us/ which is a sort of real-time visitor counter.
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I'm not sure why it looks that the URL is through the coral cache, and it's making the site really slow. http://blog.rabidgremlin.com/2010/11/28/4-little-words/ It's a nice idea, though the word list may be refined a bit, and there could
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    Found this http://code.google.com/p/fb-exporter/source/browse/trunk/fb-... if (request.pissOffZuckerberg) { startExportFriendData(); }
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    The Chrome extension looks like it includes more than just the exporting code, which does look like something that could be fairly trivially made into a bookmarklet. http://code.google.com/p/fb-exporter/source/browse/trunk/fb-... But it a
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." - Article 1, Section 8, Clause 8 of the United States Constitutio
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    Even if copyright was hypothetically abolished, it doesn't make this "intellectual dishonesty" any less intellectually dishonest. In that case, it would be up to the school to penalize that - which is exactly what happens most of the time a
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    Chromium natively supports WebP Images(code.google.com)

    1 points by antimatter15 16y ago|0 comments
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    It's actually possible to drag and drop images from other tabs, but there's some weird almost unavoidable issues. Google Docs's presentation app allows you to drag and drop images.
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I had a similar idea two months ago, but instead of being a web api (with all the scalability and privacy issues that ensue), I made it a browser extension. where people could add parameters to embedded iframes in order to display them nice
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    It's really missing the point by requiring the desktop installation. It's apparently only a "native shell for additional features" but what are those features? You can save to/load from the desktop with data-urls and the file api. I think i
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    Javascript/SVG Animation Tool(antimatter15.com)

    4 points by antimatter15 16y ago|0 comments
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I made something similar, albeit slightly earlier (inspired by the same tweet-challenge) http://antimatter15.github.com/venn-google/venn-google.html
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    That negates the purpose of a bandwidth-efficient lossy image format.
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I tried porting VP8, but the spec is huge (the allegedly incomplete bitstream specification is 104 pages), and performance-wise, it couldn't compare to a native webm/vp8 implementation. I guess i'll give it another shot. I'm not exactly sur
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I wonder how long they've been planning it. The wave team was still promising API updates a few days ago (to fix some data api bugs with my wave client) http://micro-wave.appspot.com It's especially odd as they just rewrote the wave API d
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I guess my new wave client http://micro-wave.appspot.com is a little more dead.
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    I guess my new wave client is even more dead. http://micro-wave.appspot.com
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    by antimatter15 16y ago

    In chrome, just type Ctrl+Shift+J (Cmd+Opt+J on Mac) and there's a wonderful JS console