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by bobajeff 8y ago
Seeing the responses to this post just further adds to my conviction that the web is dead. You can't rely on websites being futureproof or adaptable to different situations. You can't rely on content being accessable to everyone.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I'd like a port of this as a mobile web app. So I can share it with family.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Well they do give away browsers for free.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
The problem with his analogy is that it make the difference between browsers out to be the difference between a bird and a squirrel when at best it's more like the difference between a falcon and a eagle. If we really want diversity on
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by bobajeff 8y ago
This is my thought as well. Content creation is a passion industry so creators should be prepared for making less than people in other industries. Maybe creators should be more valued by society. If that is the case giving up our attention
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When algorithms go wrong we need more power to fight back, say AI researchers(theverge.com)
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Unfortunately, Google is not the only party interested in pushing censorship and accessing your private lives. Nearly every company big and small making money online has their hands in it. And it's not just companies involved either. C
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I could care less about concerns about monoculture in web browsers. The web is now dominated by a open source browser that works across many platforms. That's a dream come true. I'm more concerned about where the internet as a who
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Actually, meat (red meat in particular) has vitamins that are necessary but are hard or impossible to get as a vegetarian/vegan without supplements.[1] Deficiencies in some of these nutrients could be permanent. What's worse is it
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Project Campfire: Alt-OS Is Now Dual-Boot on Chromebooks for Windows and Linux(aboutchromebooks.com)
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It sounds like it's going to be exciting times in the field of chip design.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Yep that's the definition of copyright. Seems like more of a anti-right as it's about limiting others rights.
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Though it may be used by industry on some occasion to protect someone's ability to profit. Copyright and the right to the fruits of your labor are not the same thing. In cases like this disregarding one isn't equivalent to infring
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Copyright isn't really a right in the sense of the public freedoms/choice. It's there to limit publishing and distribution to only those with the legal document saying they can. It's more of a anti-right. In fact histori
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The Holographic Display of the Future Is Here(feld.com)
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I think getting viewers wouldn't be a problem since videos are shareable and searchable in the all the ActivityPub networks.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
If only there was some way we could control what information people were able to share. Then only the correct information would spread. /s
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Google Leads Series A Investment Round in KaiOS to Connect Next Billion Users(kaiostech.com)
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by bobajeff 8y ago
>That means that your ISP can still figure out which sites you’re visiting, because it’s right there in the server name indication. Plus, the routers that pass that initial request from your browser to the web server can see that info to
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Portals: Google's proposal for seamless link navigation(github.com)
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Oh great. Thanks for clearing that up. I'll still wait until it's on the release channel but it's good to know I don't have to turn on developer mode to use it.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Yeah, I'm happy there is official support for using Linux on a chrome book. Still holding out until Crostini is supported by more Chromebook manufacturers and can be used outside of developer mode before I get one.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I'm immediately skeptical of claims of any software let alone a game rivaling Amazon. It'd be cool if it's true but very unlikely.
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by bobajeff 9y ago
Actually there was Boxee. Which made a fork of XBMC which was used in the Boxee Box made by D-Link. The fact that know one even remember it besides me seems to point out why not a lot of others have followed.
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by bobajeff 9y ago
It would be immeasurably useful for Firefox to have support for Chrome DevTools Protocol (or have something with the same functionality). Anyone from Mozilla know where to follow the work for this?
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by bobajeff 9y ago
Well, some of them went to Acadine Technologies to work on H5OS.
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by bobajeff 9y ago
Checking out the site it looks like they are targeting feature phones and they appear to be quite successful at it. Which is funny because Mozilla tried that shortly before abandoning the whole project.
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The original TETRIS game simulator(github.com)
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Add support for WebAssembly as target platform for Qt(bugreports.qt.io)
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by bobajeff 9y ago
Probably, but they also still need to be runnable in browsers. Besides I doubt I could design better safe portable GL and Audio APIs. This is just a subset. I'm mainly curious if this would be easier to implement or not. Using Node wou

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