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freewizard
5y ago
Great work on Paper and Pencil! Both hardware and software!
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5y ago
I'm looking for a case for Kindle Paperwhite to make it look like this.
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5y ago
Both Dune and Dune II were released in 1992, Dune was interactive adventure from Cryo, Dune II was RTS from Westwood. Dune II was also re-released as Dune 2000 for Windows. Dune was not bad, but personally I love Dune II a lot. It was the f
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5y ago
"Social Chrome" is a base of moving sand, just like Google AMP, it works for a brief while via platform's power but will phase out; web game died out naturally with devices becomes cheaper, and consumers going mobile (and con
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While I really liked the neat API and it's easy to use, the index performance and ram/disk size is really disappointing in a use case I oversee. Typesense in my opinion is much better on performance (ymmv but in my case it's
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5y ago
awesome tool! fount some interesting data explore the Compare Streaming Services section [1] For example, Netflix and Prime Video are almost equal on total number of shows (~5.5k movie + series) but on Netflix only 4% shows are from pre-200
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5y ago
It differs by streaming platforms, take Netflix by example[1][2], up-to-720p are fine in most browsers and software DRM, 1080p may get "soft locked", 4K are well locked by a combination of software and hardware spec (HDCP 2.2, EC
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5y ago
Anyone notices pressing Cmd-F / Ctrl-F on this linked article pops up a website launcher in that page? It's so neat and I want that in my Quicksilver / Alfred!
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5y ago
It's crazy DRM today has made screen capture almost impossible on consumer devices, and I see people use one device to photo the other just to share a screenshot to friends. If it turns out pirate can't be stopped by this, why bot
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5y ago
This calls back a lot of good memories. In additional to the cool tricks you mentioned, I recall the limited 256 or 16 color also created some innovative ways to use color palettes dynamically. The limited built in PC speaker also pushed t
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5y ago
Kobo is quite friendly with 3rd party software. Both Plato (in rust) and KO-Reader (in c/lua) are excellent alternative to builtin reader app, the only drawback is they can't open DRM-protected books. https://github.com
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5y ago
> Notably, the judge rejected both parties’ definition of the marketplace at issue in the case. “The relevant market here is digital mobile gaming transactions, not gaming generally and not Apple’s own internal operating systems related
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5y ago
a bit OT but I'm curious what's current status and usage data for YouTube-dl and its popular forks (e.g. yt-dlc, yt-dlp)? They all seems to be active to different degree(last commit is 2mth, 2w, 2d ago)? and not merging backing to
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5y ago
Appreciate NYC finding ways to push up vax% but not sure what to say about the app they are promoting. Just checked this "NYC COVID Safe" app[1] which is claimed to be "Key to NYC". All it does is taking and storing a ph
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5y ago
For small project and simple full text search requirement, try this generic parser: https://github.com/freewizard/pg_cjk_parser
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5y ago
I would assume it's not only about the answer, but also/more about how an interviewer answers it.
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They have 1 billion dollar[1], and working on ads[2] [1] https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN2BF0UP [2] https://t.me/durov/142
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Biden Names Lina Khan, a Big-Tech Critic, as FTC Chair
(nytimes.com)
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5y ago
The model of Day One seems more like Simplenote, which has been acquired by Automattic for quite a while, and not integrated to WP/Tumblr.
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Surprised there’s no mention of Shawn Zhang[1] and his discovery of dozens of camps via satellite images[2] in 2018. Chinese govt started to censor the satellite images after Zhang published his discovery on medium and Twitter, which gave B
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They should and likely will sell glasses or cars or whatever new gadgets people ((will be made to) think they) need. :)
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Wall Street struggles to sell Washington on Bitcoin for the masses
(politico.com)
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It’s definitely a progress for Instagram but probably a little one if the algorithm sorting is not changed. For those who may need, there have been browser addons for Twitter and Facebook to do the same. [1] Also worth noting Mastodon has t
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What I learned a few years back about this is the official (un)obfuscating implementation was distributed to licensed companies in binary .dll/.so/.a , and not allowed to be redistributed or reverse-engineered. Licenses are only g
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New SMS Hack in iOS 14.5.1?
(forums.macrumors.com)
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I might not need OP's app but generally for apps I do need, I'm happy to pay some premium for open source for the added trust and risk of being ripping off.
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Using faked identity and faked papers to expose loopholes and issues in an institution is not news in science community. Kernel community may not be immune to some common challenges for any sizable institution I assume, so some ethical hack
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I’m wondering how often does Elon Musk use autopilot? If he does not do that all the time, users should not either; if he does, I’m worried about him and Tesla share holders.
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Not mentioned by the OP but Telegram also released an update last week to its group voice call feature, which essentially turns a channel or group into a ClubHouse room. https://telegram.org/blog/voice-chats-on-steroids
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The company I work for was using Haxe for many years. It was mainly used for a bit of interface code generation, and a cross platform end-to-end test player to test our SDK on AS2/AS3/iOS/HTML5 environments. A lot man hours w
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