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chairmankaga
12y ago
There's a video game titled echochrome that touches on this phenomena. Its puzzle platformer where you have to navigate around obstacles by positioning the camera into various positions until a path forward or the obstacle is obscured
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chairmankaga
12y ago
That's very true but there's something sexy about working with the actual hardware. Maybe I'm part masochist.
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chairmankaga
12y ago
Fun read, I'd always been interested in buying a playstation 1 devkit to tinker but this might push me over the edge :)
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chairmankaga
12y ago
Getting a scrollbar for the content under "cracker" in Ubuntu firefox 30.0 The scroll hijacking of course breaks the scrollbar there :D
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chairmankaga
12y ago
Very cool, I wanted to build one myself. How long did it take to compile the dataset?
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chairmankaga
12y ago
Seems to be overloaded, cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.jas...
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chairmankaga
13y ago
It does seem to be primarily for quick visualization of common use cases. I was a little disappointed because I've been meaning to do some research in speeding up my d3 visualizations, although this seems really cool none the less.
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chairmankaga
13y ago
I was able to pick up D3 fairly quickly and I love it. Dashing d3 [1] was a great starting off point, but nothing beats looking through a ton of live examples. [1] https://www.dashingd3js.com/
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chairmankaga
13y ago
It seems you can send a crafted URL to request the deletion of images owned by Person A, to Person B. Cutting out any interaction from the original owner.
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chairmankaga
13y ago
I think he only used the data from WordNet for a personal visualization, it's not integrated with the WordNet program.
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13y ago
A decent performance check on D3 using canvas vs svg with up to 400k points. http://trac.osgeo.org/openlayers/wiki/Future/OpenLayersWithC...
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Valve Pipeline, educating high school students how to get a job in gaming
(theverge.com)
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Xbox One dashboard has been created “with advertising in mind”
(sticktwiddlers.com)
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chairmankaga
14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xcode XCode has a drag and drop interface builder built in for iOS.
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Thieves Steal An Entire Bridge For Scrap Metal
(gizmodo.com)
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chairmankaga
14y ago
Site accessibility was jumpy for me as well. Cached : http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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Tickle-Me-Elmo in Carbonite
(toddblatt.blogspot.com)
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chairmankaga
14y ago
I think they are deadly poisonous Zanzibar hamsters. Genetically engineered from rat and hamster DNA.
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North Korea Threatens Missile Attack on US Using Modern Warfare 3 Footage
(forbes.com)
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chairmankaga
14y ago
"The enemy knows the system"
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chairmankaga
14y ago
How exactly are the files sent? You mentioned using "GCM as a tickle" are you only using it for routing?
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chairmankaga
14y ago
I noticed you handle images, but do you scrub the EXIF data?
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chairmankaga
14y ago
How does this distinguish between nodes that are only there to collect the IP's of all other users?
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Humble Bundle : Time Schafer's Double Fine game jam
(humblebundle.com)
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Apple Wins Patent for Digital Page Turns
(pcmag.com)
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ArmA 3 developers denied appeal, must face trial over espionage charges
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EA Origin Accounts Hacked
(forbes.com)
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Introducing the Humble Indie Bundle for Android 4
(humblebundle.com)
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14y ago
"Q: Can Sony “fix” this like they did for the 3.55 exploit? A: No. With 3.55 the keys metldr used to verify its dependent modules were recovered. So Sony simply stopped using the now-insecure metldr and started using bootldr (which was stil
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chairmankaga
14y ago
I think its important to consider not only piracy but the effects of malicious users in online games. It only takes one person to ruin your experience in a game, even worse if you are cheated and can't do anything about it.
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