doublec

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by doublec 16y ago
For Mozilla development I use a git mirror of the tree. I do all my development on branches in that and only use mercurial to push patches to mozilla-central.
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by doublec 17y ago
It was pointed out to me that my git repository hosting this code was down. I've now moved it to github if anyone was looking for it: http://github.com/doublec/jsparse
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by doublec 17y ago
How it works: http://techliberty.org.nz/issues/internet-filtering/filterin... Using something like an SSH tunnel will work around it. Or HTTPS access to websites.
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by doublec 17y ago
Is the matroska project active? Their website seems to have bitrotted. Their SVN links don't work, the right hand side menu links to take you to the 'Project' are 404's.
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by doublec 17y ago
There's a benchmark comparison that the wasp lisp author did of the HTTP stuff: http://waspvm.googlepages.com/dragracingagainstthttpdusingsi...
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by doublec 17y ago
You're thinking of the MOSREF library that comes with it (which is based on the Mosquito Lisp MOSREF stuff): http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/2009/11/28/using-wasp-lisp-secu... Not so much a 'botnet construction kit' - more of a penetration t
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by doublec 17y ago
Haha, good point. I should invest more time in better article titles.
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by doublec 17y ago
I stumbled across this in the app store today searching for a bugzilla iphone app. It looked good but I didn't buy it for two reasons: 1) The cost. Too much for a 'just buy to try'. 2) I had no idea if it would work with the bugzilla system
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by doublec 17y ago
What does it create that isn't actually required?
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by doublec 17y ago
I planned to go into more detail in JavaScript since it's probably the most widely used prototype based language. But the article was getting long so I left the brief mention and maybe revisit it later to compare how the limitations of only
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by doublec 17y ago
I only have so much time to write - I didn't mention Cecil either :-) Thanks for the Omega pointer.
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by doublec 17y ago
I believe the "there have never been other implementations" to be incorrect. The Cortado Java Applet is a a second implementation of the Theora code for example.
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by doublec 18y ago
Whether or not its a long time before (if ever) <video> goes mainstream doesn't matter. What matters is that an alternative to formats that require a payment is needed. For people who want to use non-proprietary formats, or don't wa
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by doublec 18y ago
Refusing to pay the fee is certainly an option. I don't see it being very popular with people investing money in startups when they ask how the startup intends to handle patent licensing and the reply is something like "Oh, we've decided we
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by doublec 18y ago
The summary of license terms are listed on the mpegla web site. If you run a website where users pay to view h.264 videos, either by title or by subscription, you need to pays fees per video if you reach a certain number of viewers. Note th
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by doublec 18y ago
Windows XP does not ship with an h264 codec. It is actually quite difficult for a user to find an h264 codec for Windows if they want to playback videos. Another issue with H.264 playback is the licensing costs. According to the mpegla webs