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by dflock 13y ago
This blog post is down, try here: http://blogs.ch.cam.ac.uk.nyud.net/pmr/2014/02/18/machines-a...
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by dflock 13y ago
This has already happened and has been available for some time - both QT and GTK both have HTML5 backends, which will render to HTML5.
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by dflock 13y ago
I wish these were more popular - I love my TypeMatrix!
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by dflock 13y ago
There's a big drop off, which would indicate an algorithm change by someone (statcounter, google?), but also a slow decline since then. Maybe Jeff has been busy with StackExchange and Discourse and hasn't been posting as much?
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by dflock 13y ago
I got interested in bot activity and culture on Reddit recently, so I wrote a little thing about them. This is an interesting and somewhat shadowy facet of the otherwise very public community - and I thought it was interesting. I've be
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by dflock 13y ago
Yep, me too.
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The Marvellous & Incomplete Compendium of Reddit Automatons(duncanlock.net)
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by dflock 14y ago
Your ISP/you don't have to fork over an upfront cash subscription/ppv to watch youtube. Institutional journal subscriptions can run to 100's of thousands of dollars a year+.
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by dflock 14y ago
It's a shame webkit never implemented the Animated PNG extensions and that no browser supports MNG: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APNG http://caniuse.com/apng This would probably some of what people want here.
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by dflock 14y ago
Has anyone has chance to try this yet? How is this different to what KISSMetrics does?
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by dflock 15y ago
Currently all of the Google Maps data for the US (and increasingly, other parts of the globe) is generated in-house by the street view cars - they don't just generate the data for street view, they also generate most of the data for the act
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by dflock 15y ago
Anyone using this editor should install this plugin first: http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control It's fantastic and gives you a simple in-editor way to add/remove other plugins, direct from their github repos, without needing
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by dflock 15y ago
Yes: https://github.com/SublimeText/CTags
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by dflock 16y ago
Wow. Cognitive Dissonance.
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by dflock 16y ago
Anyone used SmugMug ( http://www.smugmug.com/ ) - is it any good?
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by dflock 16y ago
Recently, I think we've learnt that HBGary.* aren't actually very good at anything, no?
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by dflock 16y ago
I think Nokia need less OSen, not more.
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by dflock 16y ago
They've already said that they're going to open source the client ( http://blogs.skype.com/linux/2009/11/skype_open_source.html)... they just haven't actually done anything about it yet. They'd better get a move on though, otherwise someon
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by dflock 16y ago
Wow - k5, that's a blast from the past. The sensible comments on there seem to dismiss this as not such a big deal, DRM wise - any thoughts?
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by dflock 16y ago
Technology as an enabler of police states - yes, it is, and judging by current events, pretty much irresistible to a lot of governments. I would imaging that this will balance out, as technology diffuses further into society and matures, bu
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by dflock 16y ago
Once you've 'chosen' not to be free, it's very hard to get back to where you started, though.
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by dflock 16y ago
It doesn't seem to be hurting them that much, profits wise - and certainly not enough for them to attempt to do anything about it, apparently. During the trial, I think they argued both of the above, amongst other things. However, I'm fairl
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by dflock 16y ago
Well, I'm sure it doesn't, but it mostly is. Suggestions?
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by dflock 16y ago
They do. If you've ever had anything of yours reported in the press, you will discover that almost all articles are like this one.
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by dflock 16y ago
If you were Microsoft, it would be trivial, provided you hadn't based your legal anti-trust defence on saying this was impossible. If you had, for example, done that, then it's obviously 'impossible'. Also, their revenue model only works if
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by dflock 16y ago
Companies with these locked down Win2K/XP/ie6 desktops wouldn't install that, because that would be work, which costs money. If they saw ie6 as a problem and were willing to put in any effort whatsoever to fix it, they would have done so lo
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by dflock 16y ago
Yeah, there are a lot of characters in the full unicode set.
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by dflock 16y ago
Okay, signed up and went a bit deeper into the site: * You've got the same rounded-corners-not-transparent issue at the bottom of every page * Only when you get to the 'copy this bit of JS into your site' stage, do you find out that it _als
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by dflock 16y ago
Yes. Currently it looks great, but nowhere does it actually explain what it does - in specific technical terms.
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by dflock 16y ago
Ok, race to the bottom: how about 'Adam and Eve, the original lean..' - no hang on: 'RNA: the original lean startup'. Oh: Quarks, the.. Anyway, I won the race. Can we stop now?

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