domdelimar

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by domdelimar 13y ago
"Oh man, I have to make a snarky response, but first I have to Google for that XKCD comic that totally makes my point for me..." Not only can I see myself in that vividly, I was thinking there should be an easier way to filter XKC
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by domdelimar 13y ago
I especially like the real-time broadcasting feature that I needed awhile back, but couldn't find it anywhere. If anybody knows any other product with such a feature, I'd be glad if they shared it here.
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Meteorjs open source markdown presentation maker with realtime broadcasting(github.com)
2 points by domdelimar 13y ago|2 comments
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by domdelimar 13y ago
Here's the cached version, since the original seems to be missing for some reason: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9tXSzhj...
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Myth Busting: CSS Animations vs. JavaScript(css-tricks.com)
14 points by domdelimar 13y ago|0 comments
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by domdelimar 13y ago
I was thinking a fingerprint scanner is exactly what's missing on these devices (what I've seen so far, Coin, Echo & Wallaby), but this is also an interesting solution with iCache. Too bad about what happened to it. (Actually
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by domdelimar 13y ago
Did the girl leak the information? Like mentioning his name/twitter handle or something like that?
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by domdelimar 13y ago
It's just a nice showcase of the emerging technologies, kind of like these guys did it (even better IMHO) months ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keHXjidUmC0
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Android will soon have 90 per cent of smartphone market(computing.co.uk)
1 points by domdelimar 13y ago|0 comments
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by domdelimar 13y ago
And Batman's reaction to this news: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhzZx8WLKQE
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Intuitive Means Familiar(mrwweb.com)
1 points by domdelimar 13y ago|1 comments
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by domdelimar 13y ago
I know posting this here may be "preaching to the choir", but it was still interesting read. Do you have hackers.txt on your website(s)?
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Hackers.txt(mrkiffie.com)
2 points by domdelimar 13y ago|1 comments
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Startup Dirty Laundry: Conflicts That Kill Partnerships [infographic](fundersandfounders.com)
1 points by domdelimar 13y ago|0 comments
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by domdelimar 13y ago
If you upload a .zip file (don't know about the other formats) to Google Docs, it can access its content. There are probably other services/tools, because technically, there's nothing stopping you from unzipping files in the
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Why We Can No Longer Trust Microsoft(pcmag.com)
394 points by domdelimar 13y ago|299 comments
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SilverReader - simple but powerful RSS reader (beta)(silverreader.com)
1 points by domdelimar 13y ago|0 comments
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Google Apps vs Office 365: comparison of Gmail and Exchange system availability(blog.cloudsherpas.com)
2 points by domdelimar 13y ago|0 comments
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by domdelimar 14y ago
Yeah, it's not rocket science, obviously. It's computer science. :P The way I see it, email is the simplest and cheapest way. Although I wouldn't like average Joe to casually login to their email account on public machines. But then, chance
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by domdelimar 14y ago
Ok, if there's a concern about still having to use some password for the email account, maybe the right way to go would be to build apps for all platforms. It would be like the Google's two-way authentication, only simpler? Am I missing som
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by domdelimar 14y ago
Considering the price of an SMS (which also differs from place to place), why does the temporary password have to arrive by SMS? Why not by email, since user's already online, obviously? But given the novelty of this approach (although I'm
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by domdelimar 14y ago
I'm a Firefox user so I couldn't try it and went on to read the comments instead, especially since the linked website didn't explain anything. It may be interesting to you that I didn't really understand what this is doing until I read the
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by domdelimar 14y ago
Thank you @001sky for explaining and @jpxxx for confirming. :)
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by domdelimar 14y ago
I just updated iceweasel/aurora (version string conveniently showing it's age is just below 3 days: 17.0~a2+20120928042009-1) and this tells me it's 25 days old. I'm also on Linux (obviously) and it really seems strange Linux isn't even reg
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by domdelimar 14y ago
What do you mean by "pithatician"? Really, absolutely no results searching the web or trying to translate it. O_o
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by domdelimar 14y ago
Actually a nice digest of what's been happening with regards to Tesla in the most recent times, for those who weren't following.
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by domdelimar 14y ago
It doesn't say anywhere (or I'm missing it) whether he wanted to sell the book or give it for free.
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by domdelimar 14y ago
But they don't choose whether a book in their store will be DRMed or not. The authors do (see http://www.niemanlab.org/2010/01/amazon-quietly-lets-publish... ). So, knowing this now, is GPL still a problem for Amazon? Free Kindle books are
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by domdelimar 14y ago
INAL and I'm wondering, why can't Amazon redistribute it under the GPL? Does GPL permit that anyone redistributes it or does GPL permit that Amazon does it the way they would like to do it? What exactly is stopping Amazon from distributing
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by domdelimar 16y ago
But what's the life expectancy of smartphones and the likes? I wonder if flash storage in them could die so quickly - even before such a device itself would become obsolete. If it's correct that at least Palm's webOS and Maemo dare to swap

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