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Sometimes looks like they were a game studio that develops their own copy protection hardware. At least you can reuse their "hardware dongle" for more than a game ;-)
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Probably you'll get IPv6 in India sooner than people in Europe. I've read that the last mile in India is not yet liberalised and that's a huge growth factor in Internet usage. Once this barrier falls, invesment in network equ
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Writers: start collaborating using GitHub now
(medium.com)
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10y ago
I feel some amount of Bitcoin is backed by fear. Specifically from countries that are removing bills like India or Venezuela. Years ago you had to buy dollars or gold but Bitcoin is somewhat opaque to that governments because there is yet v
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10y ago
That's the feature Kindle PDF reader should have built in from beginning. Waiting in the queue for my account.
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I really the technical explanation about how to write to a device on different platforms inside an electron app. Described here https://github.com/resin-io/etcher/tree/master/lib/src/child...
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10y ago
Totally agree. This kind of attack is really easy to make just by setting up a wireless network with the ssid you want to block and starting wireless containment countermeasures for rogue ap detection.
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10y ago
SGI IRIX unpatched rejected all login attempts after january 1st, 2000 Not a crash per se, but would require to stop the host and go single user to roll back the date to 1972 if you were unable to patch it (like my SGI indigo workstation EO
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10y ago
I really love CityDesk from FogCreek software. That was the static CMS used my Joel Spolsky. I downloaded a long time ago, and had to buy it because it worked very well. Now it is EOLed and I am looking for something similar, but cannot fin
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I had the same idea: starting one project per month for 2017. I guess 2016 is too now short to achieve something relevant ;-)
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Interesting... and complex: Trigger a race condition to enter into an infinite loop. Use a service worker to make javascript running into the background... ... to find a way to get code into the host. Honestly, I already thought web browser
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10y ago
Good concept. Most internal, departamental apps at big companies (made by undercover IT) are nothing more than CRUD. You could capture part of that market. Now the bad news. You need to work a bit more on the site and maybe business model.
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10y ago
I stopped using it on a blog because load times skyrocketed. It was a loooong time ago. Cannot remember when exactly. If you are thinking about coding something similar to cross promote content and media streams think careful about how do w
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10y ago
Not a kinesis expert here, but think the need to reprocess stuff could be the key. With kafka you can reprocess data just creating a different consumer group. You pay for instances. I guess in kinesis you need to move data from kinsesis to
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For my personal projects I am betting on Blockchains and Cloud functions (aws lambda/azure/etc). I guess 2017 will be the year of small/no framework projects for me ... just because I want to ship instead of fight looking for
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10y ago
There is a good free eBook from O'Reilly about C++14 worth reading: "C++ The Beast is Back" http://www.oreilly.com/programming/free/c++-today.csp
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10y ago
This NASA animation... source CNN ?
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10y ago
Good idea; but I miss buzzwords like Master Data Management and Data Governance in your readme.md file ;-) Seriously, tell something about that in the readme and suddenly your work will show up in google with Informatica, Talend, Informatio
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10y ago
I guess this is more oriented to the devices like, meeting room hardware (can it be plugged to a VoIP server / Avaya switch?) that predates Polycom and Cisco markets... using hangouts. I guess for the TCO for Digital Signage devices is
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I really like the Chrome for meetings devices. But it wonder if I can: 1- Cast content to the device to do a presentation/show a video during a meeting without having to plug HDMI cables, etc.. like if it were a Chromecast. 2 - Can I c
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tl;dr This applies to individuals, not corporations. Tax Identification might not be available, and some banks are using telephone numbers for this purposes. There are also problems with character sets and how names are transcribed... And t
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I meant the earliest code written in that notation released to the public. It could be interesting to list them here. If you know one ancient piece of code with Hungarian notation please tell!
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10y ago
Is this the first source code with Hungarian notation released to the public?( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation )
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You're welcome :) Just share how it went!
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construct2 (scirra.com) Makes everything depend on events and makes html5 apps with easy Facebook integration. Good before teaching functional languages because makes people focus on what will be done when something happens (callback) and m
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10y ago
Looks very interesting. Anyone tried this? I think I have an old netbook somewhere that could be useful again for traveling.
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For the price of an MBA you can start a small business, and actually earn money. Some people gets an MBA for the contacts: Don't do it. Not all the people you'll know will end in "high places". It is much better to call
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10y ago
Wow. I remember using tiddlywiki _long_ time ago for documenting a project without any kind of backend database. Thanks for remembering that software. I will look what can I do today with it.
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Just discovered my fist wordprocessor had some kind of scripting inside... ... because you're talking about that Wordperfect 5.0 with blue screen on a text terminal, right? I knew you could do some mail merge stuff, but nothing more. T
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10y ago
SNMP (simple network management protocol) Not exactly the best way to control a network device. But it is what we have. Plus, every machine tries to do something different with the non-standard stuff. And different parts of the APIs (called
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