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by buboard 6y ago
The metric system sends thoughts and prayers
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by buboard 6y ago
yeah apparently javascript or html5 video isnt lightweight either though. I 'd prefer the timeline in which the flash ECMAscript and animation model had become standard in the browser.
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by buboard 6y ago
flash has been abandoned for 15 years History would be different if Apple had bought Flash back then. It made sense: a web-based lightweight platform for making games and such on a phone.
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by buboard 6y ago
in terms of video chat support , javascript is terrible compared to flash. Flash and RTMP are lightweight, support multiple streams and CPUs don't even sweat it. Doing video chat with javascript is a nightmare of protocols
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by buboard 6y ago
so, like every VC startup
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by buboard 6y ago
how is it stealth?
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by buboard 6y ago
> Online tech-hyping articles are now driven by the same dynamics as fake news. Well that's something to think about. I do wonder how all the tech "trends" that i read here begin
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by buboard 6y ago
alarming to whom?
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by buboard 6y ago
career requires a certain progression ladder
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by buboard 6y ago
If the bizarre world of tech goes full circle back to php&jquery , i ll have won a 10 y o bet
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by buboard 6y ago
he has a career?
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by buboard 6y ago
check the bookmarklet here: https://pinplz.com/
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by buboard 6y ago
On the desktop, if you start talking while muted , it will show a pop up that "you are muted". They probably have the same feature in ios
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by buboard 6y ago
Thats no reason to switch to electon though
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by buboard 6y ago
^ This. Skype as an app was downgraded , features gone never to return. I know nobody in MS uses it, because otherwise they d know of its glaring bugs
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by buboard 6y ago
and we're back to MS Access ! about time, really
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by buboard 6y ago
techcrunch?
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by buboard 6y ago
yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNy_GNWwhQk
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by buboard 6y ago
> At WWDC, Apple shared Safari stats > I started using HEY last week refreshing to see a person who 's not suggestable and easily swayed by fads
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by buboard 6y ago
Maybe instead of trying to damage fb directly, nytimes could instead write about the countless social communities that facebook destroyed abd sidelined over the years. It s not long ago that nytimes was writing praises about facebook, we re
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by buboard 6y ago
why should domain names have any privately identifying information with them anyway? it's not technically required.
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by buboard 6y ago
it's useful in mobile though!
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by buboard 6y ago
"The EU" can't enforce this list to member states - it's up to each government to act. it also can't "reinstate stricter borders" - EU is not a government. It's not surprising that countries want to a
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by buboard 6y ago
even before the pandemic, it was known as the most reliable chat for largish meetings. Nothing else worked so well, and it still doesn.t
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by buboard 6y ago
Second life has been hosting virtual concerts for 15 years. They have apparently seen a huge spike in signups during covid , that they ran out of virtual land to sell
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by buboard 6y ago
Has someone repackaged the decades-old phone hotlines as an app and named it Clubhouse?
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by buboard 6y ago
chrome keeps changing downloaded images to webP which is annoyin af. can't even find a way to disable it
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by buboard 6y ago
What is OBS used for?
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by buboard 6y ago
Most of the reported news is N=1 events. If the news reported averages instead, it wouldn't sell
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by buboard 6y ago
Aren’t they already a legally protected profession?

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