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by dlikhten 15y ago
It's a separate process for security reasons, and so crashes wont crash the browser. However the whole damn thing is more or less mutexed to hell. The long timeout is there so freaken' farmvile works. But the whole browser freezes.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
TBH I rather they do multi-processing first. That is the #1 reason I keep away from firefox. All else is secondary. 99% of the time, some flash crap holds up my browser and all of FF freezes. Yet with Chrome, never happens. That is the #1 f
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Funny I had no DRM problems with the pirated version. Hmmm what does that say...
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A clojure wrapper for artifactory(github.com)
2 points by dlikhten 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlikhten 15y ago
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain-of-responsibility_pattern Maybe I am citing the wrong pattern here. Basically each collection "filter" will do it's own work and pretend like it in itselfis a collection. The pagination is like a co
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Backbone.js collection filtering(plus.google.com)
24 points by dlikhten 15y ago|3 comments
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Lol, not true. SC2 disabled LAN play because of this. People would just do LAN games via Hamachi. That's the point. To "protect" themselves, they hurt legitimate consumers.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
lol, their site is so complex that chrome cannot render it... should this go to reddit not HN?
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by dlikhten 15y ago
The answer to the author is two fold: 1) laws are made to be challeneged, especially if society does not approve. See alextingle's response. 2) If I make a widget in a widget factory. You can get widgets from me or from Frank down the block
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Sal, hope you are on HN because I have to say, you f-ing rule. I don't think anyone could have done a better job explaining it.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
If I get < 6 hrs of sleep, I am for the most part a zombie. I can be ok for the first 6 hours, but after about 10 hrs awake I am barely functional. If I get 6-6.5 hrs of sleep, I am decent most of the day. If I get 7+ hrs of sleep, I am
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I love it except for the red bar on the top. Bad color choice. That is all. Keep up the improvements.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
This is the Apple argument: But apple is so easy to use. And the counter side always says "but what you give up trumps any ease of use" at which point the person either gets it or keeps whining. Stop using paypal, regardless of how good the
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Follow up to my Google Maps post(plus.google.com)
2 points by dlikhten 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlikhten 15y ago
We call this security theater.
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Good bye, Google Maps… thanks for all the fish(plus.google.com)
536 points by dlikhten 15y ago|154 comments
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I say boo to the article. Rationalle: Google is Samsung's success. Google has given samsung something samsung needed. Samsung's goal will be to reduce customers returning products and increase happiness. Which means Samsung may just give Go
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by dlikhten 15y ago
NY Senators are paid well. 500k for both NY senators. Crazy. And Al Franklet is a supporter? Something is wrong here....
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Yea but this shows, there is no impact to their business... Unless I am missing something and we need some more data prior to the fact to compare.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
"I have a module called “Authenticatable” that handles membership for me. I can attach it to whatever model object I please (Customer, Account, User, whatever) and guess what it can do! Ruby is really a fascinating language when you take th
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Sexist post. I vote for removal from HN. Though they don't specify gender...
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by dlikhten 15y ago
At some point convenience trumps oss. Ask for an invite, you will get one fairly fast. Unlike dropbox it actually works when I need it (new computer) vs dropbox which coughs blood when I need it, and works fine when I don't [dropbox initial
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Why not use aerofs.com? I mean thats the goal, server-less dropbox. The server is just a communication means, it does not store anything unless you ask it to.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
The answer is much more simple. Let us assume that every 1000 solar systems has one system with intelligent life on it. #1 given normal known methods of space travel, it would take generations to reach the nearest planet possibly containing
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by dlikhten 15y ago
FFS I want to see this happen. We can do it. Then do bigger things, serve these notices to online music stores. Bascially make buying something legally impossible due to SOPA. It would be wonderful.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I have to say, as much as bitcoin is in a downfall, this actually makes a ton of sense. That was the initial goal of bitcoin, to create a de-centralized currency. As long as the BTC is a STABLE currency this works out well. Or short-term st
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Its the reason I went from the dark side to the light side. I use it everywhere now, terminal, etc. Terminal uses the dark solarized theme though.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I received another letter from the white house. I am going to say it now. whitehouse.gov is BS. It is complete and utter bs. You are lucky if an intern looks at it, probably just a pre-canned response to any media whatever. All these petiti
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Interesting skepticism, but if you remember 4 years back a guy figured out how to make a torch that is powered by seawater and when off, does not burn skin (he lights up a metal ball in seconds, then turns off the torch and touches the busi
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by dlikhten 15y ago
A case someone made about Louis C.K. being an asshole. Downloading his content and watching it without paying != stealing. Stealing is a +crime+ punishable by heavy fine/jail time (depending on how violent), watching his stuff and not payin

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