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elpuri
6y ago
65816 has a 16-bit stack pointer.
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elpuri
11y ago
Disk throwing has been a standard demo/copy party event since the dinosaurs roamed the earth (at least in Finland). I remember there being a disk throwing compo at Assembly '92.
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elpuri
14y ago
Well yes and no. Sure, you will take a runtime performance hit if you do a QML UI because all the QML needs to be parsed. But then again, no it's not all javascript and no it will not suck up all of your CPU. When you write simple bindings
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Live video of writing a GLSL raytracer in 24 minutes
(youtube.com)
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elpuri
15y ago
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16y ago
http://www.gartner.com/it/page.jsp?id=1543014
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Use any screen as a virtual touch screen
(mynokiablog.com)
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16y ago
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elpuri
16y ago
RIM's market share in 2010/Q1 according to Gartner ( http://www.zdnet.com/blog/cell-phones/google-android-smacks-... ) was 19,4% and year before that it was a little bit over 20%.
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elpuri
16y ago
The article is misleading. The original finnish piece of news says the _use_ of unsecured wireless networks is going to be legalized. Having an unsecured home network has never been illegal. The legislators are justifying the legalization w
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elpuri
16y ago
Either the writer of the article sucks at coming up with analogies or doesn't really understand what pipelining sequential logic means :)
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elpuri
16y ago
I've had good experiences with Futurlec ( http://futurlec.com/PCBService.shtml ). I believe the PCBs ship from Thailand so don't expect fast delivery (unless you pay for courier service), but the quality for the price is good (and their oth
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elpuri
16y ago
I think Symbian (S60) devices have had flash since 2004 or something and they've shipped tens of millions of devices since then. Also at least Nokia's Symbian devices are OMAP based like iPhone. I'm not saying that Adobe's Flash has had a h
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elpuri
16y ago
It will be interesting to see what comes out of Symbian^4. As the 10+ year old Symbian UI framework is tossed out of the window and replaced by a Qt graphicsview based new one it requires all the app UIs to be rewritten there's a good chanc
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16y ago
The Firefox Mobile runs ok on N900 which has RAM- and CPUwise very similar hardware to iPhones, but 2x more pixels to render. Why would someone want it instead of Safari? I'm sure lots of people use Firefox on their Macs too. Competition us
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elpuri
16y ago
Naturally it's Adobe's job to handle the quirks when generating the output. I would be surprised, if forcing developers to edit generated code even crossed their minds. It just doesn't make any sense.
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16y ago
Yeah of course that's obvious, but is there or is there not a company rule that prohibits employees publicly commenting on company matters like the Adobe guy says? Edit: I just realized that you're not allowed to comment on it if there is o
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elpuri
16y ago
Of course the question everyone is interested in is are you allowed to publicly comment on / criticize issues like Apple strategy, policies and technologies. So are you?
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elpuri
17y ago
Probably because console gaming had always been closed and the introduction of x360 didn't really make things any worse than they were. Also the game developers who would like to see open gaming platforms are probably outnumbered by the peo
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elpuri
17y ago
I've done quite a lot of uC and FPGA stuff already, but thanks for the suggestion. Assembling from a kit and developing own firmware for something like this http://monome.org/devices might be fun. Even if not used as a MIDI controller it
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Ask HN: How does a hacker have maximum fun with 500 euros?
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17y ago
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elpuri
17y ago
Usually chimping just means checking your shots from the LCD.
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17y ago
Some pieces of the Running the Numbers series are currently on display in the Museum of Science in Boston (which is otherwise a joke except the probability machine in the math room which is really cool :)).
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17y ago
Is it totally out of the question that some people might type in bing.com or have it as their browser's start page? The 42% is MSFTs share of referring sites.
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17y ago
That's not the same thing. Your video shows an app rendering frames of animation back and forth using the accelerometer data. The app in the posting uses the sensor data to calculate the orientation of the device and then uses that to manip
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17y ago
No easy way to host digital media without setting up a website? Are you serious?
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17y ago
I'm not familiar with all the Android devices out there (I'm assuming that you're referring to Android device manufacturers here), but don't most of them have keyboards and trackballs vs. iPhone's slate design? Seems like two differnet form
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elpuri
17y ago
Some people might remember letsbuyit.com from the late nineties and early noughties. If I remember correctly it had the exact same idea. The site seems to be still up with the same brand, but it seems to have become some sort of "shopping c
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17y ago
I'm nothing more than a layman what comes to things like these, but... What's there for Google? - Google, Apple and Microsoft can afford the license and the fee is peanuts to them. Most likely Flash will be history no matter what codec wins
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17y ago
(Std disclaimer: I don't approve biggotry, but...) I might be repeating someone here, but the problem is that once you start enforcing laws against things like this you also give the other party the opportunity to slap employers with false
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elpuri
17y ago
Naturally statues get the same treatment. It seems though that his private parts don't need the privacy :) http://bit.ly/csIXot
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Kohonen's self organazing maps for dummies (with code)
(ai-junkie.com)
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elpuri
17y ago
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