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by archivator 13y ago
Slightly offtopic but can you point me to a description of said font issues? My Android Studio (IDEA) fonts seem fine (on latest Kubuntu and Fedora w/ KDE).
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by archivator 13y ago
From this perspective, tarsnap is even better - http://www.tarsnap.com/bugbounty.html
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by archivator 13y ago
As someone with occasional Eustachian problems, I can relate to your troubles. I assume you've tried all the air-moving exercises to equalise the pressure? Tongue pressing against the ridge behind your upper teeth, repeatedly try to swallow
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by archivator 13y ago
The option is still there on a chat-per-chat basis but they removed the "Turn history off by default" setting. Edit: Actually, I don't know that "turn history off" does the same thing as that option, they just seem the same.
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An improved sliding pane for Android(delyan.me)
1 points by archivator 13y ago|0 comments
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by archivator 13y ago
Not as simple as that. I actually took a look at the XMPP extensions list to see if I could replicate Hangouts on top of them. You'd need a new audio/video layer with support for centralised DSP, MUC and carbon copies at the very minimum. N
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by archivator 13y ago
There's the Mosh project ( http://mosh.mit.edu ) which seems fit for your use case. I don't have personal experience with it but it looks promising.
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by archivator 13y ago
Huh, I've heard only good things about the startup scene in Berlin. What are some of the main issues from your perspective, if you don't mind elaborating?
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Android's matryoshka problem(delyan.me)
2 points by archivator 13y ago|0 comments
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by archivator 13y ago
The argument to Where() is a Func<TSource, Boolean>, and that "x => x .. " business is C#'s lambda syntax. x is just a variable name, no magic there.
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by archivator 13y ago
That's my default signature in all my email clients. If the email is actually really long and comprehensive, I just remove the signature. So far, I've gotten away with it.
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by archivator 13y ago
When fighting the institutions that write these charges, you are implicitly a target. Wouldn't be the first time someone was put in jail for the wrong crime. (I'm not convinced he's innocent but I have no problem believing the charges are m
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by archivator 13y ago
There's also Convergence, in which multiple independent notaries vouch for a certificate's authenticity. Here's a good summary - http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/5967/convergence...
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by archivator 13y ago
Ah, fair enough, that makes more sense. Last time I tried to use the built-in ones, I just scrapped the project after two days and redid it with functions. It's not magic if it doesn't work!
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by archivator 13y ago
Are class based views really any good for anything outside of CRUD? I've found the documentation (and, more importantly, rationale ) lacking. Generally, when I try and use them, I spend more time figuring out how to customise than when I w
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by archivator 13y ago
Functional programming is a tool. It's a really powerful tool. Knowing really powerful tools helps you solve really difficult problems. Whether it's Haskell or some other purely functional language, I'm of the opinion that every programmer
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by archivator 14y ago
This is getting off-topic but no, that's not how it works. Android handles those chat heads as system-level windows, you don't need to know what's underneath them. The running apps list is for that "Last app" functionality (though I've no i
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by archivator 14y ago
Press the "Reveal blocked spam" button at the bottom.
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by archivator 14y ago
From a UX perspective, after the initial learning curve, T9 gives you larger tap targets and fewer taps needed (compared to QWERTY). This naturally results in faster finger movement but also less need for movement overall. It's a win-win fo
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by archivator 14y ago
Luckily, Android's lock screen has deep dependencies (purges in-memory passwords for VPN, for example), so it can't be disabled be an app. That said, it can be prevented from appearing due to a timeout. Pressing the power button should alwa
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by archivator 14y ago
You're assuming it's intentional. The first thing that comes to my mind is inconsistent state between multiple authentication servers.
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by archivator 14y ago
It looks completely different now: http://ctrlq.org/files/screenshots/b76a925667955563e430ac0d7...
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by archivator 14y ago
It doesn't look particularly revolutionary, though I haven't examined the graph properties of the swarm that would result from this system. That said, a side interest of mine is investigating applications of fountain codes to video streamin
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by archivator 14y ago
I believe this is the study: http://www.library.ca.gov/crb/08/08-007.pdf Summary of results: • Neither cameras in Jordan Downs nor Hollywood Boulevard had any significant effect in reducing violent or property crime rates within the targe
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by archivator 14y ago
Just tried it out and my phone doesn't report any position (however inaccurate) if it's only seeing 3 satellites. Also, although it's possible in principle, I doubt the timing information on a consumer phone is accurate enough to get a poss
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by archivator 14y ago
Really? And why would the NSA be interested in the services of simple scammers? These are not hackers, crackers or anyone with sophisticated skills. They're just scamming people into installing what is essentially a pimped-out VNC server. I
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by archivator 14y ago
I'm aware of polymorphism and the list convention and I'm not going to argue against them. However, the example code uses `c' for connection and `q' for query. Surely, knowing what those are from the variable name would be a good thing? It'
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by archivator 14y ago
I have to say this looks like a really convenient library! Aside: As a Haskell beginner, I find it astonishing that 1-letter names are the norm in Haskell-land. To me, names are not just placeholders imposed on you by the language, they sho
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by archivator 14y ago
If you need a citable name, taking the transparency of the cryptosystem as an assumption is called Kerckhoffs's principle.
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by archivator 14y ago
The paper from last year's SIGGRAPH - http://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/papers/vidmag.pdf

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