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by gbraad 14y ago
Commit times do not necessarily convey the correct information; in the worst case i could have worked two days on a commit, or even commit it the following day. Time zones are also not accurate when travelling is involved for a developer/en
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by gbraad 14y ago
The result is an invalid ePub book since some pages do not follow strict xhtml rules; tag mismatch. iBooks and some other readers fail to render them. This page contains the following errors: error on line 13 at column 7: Opening and ending
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More in the series of bizarre UEFI bugs (discuss on LWN)(lwn.net)
3 points by gbraad 14y ago|0 comments
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More in the series of bizarre UEFI bugs(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
64 points by gbraad 14y ago|19 comments
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by gbraad 14y ago
I don't get this either. GoogleTV should be more generally available as an addon to any tvconnected device qhich runs android.
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by gbraad 14y ago
$39 should be the standard price... Not the special upgrade deal. I am a Linux/unix user, but anyways; Success to them
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by gbraad 14y ago
when a browser encounters <script src="" it will usually block until the script is loaded before moving on (when no async is used). The result would be a staircase pattern: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/121024_GH_A1Q/1/details/ Fo
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by gbraad 14y ago
The result is stated in the article, but deserves mentioning again; http://cssdeck.com/labs/html5-doodle-jump/8
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by gbraad 14y ago
First of all, I live in China (Beijing). Alibaba is mostly a C2C (or at most C2B) platform and is the method offered to foreign countries. It started as a way, similar to eBay, to sell your 'Buy now' products (called Taobao), however it eas
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by gbraad 14y ago
The Strangeloop talk seems to be quite similar to the one given at BrazilJS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84l0BrOlJwk (part 1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlQTjb794as (part 2)
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by gbraad 14y ago
Yes, and has been tested to work with Dropbox, Amazon, Dreamhost, Google, since they use different length of secrets.
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by gbraad 14y ago
The following page on LifeHacker explains it quite well: http://lifehacker.com/5932700/please-turn-on-two+factor-auth... The application I wrote works for all the mentioned websites, e.g. Drupal, Amazon, Dreamhost, Dropbox, etc since it i
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by gbraad 14y ago
You can open it online from: http://gauth.apps.gbraad.nl/ Or install it as an application from: https://build.phonegap.com/apps/135419/ Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ilgcnhelpchnceeipi... And for those us
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by gbraad 14y ago
Recently also Dropbox started to use the same TOTP implementation for securing with a two-factor auth. I have used the name G since they wrote the specification and at the time of this implementation, they were the only user. I wrote the ap
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by gbraad 14y ago
It is a nice try. Looks quite similar to the Creative Zii (Egg platform) and the Zii Labs' ZMS-05 processor which they marketed as "Stemcell Computing"... and a lot of other attempts. They use a Zenboard (Xilinx Zync, ARM+FPGA) as a base pl
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Think faster and remember more. Rewiring to stay younger... [YT](youtube.com)
1 points by gbraad 14y ago|0 comments
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by gbraad 14y ago
As mentioned on the Kickstarter campaign page: """Given the success of Krauss's The Physics of Star Trek (Harper, 1996), – which only touched on the issues, not the possibilities – I am confident that such a companion book would be well rec
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by gbraad 14y ago
I do use CloudFlare for a large amount of websites (dynamic content) and have not had a similar experience. If CDN is your only purpose? this mostly only useful for static files like JS, CSS and HTML. Somehow your answer is not clear what y
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by gbraad 14y ago
For this to work you can use the direct.[domain].[tld] (or any record you create with the grey indicator) record which does not get served by CloudFlare. When you use CloudFlare with the orange indicator, your traffic will be proxied throug
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by gbraad 14y ago
"Bigger, thinner and lighter" as if it was a commercial for period stuff :-/
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by gbraad 14y ago
Next up, a good ePub reader for use in firefox and firefoxos. Breaking free of the only two rendering engines in use...
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by gbraad 14y ago
Had never seen this unofficial API. Ugh, postedAgo?! Should be a timestamp... As he mentions, it should be avail. Ask ronneroller to change/add it ;-)
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by gbraad 14y ago
Seems to be a wrong approach to me. Instead of using a timestamp it is sorted against 'English' indexof-ed strings. I would expect human-readable date formats are done afterwords on the sorted array itself, which would be a simple compare c
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by gbraad 14y ago
even works on Android nightlies
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by gbraad 14y ago
Which resulted in a discussion on a different thread? http://mailman.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-dev-public/2012-...
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by gbraad 14y ago
Looks good and simplistic. +1 for ease of use... We use D3 for data visualization and graph something similar to http://bl.ocks.org/3202712
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by gbraad 14y ago
same feeling; you either develop native apps and deal with the provided options or you move to html5 and css3. why create a frankenstein solution by botching native apps together with a css engine; feels like an intermediate and futile atte
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by gbraad 14y ago
I read the Dutch thread on Tweakers.net related to the suspesion of WingsOfFury. This was done because of a favorites folder which contained links to inappropriate material. So, in effect, making a backup of your links can lead to a blockag
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by gbraad 14y ago
Nodes deployed in a virtual environment are still assigned to a location. Linode for instance provides different datacenters, AWS provides availability zones. A grouping can take care of most of this problem, however relations between the n
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by gbraad 16y ago
A lot to do about this posting: http://razorfast.com/2011/04/25/dropbox-attempts-to-kill-ope...

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