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by chapel 16y ago
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/youtube.com Looks like no, loaded up for me.
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Infra-red Eye Tracking on a clip of There Will Be Blood(vimeo.com)
3 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
I wanted to cross post this here as I already posted it in the comments. ----- I am glad you wrote about this, but I feel you are missing the real 'magic' that can be done with node.js and Backbone, or any client code you choose. Socket.io
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by chapel 16y ago
"But Apple appears to be within its legal rights to prevent a jailbroken device from decrypting DRM content, and it may actually be obligated to do so in its agreements with publishers." Then why does the Kindle app work on Android and Jail
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by chapel 16y ago
I think was was somewhat mistaken on the premise of this change. I don't like it as much as I initially did, but as long as Apple doesn't force publishers that have subscriptions outside of their app (and don't offer in app subs) to do in a
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by chapel 16y ago
I am glad Apple put this in here. After the issue with the ambiguous working on purchases made outside the App Store, this is something more consumer friendly as well as publisher friendly.
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by chapel 16y ago
Not sure why the down votes? Am I wrong? Was I offensive. Eh, to each their own.
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by chapel 16y ago
You are correct about #1 but #2 is way off. Where did you get that assumption? From everything that was said or done about Wave, it seemed like they have no problem with having the data be outside of Google's silos. If they wanted to contro
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Jonathan Blow - Social games degrade the players quality of life(pcgamer.com)
9 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
The main theme for a Mac based IRC client has this feature built in. Though it only reflects for people that have that client/theme. If you are wondering the client, it is Linkinus. I believe the change is visible in Skype for all participa
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by chapel 16y ago
This would be a huge differentiator between Android and other phones/tablets that have Netflix on them already. Regardless of this tech, I am just glad that Android will be getting Netflix soon.
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Qualcomm enables instant streaming of Netflix on Android phones(venturebeat.com)
1 points by chapel 16y ago|1 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
The great thing about node.js is the flexibility it provides. It isn't what Rails is to Ruby or Django is to Python, really it is a way for Javascript to interact with the OS outside of the browser, e.g. on servers. This versatility leads t
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by chapel 16y ago
I don't speek for Ryan Dahl or the community at large, but from what I can tell hanging out in the IRC room and reading the mail list is that it is ready for production for just about anyone. Now mind you, anything this young isn't going to
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by chapel 16y ago
Depends on how it was marketed. The reason Instagram went viral is because it is one of those apps that has a network built around it. You share pictures with people, so you have to get other people to install the app so you can share it. O
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by chapel 16y ago
Wasn't a dig on this service specifically, just being an Android fan and user since day one, I find it backwards that Android still gets ignored even though it is a huge force and has great traction. I guess ultimately though, things are ch
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by chapel 16y ago
I don't understand why companies don't make Android apps a priority right off the bat. Unless you are making an app that you plan to sell, most times you will get just as good or better traction on Android. Look at Angry Birds (edge case, n
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by chapel 16y ago
I used the wrong term, I apologize. From what I understand MongoDB doesn't store the results from Map/Reduce calculation and treats each query using Map/Reduce separately and on demand. Which means that if you have a large data set, your M/
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by chapel 16y ago
I agree on most of your points, but I use Node.js so the Javascript stuff is just great. I also like Couchapps so in any case, CouchDB is just fantastic for those. I think people are tainted on Map/Reduce because they see how it is done wit
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by chapel 16y ago
You're welcome, and not alone. CouchDB is awesome but it is a matter of educating people about it's strengths. I think there are a lot of people using MongoDB when they would be better off using CouchDB for their data.
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by chapel 16y ago
Not necessarily just that comment, the post in general gives me a new found respect for them. They are opinionated, and have a clear focus for what they want to do, and would rather do it in a way they feel is the right way than cave into p
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by chapel 16y ago
I love this comment. I really enjoy node.js but have never really paid attention to Joyent, until now. They have immense respect from me (not that it counts for much) for their candid response and their push for SSJS and node.js
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by chapel 16y ago
Original article from Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz (Yahoo): http://www.olympum.com/future/nodejs-to-v8-or-not-to-v8/ Response to OP from Bruno: http://www.olympum.com/future/answering-jason-on-v8-governan...
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Joyent responds to Yahoo's issues with V8 being used under Node.js(joyeur.com)
83 points by chapel 16y ago|21 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
Nodester isn't a new hosting service, it is Nodefu just rebranded. This was submitted to HN eighteen days ago [0] and there was some confusion over the name being similar to another node.js hosting service provider. I am glad that there is
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by chapel 16y ago
Here is a StackOverflow question with a good answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2271156/chrome-desktop-no...
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by chapel 16y ago
While the idea behind this is very cool, I find the actual interface to be appalling and overly complicated. Also the usage of things doesn't seem as natural as they make it out to be. At this point most people have used browsers so trying
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by chapel 16y ago
Created by notorious troll and viral video creator Athene. I wasn't really sure what to think before watching this, but I have to say that this isn't a joke. It might not be as accurate as everyone would want, but it is enlightening and mir
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Video: Is There Really a Theory of Everything? (youtube.com)
3 points by chapel 16y ago|1 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
Probably not until the Government gets served papers for something they are doing that infringes on a random patent some troll is holding. At this point most companies consider it cost of doing business; changing it could possibly weaken or

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