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by d0ugie 13y ago
Regarding speed, I've had experience with very large batch WebP conversions, and I know firsthand that encoding speed has improved dramatically over time. Perhaps the same may happen with WebM.
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Personally I'd be more interested in a CEO candidate's position on WebP implementation, am I right?
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Will the PIL import pick up WebP images as long as libwebp-dev is installed? I'm a WebP kinda guy and I love fuzzy math achievements like this, especially when I don't have to switch to Windows[1] to take advantage of it. [1] htt
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Dynamic Page Caching: Caching the (seemingly) uncacheable(blogs.akamai.com)
1 points by d0ugie 13y ago|0 comments
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Perhaps the instinct of adults to shield children from the likes of pornography, and even the Catcher in the Rye itself, is akin to Holden Caulfield's desire the children from becoming "phonies" like the adults who had been e
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Virtually none in this case, though letting the processes page run on my system eats up 2% of the CPU (a long, updating list), versus 0% on everything else. Uses Flask. Do these things have a harder time pulling such figures off of VPSs?
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Hey Microsoft, if you want to blow my mind and have a good chuckle, implement Go into the Windows Phone NDK before Google does with Android's.
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In case you needed another reason to not urinate in the pool. (arstechnica.com)
1 points by d0ugie 13y ago|0 comments
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Regarding not wanting to turn off the DM permission in order to avoid a disruption to 7000 users, as the DM permission is a disquieting thing that will prompt complaints as this gains popularity and 7000 isn't that high a number, you m
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Has Google done anything with Waze other than buy it, or with Google Maps, incorporating some Waze treats? Haven't seen any noteworthy changes to either Waze or Google Maps that one might have (optimistically) expected as becoming both
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Google bug ticket: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=153802 Reported by joesix...@gmail.com, Oct 3, 2012 Chrome Version: tbd OS Version: Windows Phone 8 What steps will reproduce the problem
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Google To ‘Investigate’ Bringing Chrome to Windows Phone(omgchrome.com)
1 points by d0ugie 13y ago|1 comments
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Good stuff Chris Lacy, testing now on 2G on my train commute to work. I hope that, in addition to rounding up a few dollars, this opens doors for you. Any way for you to use Chromium as the engine instead of stock 4.4? Regarding the Apple a
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by d0ugie 13y ago
uProxy will be hopefully released a few months, which should help you help others in a censorship jam that you trust with greater confidence not to use your connection for such activity. And I imagine speech freedom will still need your hel
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by d0ugie 13y ago
It's touching that people want and have the means to help the Turks continue to communicate thanks to Tor. But it's too bad that running a Tor exit node, due to what Tor is so commonly used for by nature of anonymity, is such a gl
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Is there anything you can think of that Mozilla has to gain by not adopting WebP? I'm at a loss.
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by d0ugie 13y ago
I'd like to see Google evangelize and hand out to their competitors, no strings as with SPDY, any technology they develop or contribute to that helps people communicate securely, and their competitors doing that as well.
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“Revenge porn” site creators hit with $385,000 judgment(arstechnica.com)
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Me neither, but I imagine he's a blast at parties..
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Why are we still looking for this damn plane? Thirty countries involved? Thirty nation's worth of ships, planes and satellite analysts, flying and sailing around and for what, some debris and a box? To buy the families closure of some
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Here's one more alternative to consider (not necessarily cost effective, but all the features in the world), get yourself an unmanaged VPS from a reputable ISP (me, I like http://cloud9.net ), or a dedicated machine if you&#
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by d0ugie 13y ago
I hope, for this man's sake and for the reporter too, that this story's evaporation of its shelf life is expiring. It just feels like something that belongs in those trashy grocery store gossip magazines, meanwhile we're the
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'Upskirt' photos legal in Boston(csmonitor.com)
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by d0ugie 13y ago
.. WebP as a replacement to jpegs, pngs, apngs, gifs, and maybe one day svgs and psds, to the moon baby, with or without Mozilla. Though I'm sure they have their reasons to stay away from an across-the-board superior format. I just wis
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Wouldn't, in this high profile clustereff, somehow tracking down those bitcoins cause bitcoin in general more harm than good? Would it not highlight that one way or another, either by fault of bitcoin or human error, that like Tor it i
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Do they have a good deal on SSL certs when buying or transferring domains? the certs are good, yes?
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by d0ugie 13y ago
> might be as anonymous as Tor Way to set the bar high, bro. This article appears to be written by someone who feels threatened that his Tor speed will drop if uProxy becomes popular, or by someone who is completely unfamiliar with all o
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Browser Exploit for Android Highlights Google’s Update Problem(technologyreview.com)
5 points by d0ugie 13y ago|0 comments
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Is there a way to search the Chrome Web Store for all extensions and apps only made by "Google, Inc." as is possible to do on Google Play?
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Hmm, I see. Makes me wonder where bitcoin would be trading were its history not riddled with political/legal/fraudulent/technical/reputation snafus.

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