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baggers
13y ago
If you are into this kind of stuff do check out the following if you haven't already: http://procworld.blogspot.no/ http://www.atomontage.com/
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13y ago
And the pouet page: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=62141 Runs best for me in chrome, but should work in firefox as well.
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Exponential Growth (html5 demo)
(beta.outracks.com)
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13y ago
Fine, but the FSF doesn’t think that SQLite is non-free software http://directory.fsf.org/wiki/SQLite#tab=Overview
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baggers
13y ago
For videos that focus more on emacs itself check out this chap's youtube videos. He also has a decent haskell collection too.
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baggers
13y ago
Nitpick #2: Creeping Professionalism
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13y ago
All areas of Ubuntu that report to Canonical/Amazon/etc can be disabled and/or uninstalled. I personally find this the optimal way from base install to get to a desktop I enjoy using but otherwise I would probably have a look
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13y ago
Very nice! ------ I'll throw another link into the pile. A 54min lecture on the life of Paul Dirac. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfYon2WdR40 The lecturer is very engaging and this a very approachable talk for thos
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Do check out the presentation ( http://youtu.be/yL_-1d9OSdk ) as he goes into a fairy bit of detail on the motivations and implementation of the project. Fairly moving actually
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13y ago
> Vice is nothing but quality < Like their waragi episode, where they spent a few scant minutes on the topic of the endemic drinking problem (which is very prevalent) and the entire rest filming drunk people and trying the brew them
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Cheers for the great work, I'm really looking forward to working through this.
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13y ago
Norway
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baggers
13y ago
".from SpaceX’s hexacopter." They have all the nicest toys!
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14y ago
I have no idea of the answer to this question but I'd like to hear from you folks: Given that these lovely shiny devices aren't going away (phew!), is there a technological fix to being tracked? I mean, signals need to reach the phone so t
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14y ago
If you are interested in generating terrains with caves (or other formations with more that just a height detail) then I recommend following this chap http://procworld.blogspot.co.uk/ The technique is based on dual contouring a voxel fiel
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@chaseadam It would be quite nice to have an option to use this in a gittip sort of way. Also how do you go about finding people to donate to? I have contacts with a Ugandan Hospital and I'm sure others here have have worked on the ground w
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14y ago
I'm looking at open-sourcing my DNA at some point. Partially for my own curiosity but also because we are in a time where companies are patenting genes and I'd like to see the open-source community put down a body of prior art.
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The bright side of this push to get things running well on the nexus 7 is that these inefficiencies will have to be dealt with. I'm running this build the Nexus7 now and, yeah its slow, but as the goal for 13.04 is getting the performance a
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Aye, I must admit I looked around the landscape for a bit and then spent a good 5 minutes just looking at the rover. It is quite beautiful.
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14y ago
Though this doesn't help with the holy wars, I do find it just fantastic that there are two editors that so many find, with an acceptable amount of playing, can be the near perfect tool for their craft. I played with vim first but never qui
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And there is an awesome Clojure interface for it called Overtone. http://vimeo.com/22798433
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14y ago
I'd also bet that Ariel did pretty well after the top gear review of the Atom.
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14y ago
I second OpenElec, which is effectively a minimal OS which boots straight to XBMC. I threw it on my aspire revo and it ran beautifully while using under 300mb of HDD. It pulls media wirelessly from my server and I use the android XMBC Remot
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15y ago
[Summary]Comment points are a way of outsourcing BS detection to people with considerably more knowledge than me. I don't consider myself knowledgeable enough in the fields covered within hackernews to weed out the genuinely sagely advice f