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by christoph 15y ago
It almost seems as though Yahoo are determined to make Flickr fail at the moment. I'm a paid pro member and I've been wondering why now for a while... Photographic content publishing on the internet has moved on a huge amount in the last co
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by christoph 15y ago
I was up there as well, I used instagram on my old iPhone 3G (as well as rocking a DSLR) and had barely any problems at all. In fact I found the whole experience of the app very liberating, literally taking shots on the phone, styling them,
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by christoph 16y ago
This is the exact reason I shut my account and have not looked back since. I actually find my life a lot more social since as well, people now email, text, skype and phone me a lot more, and it's not all on public display. Anyone that says
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by christoph 16y ago
Heathrow T1-4 of old maybe... Don't taint the whole airport with the same brush, T5 is an airport from the future my friend, been through there many, many times in the last 12 months and everything about it beats the best the US and Asia ha
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by christoph 16y ago
I think removing the display of karma will be a big benefit. It tends to be that when a site gets popular, you attract idiots who want to use it purely in the pursuit of having a "high score" on a popular site. Keeping the karma, but not di
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by christoph 16y ago
I hear there's a team at Adobe that everyone loves to hate that consistently adds features and keeps binary sizes down year after year... True story.
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by christoph 16y ago
It's a shame their banner looks like the sort of thing you click and have malware installed.
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by christoph 16y ago
If you look at buying a non-used car, you might get a wide choice of colours in the brochure, but in all honestly, how many garages will sell you the exact colour you want (with the spec you want) there & then? People I know who have tr
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by christoph 16y ago
It truly amazes me that a company can not only design, manufacture and develop software like this in near 100% secrecy, but that they can also have their website completely updated instantly after the keynote with beautiful graphics and vid
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by christoph 16y ago
I didn't expect them to hack it into the firmware overnight, but I thought maybe somebody would have re-signed OtherOS.self for > 3.15 firmwares on phat PS3's, created a homebrew bootloader or developed a basic proof of concept. All i'v
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by christoph 16y ago
CoD on PS3 was full of cheaters before the console was "hacked" through manipulated saves.
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by christoph 16y ago
What I still find hard to believe is that the whole "cracking" effort was based around the fact Sony removed OtherOS and they (the hackers) wanted to return it to the people who paid for it. I still can't seem to find a workable solution to
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by christoph 16y ago
His "World System" pretty much describes a large part of the tech world today to me... 1. The inter-connection of the existing telegraph exchanges or offices all over the world 2. The establishment of a secret and non-interferable governmen
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by christoph 16y ago
It actually took 6 days to complete (still impressive). The main structure was completed in 2 days though - http://www.hotelchatter.com/story/2010/11/12/05758/544/hotel...
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by christoph 16y ago
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/GeoHot/ Note to Sony lawyers: no doubt you're eager to rack up another billable hour by sending legal threats to me and my university. Before you go down that unhappy road, check out what happened the last time
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by christoph 16y ago
I didn't see any contract when I opened my PS3?
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by christoph 16y ago
I personally don't think this is a good move from Sony. Apple seem to have the right stance with their hardware being compromised - pretty much just ignore it. Bringing a legal action like this just raises the public awareness to the hack (
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by christoph 16y ago
It might be worth it, but the best code I ever wrote had 0 comments, it didn't need it...
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by christoph 16y ago
The problem (I believe) is that SkyPE made their own infrastructure so complicated and encrypted that when problems happen it makes it so much harder to deal with. The upside is that they still have the best network around for what they do.
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UDK now supports iOS (Citadel source also included)(udk.com)
1 points by christoph 16y ago|0 comments
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by christoph 16y ago
Awesome! Just downloaded it and was up and running the server and client auto-update in less than 30mins :) I tweaked BWHockeyController to always remind of updates regardless, since I don't really want to add a settings page to my app and
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by christoph 16y ago
Thanks! I didn't know this was possible. It's going save me untold amounts of time.
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PrimeSense OpenNI Kinect Drivers(engadget.com)
1 points by christoph 16y ago|0 comments
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by christoph 16y ago
A lot of hotels i've used in the last few years in the US and Europe won't let you book a room unless you give them credit/debit card details (certainly online anyway). Generally if you don't cancel 24hrs before, you either pay the full amo
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by christoph 16y ago
Really? Did you read what they went through to create this on the above link from Google translate? Seems like some serious effort went into this (12 attempts over 6 months), built their own robot controller and processed/checked thousands