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Eero - A new ObjC compatible language inspired by Smalltalk, Python and Ruby(eerolanguage.org)
3 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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How software-defined radio could revolutionize wireless(arstechnica.com)
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How "The Angel" helped 15,000 people steal broadband(arstechnica.com)
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Running On Empty: WakeMate Finds Out What Happens When Partners Break Up(techcrunch.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
Interestingly (to me), this is Technically GPL incompatible, since it adds additional restrictions beyond what the GPL requires.
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OutGrow.Me - Successfully funded Kickstarter projects that are available to Buy(outgrow.me)
2 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 14y ago
In theory, you could do an out-of-band comparison. In practice, you'd generally accept that the first one you receive is valid, and then watch for deviations from there. This is the way SSH works, for instance.
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by e1ven 14y ago
Having things encrypted is good, yes, but requiring people to get a certificate means that the web has fewer chokepoints, which is bad. IMHO, SSL ought to use a fingerprint-comparison check, instead of a central cert. "This server has chang
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Exploiting Kickstarter’s success metrics for (fun and) profit.(e1ven.com)
1 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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Skype calls to feature ads big enough to interrupt any conversation(arstechnica.com)
4 points by e1ven 14y ago|1 comments
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by e1ven 14y ago
Appreciate it. I'll avoid the site. This is one reason I seldom log in with Twitter/Facebook. I just don't trust apps, and this is a good reason not to. Even if they authors try to make it "Not Spammy" I don't trust their implementation, an
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Taxi Medallions - How New York's system makes fares higher and drivers poorer(slate.com)
2 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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Pre to postmortem: the inside story of the death of Palm and webOS(theverge.com)
1 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 14y ago
Waltham, Ma (Near Boston) SavingStar is looking for Ruby web developers to help us transition the world away from paper coupons, and enable a digital couponing future. If you can intelligently discuss page vs. fragment caching, if scaling a
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Creating the Windows 8 User Experience(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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The Upside Down Apple Logo (blog.joemoreno.com)
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Running client-side Ruby on the Web with Native Client or Emscripten(arstechnica.com)
2 points by e1ven 14y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 14y ago
I'm sure they'd love to -- Hell, I'd give a kidney to be able to, but those rights aren't cheap. Last I heard it was 250K + a hefty per game royalty. They are doing this as a "spiritual sequel" if you will. They aren't spending kick starter
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Space Quest creators create kickstarter for a new Space Adventure(kickstarter.com)
59 points by e1ven 14y ago|31 comments
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EA backtracks on Rock Band for iOS shutdown(computerandvideogames.com)
1 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
If team A uses the binary to write a spec, and team B uses the spec to re-implement without direct help from team A, it's generally considered legit. This was the method used by Compaq to implement the IBM BIOS, back in the day.
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Purchased copies of "Rock Band" for iPhone to become unplayable(theverge.com)
2 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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Jeremy Keith on Website Optimization(adactio.com)
2 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
Waltham, Ma (Near Boston) SavingStar is looking for Ruby experts to help us transition the world away from paper coupons, and enable a digital couponing future. If you can intelligently discuss page vs. fragment caching, if scaling a websit
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Windows 8 on the desktop—an awkward hybrid(arstechnica.com)
1 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
Sorry, I think I was being obtuse. I don't think the problem is that you don't have enough generic words to add to either side. I think the problem is that all your doing is adding words to either side ;) I like your site. It's really usefu
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by e1ven 15y ago
It's very good at iterating on a name that I'm already thing about, but not very good at going beyond what I've already considered. Consider if I were writing a new Email package. I might tell your tool "Mail" or "Message" As great as LDS
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by e1ven 15y ago
I really like LDS, it's a great way to examine names near what you're thinking. I'm very interested in a more premium service, however, where I can pay money to have someone who's done this before find a name that's either free, or availabl
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Tim Schafer’s Top 5 Pitch Tips for Kickstarter Success (design3.com)
1 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
OK, Backed. I like tools like this. I think too often they get cluttered down trying to implement the rules system in the game. I don't want that, I don't need that. That's what the GM is for, and trying to implement the rules themselves m

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