e1ven

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811.
by e1ven 15y ago
Yumi uses GRUB directly for the boot, so I believe it's limited to Linux only (AFAIK, Grub can't direct boot an iso)
812.
by e1ven 15y ago
What are you using for the streaming?
813.
by e1ven 15y ago
The time was right for the Personal Computer revolution in 1977. In 1997, it was the Internet revolution. In 2007, it was the Social revolution. There's always opportunity, you just need to find what is now worldchanging, which would be dif
814.
by e1ven 15y ago
At least for the CR-48's, you could flip the dev switch and wipe them, or install Ubuntu. I had to use the dev-switch to get a terminal.. Web online just doesn't cut it when you need to SSH to your servers ;)
815.
by e1ven 15y ago
I understand what you're saying, but I promise that the creation of another open source license isn't the solution. It WILL Strictly limit usage of your code, to the point that open sourcing it won't make much of a difference. You won't get
816.
by e1ven 15y ago
What the world needs now is NOT another open source license. I'd rather never touch another line of software again that had a custom license. All that does it make it difficult to interoperate with other packages, and Make it difficult to b
817.
by e1ven 15y ago
The combination photos are fun, how did you generate those? Why would I use this rather than going to my local supermarket, and just building my own there?
818.
by e1ven 15y ago
For what? Are you podcasts for Videos, or something Small?
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Gnu Hurd tested, with Benchmarks vs Linux(phoronix.com)
4 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
The Nook has saved BN from the same fate. I believe I read that something like 40% of revenue is currently nook-based.
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by e1ven 15y ago
I'm actually really glad he doesn't. There's a lot of features that unix systems have that Windows does entirely differently, or not that all. To accommodate that, he'd need to either write high-level interfaces on top of things and/or use
822.
by e1ven 15y ago
I believe the intended reading is that he does "change" them, by adjusting the font, etc, as mentioned just earlier. His colleague was suggesting that he write entirely new assignments each year. The author misunderstood what his colleague
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Brad Feld's new Book- Venture Deals: Be Smarter Than Your Lawyer and VC(amazon.com)
3 points by e1ven 15y ago|0 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
Right. Why would you focus on the fact that it's online? That's almost an irrelevant detail to "What do you do?" You run a marketing company. Just say that.
825.
by e1ven 15y ago
The date on this post is July 15th, and the email says they're shutting down on the 19th. Giving customers 4 days notice is less than ideal.
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by e1ven 15y ago
I've read both, and I greatly preferred "In the Plex". It seemed like a book that really had a thoughtful (if sympathetic) view into Google's inner workings. Levy's book drew from numerous interviews, and wove them together into a narrative
827.
by e1ven 15y ago
What did the email look like? Can you C/P?
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by e1ven 15y ago
What's the algorithm? You list the factors you use to decide, but I'm confused as to how those combine. How much do you weight Modem Whistling Skills versus Blog Posts versus years of experience?
829.
by e1ven 15y ago
This seems really fun. I'd love to be able to use this almost like a version of SQLlite, but a JSON interface. I could see this in Android/iPhone, as well as Desktop apps.
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How digital detectives deciphered Stuxnet, the most menacing malware in history(arstechnica.com)
6 points by e1ven 15y ago|1 comments
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by e1ven 15y ago
This is seriously cool stuff! I'd love to see this ported to work more broadly; Perhaps anime might be a good usage; There's a lot of material out there with subtitles due to the language barrier.. Wow. This is just really nice.
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by e1ven 15y ago
That was my favorite part. There are a few fun bits scattered around the webpage.
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by e1ven 15y ago
I had it drawn for the project at 99designs.
834.
by e1ven 15y ago
That makes a lot of sense. I wasn't trying to be disparing. It's a great idea, and very helpful, I just felt like it could go in a slightly different direction for this specific use-case (Public Keys)
835.
by e1ven 15y ago
Sorry, too late to edit the comment now, HN won't let me anymore. I was using man generically, not specifically. Mankind, if you will. s/man/person
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by e1ven 15y ago
Static1.robohash.com goes through the CDN.. If you load a PNG through there, it's cached. I wouldn't do the whole site through there, though, or you'll get the CDN's IP!
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by e1ven 15y ago
I'm generating the bots by reading the bits from a SHA1 hash, so they won't be very similar on an english-text level.
838.
by e1ven 15y ago
It's doing a URL decode to store them. I think that a % is not valid in a URL.. From http://www.w3.org/Addressing/URL/4_URI_Recommentations.html- The percent sign ("%", ASCII 25 hex) is used as the escape character in the encoding scheme
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by e1ven 15y ago
I think it would be pretty silly to add a paid plan to a weekend project. ;) I'll only do that, with the watermark, if it goes over what my bottom-rung Linode+CDN can deliver.
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by e1ven 15y ago
Identicons are a great idea, I really love them.. They're a good solution to a gut-check "Something is wrong here.." Sort of like a SSH-fingerprint. The problem I've had with them is that they're generate not all that memorable. Was that tr

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