einaros

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by einaros 16y ago
Yes. Custom implementation I never updated beyond the very basics. There has since been released a better node.js canvas by LearnBoost.
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by einaros 16y ago
The server had a hard time dealing with the load. I suspect running node.js on Cygwin contributes negatively in that regard. Furthermore, my custom serverside canvas could probably benefit from being asynchronous, and the server really shou
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by einaros 16y ago
The server is being hammered pretty hard at the moment. It's taken on 30-40 simultaneous users before, and worked without a glitch. Now it's around 50, and a few seem to be going beyond the normal update rate. At some point I will have to e
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by einaros 16y ago
Duely noted. For the next version of the public board I'll do that!
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by einaros 16y ago
Sorry about that. FF has websocket support disabled for now, and I've been slow to move to socket.io. That, and plenty other updates, are in the works. :)
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Persistent Whiteboard with node.js and websocket(draw.2x.io)
29 points by einaros 16y ago|14 comments
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XSS Awareness: How a Yfrog vulnerability could be used to post to Twitter(codefornuts.com)
2 points by einaros 16y ago|0 comments
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Collaborative drawing with HTML5 Canvas + Node.js + (node-)Cairo(draw.2x.io)
3 points by einaros 16y ago|0 comments
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Yet another multi-user sketching demo, using HTML5 Canvas, WebSocket & Node.js(portfoli.no)
1 points by einaros 16y ago|0 comments
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by einaros 16y ago
I feel conflicted about doing this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jULOA7mSOac&fmt=22
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by einaros 16y ago
While true, I think there's more to the mix than that. For the last 9-10 years I've stuck with a high-weight-few-reps approach, and I've found that while my strength has increased a lot, I by no means look bulky. I'd think most people would
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by einaros 16y ago
I think that largely depends on the gym. Some are really just show-off spots, I agree, but my experience is that the less mainstream, often kinda run-down joints have a much friendlier, less cocky and pretty intelligent under-tone to them.
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by einaros 16y ago
Weight lifting has been my primary form of workout for the last 9-10 years. I've found that its the only way of training I can do and still keep half a brain focused on a code / architectural issue. As with biking / jogging / rowing, I find
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by einaros 16y ago
That's a pretty difficult path to follow. Chances are you'll end up not eating enough, and start burning muscle in addition to fat. If you lose more than about 1 kg / ~2.2 lbs a week, you're at risk of doing just that. On the other extreme,
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by einaros 17y ago
I'm guessing most of the people on CR are also on /b/. As for me, I really can't be bothered on both instances.
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by einaros 17y ago
I've yet to try the v4 beta. Seems unlike that they've taken such a huge leap back from v3, though. I'm more inclined to say that Google's implementation on MacOS is inferior to Mozilla's. Did you ever measure the difference with the Window
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by einaros 17y ago
Which Chrome version is that? v3.0.195.38 runs it without a glitch here. I did a screencapture, but Jing can't quite keep up with the framerate of the animation, so that looks jumpy ( http://screencast.com/t/ODQxMTdmMzg ).
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by einaros 17y ago
On my HTC Hero there's about a second delay between each re-render upon mouseover. Without a keyboard I cant trigger the rotation, so it's difficult to say for sure. I'm amazed it even renders, though. Kudos to the old Android browser for t
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by einaros 17y ago
I wrote a completely useless 3D effect using DOM manipulation some time ago ( http://portfoli.no ), and have been using it since to do my own personal benchmark of various browsers. Being horribly unoptimized, and probably riddled with flaw