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A note for those attempting to use Ethernet to Airplay mirror: Your router must allow multicasting between WLAN and Ethernet clients, otherwise your Pi won't show up to iDevices connected via WiFi. If this is a problem for you (as it was
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If you already have the ingredients to do this, then it may be a cheaper solution. My RaspberryPi has been a few things since I bought it (a print server, a file server, a web server) but I never really settled on anything and for the past
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14y ago
Probably obvious. A nuclear explosion: http://new.weavesilk.com/?dayj
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Maybe so they don't have to spend time getting it working in IE6-8?
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It would be nice to see this potentially lead to an app store for Steam Big Picture[1]. At the moment, I think that's one huge thing it is lacking. Sure, I can load up YouTube or Netflix in the browser. But the interface is clunky and buggy
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Wait, cottaging? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottaging
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Netbeans theme would be nice. I'm always envious of those super-clean looking fonts like the ones in the Github readme here. Any idea how to achieve this in Netbeans?
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It's hard to find a single outbound link in an Engadget (or other similar "tech blog") article, as if somehow the user will just stay on the site clicking internal links ad infinitum. Instead, I see a link--in this case, to what should be t
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Also similar to cowsay [1]: [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowsay
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I buy corn in a can and heat it quickly in a microwave. Not the tastiest, but it's quick and it gets the job done. And yes, I'm a PHP programmer.
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Complex is not the same as complicated. Git is complex, but not complicated.
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This is a nice feature. But if this is the only thing keeping someone using Chrome over Safari, then fear not: iOS6 is introducing this feature for Safari in the coming Autumn. http://www.apple.com/ios/ios6/#safari
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14y ago
Based on early Windows 8 feedback, Microsoft announce the upcoming release of Windows 9! /s
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To clarify, I'm not the author of the post. But yes, this was what I thought. A nice monitor for ~£200-300 and you don't have to change a thing about what you do, assuming that for on-the-go, the 13" is just fine.
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Windows, that's a step too far
(robmanuel.blogspot.co.uk)
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Most everyday problems related to rounded edges in CSS can be solved with CSS3 PIE ( http://css3pie.com/ ). How well these shapes would render though, I don't know.
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HTTPD... ropbox
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Why not?
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15y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to just hire a voice actor or impersonator?
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15y ago
That's not what he says. I have several free web browsers on my laptop, but I generally do not look at web sites from my own machine, aside from a few sites operated for or by the GNU Project, FSF or me. I fetch
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Was there a reason for linking in at page 2? First page, for those that didn't realise: http://www.forbes.com/sites/eliseackerman/2012/02/25/a-close...
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Up there with "one small step...", imo.
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A request for future posts from extremetech.com (and essentially all other "news" services like this). Please look for a 'Print' view, which displays the content on 1 page and in a much better format: http://www.extremetech.com/computing
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> and configtest doesn't pick up things like directories being missing. Uh, last time I checked (Apache 2.2.17 (Ubuntu)) it did. # apache2ctl configtest Warning: DocumentRoot [/dev/null/doesnt/even/exist] does not exist
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Care to expand on the "built entirely in JavaScript" part? Sounds interesting.
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Alternatively, you could use Rhino Shell ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Rhino_Shell ) - it even supports tab completion!
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Ask HN: What can those of us outside of the USA do to help stop SOPA?
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