figital

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by figital 15y ago
People do want this. You want this. It's a desktop and you use it every day. It doesn't do what you or your friends want exactly and is bloated ... you should be able to collaborate on the design (toolbars, icons, menus, trashcan, backgroun
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by figital 15y ago
Your major problem is (anti)anti-framebusting. I'm not sure that can ever be fixed. The solution is for a local desktop manager to have the same programability as a browser but separate the top level browser DOM from the local desktop DOM.
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Building EEG Software Using HTML5(vimeo.com)
2 points by figital 15y ago|0 comments
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by figital 15y ago
I'd also doubt this is the "first brain-computer interface that allows the human user to navigate a 3D space". Note: "real BCI" does not need to be bidirectional and may be accomplished via read-only EEG (as ones eyes and ears will be recei
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by figital 15y ago
I've always squirmed when anyone uses the term "Generation X". Seems to have always meant ... "we're going to need a label for this younger demographic so we can market garbage to them". We don't understand them because we're too focused on
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by figital 15y ago
initially psyched when i heard this news but hard to see where this is going so far with most of the previous greatness stripped out. even a url like http://delicious.com/stacks/figital would have previously been http://delicious.com/fig
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by figital 15y ago
Link Title of the Year!!!! :)
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by figital 15y ago
How does one "fire a bean from a particle accelerator near Geneva to a lab 454 miles away in Italy"??
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HP revives TouchPad following "pricepoint avalanche"(online.wsj.com)
6 points by figital 15y ago|2 comments
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by figital 15y ago
newfound respect. thanks very much for posting this.
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by figital 15y ago
SQL is (an expression of) relational algebra: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relational_algebra . NoSQL is your (poorly named) ability to cache stuff (flat datasets) in assorted places.
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by figital 15y ago
"Movers and Shakers in Sports & Leisure"
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by figital 15y ago
I tuned in yesterday for the last 30 minutes. Well worth anyone's while on a Lazy Sunday. +1
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by figital 15y ago
You also could have gone to the card catalog and measured the number of cards in feet with a tape measure. That's indexing your database.
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by figital 15y ago
I haven't had a device yet to try that. They're supposedly coming out with a desktop version of "webOS". Will keep an eye out for an early release. I think they'll initially have that for Windows (whatever that means). Would love to try boo
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by figital 15y ago
A javascript, DOM-based window manager would be a worthy project for someone with the skills to do so. All prefs stored in JSON or somesuch. Separate from a browser to avoid frame-busting-busting-busting. Leave (and encourage) the styling a
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by figital 15y ago
I'd like to have something like this in a relational database. Probably just to try sharing styles across many different elements, sites, etc.
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by figital 15y ago
I love you PuTTy. Even though I haven't used Windows in a few years I occasionally have to sit down at someone else's machine and .... there you are! :)
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by figital 15y ago
Now you'll be sued by Yahoo: http://www.delicious.com/favicon.ico
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by figital 15y ago
In a perfect world I'd have the power to downvote links to articles regarding "tiobe".
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by figital 15y ago
Good luck doing that with HTTPS.
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by figital 15y ago
Hard to top Wargames.
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by figital 16y ago
We also need a GitHub of government / legislation.
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LinkedIn Developer API Goes Live(developer.linkedin.com)
1 points by figital 16y ago|0 comments
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by figital 16y ago
The killer tablet app is a permissively-licensed, open sourced, javascriptable, browser-based window manager.
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5:00 means 5:00: Gordon Hintz (D-WI) voices frustration(youtube.com)
2 points by figital 16y ago|0 comments
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Build your own "Mini Wayback Machine"(weblog.bocoup.com)
1 points by figital 16y ago|0 comments
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by figital 16y ago
I used LinMint for about a year in an emulator. I've since switched to Crunchbang Statler (xfce) but might recommend LinMint instead for folks who are looking for the most polished and immediate experience possible but aren't as interested
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Etherpad "Sunset Period" Over(etherpad.com)
22 points by figital 16y ago|0 comments
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by figital 16y ago
I've tried mod_v8 ... was harder to install, kept choking, and didn't seem to be a very active project. node.js always just works and seems to be under quality rapid development.

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